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Janbdwl72

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4. Indeed it would be better to have percentages

Reply to AZJonnie (Reply #1)

Wed Mar 4, 2026, 01:38 AM

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I live in Texas and guarantee it’s true, it’s a non- voting state, as many have been saying for several years.

I often accuse my home county of being the capital of political apathy.

I just hope tonight’s results are a harbinger of change this state desperately needs.

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This message was self-deleted by its author [View all] PeaceWave Yesterday OP

These numbers seem weird, but percentages would be a more illustrative than raw numbers AZJonnie Yesterday #1

This message was self-deleted by its author PeaceWave Yesterday #3

Indeed it would be better to have percentages Janbdwl72 Yesterday #4

large properties, low population and poor education... n/t SonOfNebanaube Yesterday #2

Many counties in Texas have only one small town in them synni Yesterday #5

They probably have extremely low population and those type of areas tend to be Republican JI7 Yesterday #6

god guns and gays Skittles Yesterday #7