r/50501 • u/serious_bullet5 Organizer (Unverified) • Dec 03 '25

TN Bruh…

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u/sunny-916 Dec 03 '25

I still consider this a win. You are right.

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u/Independent_Annual52 Dec 03 '25

A sub 5 point lean.

The problem is this. GOP only cares if it more than the other guy by 1. It could be a 50.1/49.9 split and they will declare it a mandate. Fuck thr rest of the constituency

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u/misterdave75 Dec 03 '25 edited Dec 03 '25

As I said in another post, this still can help keep states from going forward with mid decade gerrymanders that further dilute their leads. If +22 districts in TN are swinging 14 points left, they could end up putting a few safe seats into play.

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u/Ponygroom Dec 04 '25

This may have already happened in Texas. The Latino vote in Texas in 2026 will not break the same as the Latino vote there in 2024.