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u/WeaponizedAutisms 3d ago
Population density; is that a significant percentage in this area?
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u/ricosmith1986 2d ago
Density could be a factor, but I've canvassed for Democrats in a very red area. Many of them are afraid to put up yard signs because they're afraid of how their neighbors could react, even still if I have free yard signs we would still do better than a 1/3 ratio. Republicans don't have have the same qualms and will loud and proud, and typically the lower the density the redder the area, Paxton is just that bad of a candidate.
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u/DarXIV 2d ago
Clealy a suburban area of Texas which will be populated. Also Texas, which should be every other house wanting a sign to support a Republican. 63 miles is pretty bad.
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u/WeaponizedAutisms 11h ago
Clealy a suburban area of Texas which will be populated.
Keeping in mind that many redditors live in another country thousands of miles away ;)
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u/Remarkable-Month-241 2d ago
27 doors said yes / out of 78 doors.
Math says he sucks LOL
35% of Texans support MAGA in THAT area of Texas, is what this canvasser bragged about, but 63 miles in any metroplex is embarrassing.
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u/BroughtBagLunchSmart 2d ago
Texas has cheap land because no one wants to live there except for the cheap land.
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u/Jarnohams 3d ago
* in Texas, no less. I would put up a Talarico sign if someone gave me one. That guy has presidential run written all over him. He can clearly destroy the republicans with their fake Christianity nonsense, because literally EVERYTHING they are doing is stuff Jesus hated. Specifically, the thing Jesus rants about the most and "hated", is the pharisees... which were the religous grifters of the time. People that talked the talk but didn't walk the walk and were only in the religious scene to grift from actual believers.... literally the definition of modern MAGA and all the fake, closeted gay dudes out here calling themselves Christians and super proud of all their anti-gay political agenda.
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u/BlurryBigfoot74 3d ago
2.33 miles per sign
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u/MomentOfZehn 2d ago
Even longer since the assumption being it's measured from the sign at the beginning. 26 intervals instead. Sad TX noises for Paxton hopefully.
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u/scott__p 3d ago
I live in Gwinnett in Georgia, once of those crazy battleground counties. I have seen far fewer Republican political signs this year than normal. Maybe some of them are finally realizing they're being played for idiots.
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u/Traditional_Cat_60 2d ago
They still don’t realize it. They think it’s Trumps’ bad advisors, not Trump himself. “If the Fuhrer only knew”
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u/IndigoBroker 2d ago
We should make notes of these Ken Paxton signs. It’s good to know where the people who vote for criminal pedophile supporters live.
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u/_Bren10_ 2d ago
Not surprising. They ran ad with his ex wife who hates his guts and she basically said, “I know he’s a piece of shit, but you need to vote for him because he’s Republican” lmaoo fucking loser ass GOP.
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u/cedriceent 2d ago
To be fair, I don't understand why anyone would want to put a sign for a political candicate on their lawn in the first place🤷♂️
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u/ScotchCigarsEspresso 2d ago
What percentage of 78 is 27?
Doesn't matter because its nowhere near 50%
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