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BComplex

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34. It wouldn't. But it would sure affect the State legislature.
Sat Jan 16, 2021, 10:50 PM
Jan 2021

And that is where so much of the right wing corruption in Texas comes from.

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Any specific day yet, or is Georgia still dragging its feet... Silent3 Jan 2021 #1
They haven't said. I'm guessing Wed. or Thurs. octoberlib Jan 2021 #4
It was often said of Georgia that it had northern efficiency and southern charm sandensea Jan 2021 #13
Maybe Georgia is turning blue again IronLionZion Jan 2021 #19
+1 sandensea Jan 2021 #23
I believe that GA will continue to turn Blue. Not every district, but Progressive Jones Jan 2021 #25
Blue Georgia is tasting political power. As a resident of the Atlanta metro, I can Politicub Jan 2021 #29
My bet is on Friday the 22nd- that's Raffensberger's deadline to certify. Nt Fiendish Thingy Jan 2021 #15
I think that DownriverDem Jan 2021 #21
I can not wait! FM123 Jan 2021 #2
Wonderful news! Karma13612 Jan 2021 #3
if Georgia can do it, Texas can do it! RussBLib Jan 2021 #5
Texas is EXTREMELY gerrymandered. We need to pass some sort of national law BComplex Jan 2021 #8
Would surely help in the House, but moonscape Jan 2021 #11
Fixing gerrymandering won't affect the Senate races at all. CaliforniaPeggy Jan 2021 #26
Which is why I asked the poster the question :). n/t moonscape Jan 2021 #30
It wouldn't. But it would sure affect the State legislature. BComplex Jan 2021 #34
The gerrymandering shouldn't impact top-of-the-ticket races like the U.S. Senators BumRushDaShow Jan 2021 #12
I am so hoping that Beto runs against Abbott. Lonestarblue Jan 2021 #17
Funny, what you posted re: getting Beto to run & Stacey to bring her Fair Fight here to assist with onetexan Jan 2021 #36
The Districts DownriverDem Jan 2021 #22
I have strong doubts about Texas still vercetti2021 Jan 2021 #18
apples & oranges here - TX is 4x the size of GA, and a much more difficult political landscape onetexan Jan 2021 #37
that would be totally awesome demtenjeep Jan 2021 #35
I don't think MLK would object to them being sworn in on Monday. n/t cureautismnow Jan 2021 #6
Gabriel Sterling said the final certification will be on Tuesday so that's the earliest octoberlib Jan 2021 #7
Holy Shit- Now this is a BFD! And we all were part of it! NBachers Jan 2021 #9
Now we need to hold those seats! marble falls Jan 2021 #10
That list of contributors to the victory in GA seems a little light to me. BobTheSubgenius Jan 2021 #14
💖 finally the trifecta peacebuzzard Jan 2021 #16
Yes, this is a wonderful thing. It has been overshadowed by Trump's coup attempt, PatrickforO Jan 2021 #20
CRY MITCH CRY TomDaisy Jan 2021 #24
KnR iluvtennis Jan 2021 #27
Excellent Tweet from Senate Dems!! Rt TY Cha Jan 2021 #28
K&R MustLoveBeagles Jan 2021 #31
When they sign in, Moscow Mitch signs out. Can't wait... NNadir Jan 2021 #32
Heck yea demtenjeep Jan 2021 #33
Depending on the timing, they could be sworn in by two different Vice-Presidents DFW Jan 2021 #38
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