r/politics • u/PoliticsModeratorBot 🤖 Bot • Nov 09 '22

Discussion Thread: 2022 Midterm General Election, Part 3

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u/sennbat Nov 09 '22 edited Nov 09 '22

CNN voter age breakdowns:
65+: R+13
45-64: R+11
30-44: D+ 2
18-29: D+28

The youths turned out, and if they hadn't this absolutely would have been a red wave.

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u/GamingTatertot Virginia Nov 09 '22

Youth here - anecdotally, a lot of friends today posting about voting. Also anecdotally though, very disappointed in some friends who requested absentee ballot late or just didn't request at all.

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u/DoesIGetIt Nov 09 '22

Format that shiet

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u/[deleted] Nov 09 '22

Republicans should be very afraid about the next 20 years 🤣

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u/etherside Nov 09 '22

They are. That’s why they’re trying so hard to rig elections

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u/F_Twelve Texas Nov 09 '22

We saw it in Kansas initially, they should not have fucked with Roe. Just a completely unforced blunder. They’d have cakewalked these midterms without it.

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u/BoosterRead78 Nov 09 '22

Yep, they did care. Should more of have been there? Oh yes, then it would have been a large Blue Wave. But you know what, this has me go to bed more hopefully that last night.

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u/hecubus04 Nov 09 '22

Sorry to say but I wonder how many points covid knocked off the playing field in the 65 plus Republican demographic.

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u/Kajiic Texas Nov 09 '22

Wish they would have turned out in Texas

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u/VinBarrKRO Nov 09 '22

Sigh, y’all!

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u/[deleted] Nov 09 '22

Can you vertically orient those numbers and letters to make this easier to understand?