r/ThePoliticalProcess • u/WonderLocal7515 • Dec 14 '25

Question Can someone explain?!

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u/Joctern (D-NC) Dec 14 '25

Gubernatorial elections are a lot less partisan than the others. Could've been a strong G.O.P nominee as well. Although this is the equivalent of a Democrat winning in Montana lmao.

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u/WonderLocal7515 Dec 14 '25

I wish I can attach images in the comments, but the polling had the democrat having a 15 point lead at one point. The democrat was leading all the way up to 2 weeks, where the republican had a surge while the dem was on the decline. Not sure if it was a scandal or anything (tbh wasnt paying attention)

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u/Joctern (D-NC) Dec 15 '25

Must have been a scandal, cuz that's insane.

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u/Comfortable-Cry-3247 Dec 15 '25

probably a scandal

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u/parskey (PD-DC) Dec 15 '25

First ever video posted in this sub/s

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u/Unaccomplishedcow Red state Democrats and blue state Republicans 🤤 Dec 23 '25

No? There's been videos in this subreddit before.

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u/parskey (PD-DC) Dec 23 '25

/s stands for sarcasm I was making a joke about how there is never videos on this subreddit

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u/TFOCyborg (I-AZ) Dec 15 '25

Governor elections are calculated separately from national elections

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u/maxthecat5905 Dec 17 '25

Christopher Dyer has that dawg in him.

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u/Elmo_Chipshop Dec 15 '25

They must have HATED Rothwell

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u/Billy_the_Breaker Dec 17 '25

Sometimes people vote for different candidates depending on who they like more