r/FuckGregAbbott • u/VGAddict • 6h ago
This site forecasts the results of every statewide election.
https://theoelections.com/forecast.html
The Democratic candidates are forecast to only win Harris County by 57%-58%. Let's get that to at least 60%.
r/FuckGregAbbott • u/fishyfishyfish1 • 2h ago
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r/FuckGregAbbott • u/KaffeeSan • 12h ago
I just want to be able to sleep at night.
r/FuckGregAbbott • u/fishyfishyfish1 • 12h ago
r/FuckGregAbbott • u/VGAddict • 14h ago
Those of you who are better at statistics than I am, could you ELI5 whether this is good or bad for Democrats?
r/FuckGregAbbott • u/VGAddict • 14h ago
Do we know the exit polls for early voting?
r/FuckGregAbbott • u/VGAddict • 15h ago
r/FuckGregAbbott • u/WhoIsJolyonWest • 16h ago
During the 2018 midterm election, 855,711 people cast a ballot in Harris County across the entire early voting period.
More than 100,000 people cast an in-person ballot during the first day of early voting in Harris County on Monday, shattering the previous record of 63,188 set in 2018.
According to the Harris County Elections Department, the county surpassed the 2018 record by 3:30 p.m. on Monday. When polls closed on the first day of early voting, three-and-a-half hours later, the county reported that over 104,600 residents had cast a ballot.
This year's Texas Senate race shows some parallels to the 2018 midterm election. In 2018, Democrat Beto O'Rourke ran a tight race against incumbent Senator Ted Cruz. While O'Rourke ultimately lost, it was by a slim margin of just under 215,000 votes. O'Rourke's campaign was also credited with boosting down-ballot Democrats, including then-Harris County judge candidate Lina Hidalgo, who flipped the county's highest office from Republican to Democratic control.
Now, eight years later, Democratic Senate candidate and State Rep. James Talarico is in an even tighter race against Republican candidate and Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton. Recent polling — including one published Friday by the University of Houston's Hobby School of Public Affairs — has shown Talarico and Paxton in a statistical dead heat or Talarico in a slight lead.
During the 2018 midterm election, 855,711 people cast a ballot in Harris County across the entire early voting period.
Early voting will continue through Oct. 30, and Election Day is Tuesday, Nov. 3. Below are the early voting hours and locations.
Oct. 19-24 — 7 a.m.-7 p.m.
Sunday, Oct. 25 — 12 p.m.-7 p.m.
Oct. 26-30 — 7 a.m.- 7 p.m.
The list of all 75 locations can be found on theHarris County Clerk’s website.
On Election Day, the county plans to have over 600 polling locations open across the county.
r/FuckGregAbbott • u/CaTz_EyE • 23h ago
May many more republicans in Texas vote against their party.
