2020 elections have something for everyone ๐บ๐ธ๐ฅ:
*Voter turnout highest since 1990s, even w/ Covid-19; Americans felt strongly enough to turn in ballots
*Democrats won the presidential & Republicans held on to the Senate majority & flipped seats in House
*Americans voted centists
*Voter turnout highest since 1990s, even w/ Covid-19; Americans felt strongly enough to turn in ballots
*Democrats won the presidential & Republicans held on to the Senate majority & flipped seats in House
*Americans voted centists
Americans are more in the middle than in the extreme, as in more human rights & less state intervention, even in CA:
*California voted against racial discrimination/preference for public decisions & rent control
*Voted for criminals to get right to vote after serving term.
*California voted against racial discrimination/preference for public decisions & rent control
*Voted for criminals to get right to vote after serving term.
Despite out spending money, Democrats still struggle to regain the Senate & lost some House seats. Interesting trends emerging & the demographic shift in the US to tilt more Hispanics who are more in the center.
Obvs depressing news as well given how poorly run US elections are.
Obvs depressing news as well given how poorly run US elections are.
Bottom line: The American people believe/celebrate democracy & itโs a shame that they donโt have leaders/a voting system that reflect that enthusiasm.
The fact that today is 8 Nov & weโre still counting is shockingly sad for the average American.
The fact that today is 8 Nov & weโre still counting is shockingly sad for the average American.
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