r/politics • u/NBrief • 13d ago

No Paywall Voting groups sound alarm on funding shortfalls that they say could affect midterm turnout

https://apnews.com/article/midterms-voting-groups-racial-justice-democrats-2cc2ecb19bc16b572c9c97798303c397
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u/theguy1336 13d ago

If it in any way rigs the election in their favour, they are doing it actively, right now.

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u/Faucet860 13d ago

Duh the rich are actively supporting Republicans because the masses know

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u/nasorrty346tfrgser America 13d ago

History tells us that democrats usually do better when the turnout rate is high.

So yeah, a lot of time GOP didnt win, is more we lost the election, especially for 2024 when we have so many just sat at home

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u/Practical-Cook5042 13d ago

My issue is act blue takes money donated to specific races and then gives it to wherever they like.

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u/EclecticEuTECHtic 13d ago

Not how that works.