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10. As explained by Rachel

Reply to workinclasszero (Original post)

Tue Dec 19, 2017, 11:49 AM

Dec 2017

Rachel did a graph regarding the number of Dems v repubs running in the 2018 elections. She then showed how it looked in 2010 when the repubs won big. In 2010 more repubs were running for their party's nomination then Dems. Right now the number of Dems running v repubs running is off the charts. If the comparison holds the Dems should win big time in 2018!

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Democrats hold biggest lead in congressional preference since 2008 [View all] workinclasszero Dec 2017 OP

I'm disappointed by the "since 2008" part. paulkienitz Dec 2017 #1

+1 uponit7771 Dec 2017 #5

I think this section is most important: HootieMcBoob Dec 2017 #6

It would have been more impressive if it had said "since 1908". kentuck Dec 2017 #8

Well, I guess it's technically pro-Obama and anti-Bush... n/t renegade000 Dec 2017 #12

SCREW THAT. GOTV in every election. That is how we win. nt Blue_true Dec 2017 #2

It's a start.. keep going! Cha Dec 2017 #3

Blue wave is coming Cha! workinclasszero Dec 2017 #14

Such a beautiful Cha Dec 2017 #15

BUT Old Crank Dec 2017 #4

I wish they had... Orange Free State Dec 2017 #7

Sadly we elect people and not preference dembotoz Dec 2017 #9

As explained by Rachel DownriverDem Dec 2017 #10

GO DEMOCRATS!!!!! DEMOCRATS, READY START GO!!!!! It's raining Democrats! Honeycombe8 Dec 2017 #11

we need to do x1959b Dec 2017 #13

psssssh rtracey Dec 2017 #16

Doesnt matter Snoopy 7 Dec 2017 #17