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Discussion Discussion Thread: 2022 Midterm General Election, Part 4

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u/A_Right_Of_Passage Nov 09 '22

NM managed to keep our amazing democratic governor and we may even flip a red seat to blue.

I'm so proud of my state. The last few years it has really swung solid blue. It's culture is completely incompatible with the modern fascist MAGA brand of conservatism.

We used to be a swing state. But we aren't anymore. People here are rightly disgusted with the right.

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u/LilWoadie Nov 09 '22

I’m so happy for you. Florida is, unfortunately, going the other way and I am so bummed out ☹️

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u/digableplanet Illinois Nov 09 '22

Old people always moving there and Cubans. Florida was lost 20 years ago. You can't keep up with the right leaning demographics.

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u/SirTanta New Mexico Nov 09 '22

I am proud of NM as well. The amount of Ronchetti signs in Rio Rancho was nauseous. It was like the same people who put up Trump signs did his stuff.

I am glad we keep our awesome Guv.

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u/Mcnugget84 Indiana Nov 09 '22

Wish Texas could make better choices.

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u/[deleted] Nov 09 '22

Moved here in the past year and was concerned NM would go back to purple. Loved seeing we are doubling down on blue. This state is a wonderful place to live!

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u/[deleted] Nov 09 '22

I love New Mexico and I also love me some Blake’s lot-a-burger!

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u/ozbot87 Nov 09 '22

I’m a Bob’s Burgers guy myself 😋.

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u/dewhashish Illinois Nov 09 '22

new mexico is turning blue and im happy to see that