“Uh oh, looks like it’s rigged!”-some magat, probably.
BlotchComics on
Dan Walsh, the republican candidate went from getting 16.6% in 2024 to just 4.4% in this election.
Johnsense on
Wow. I didn’t think 95% of Americans could agree on anything, anywhere, any time.
Bruce-7892 on
95% is insane.
Recency bias is insane in elections and midterms aren’t until November though. ICE is the hot topic now but it will be something different by the end of the year.
Significant_Cup_238 on
This district is a blow out every election, in 2024 democrats had 83% of the vote.
Still, running the numbers up to 95% is just insane…
BarCompetitive7220 on
For those of us who live in RED States, watch what the GOV and his cronies are attempting to sell – pure bs, straight for DJT colon
sonny9636 on
Hopefully we see this kind of blow out nationwide!
BarCompetitive7220 on
proving that non-magites can walk and chew gum and vote at the same time….well done
morbob on
Vote against ICE , Trump and Republicans
CokaYoda on
Moar!
42TheAnswer2TheUnive on
More of this, PLEASE?
rapidcreek409 on
Which shows how stupid Trump is. Does he think blue states are going to vote for Republicans because he singles them out for abuse?
FalseAxiom on
Has anyone found turnout numbers? Curious if the uptick was due to more dem votes or fewer rep votes.
timnphilly on
Interesting – so do we think that this special election, in part or ulterior motive, caused ICE’s presence?
sw1fty13 on
Well ya….the other side keeps murdering them.
lingeringneutrophil on
Vote, people, while you still can!!
Unfair_Elderberry118 on
I felt a great disturbance in the GOP, as if millions of bungholes suddenly puckered in terror and their bowels were suddenly released.
bored_ryan2 on
So I get that this is (hopefully) a solid sign for the midterms, but honestly, 95% is *too* good of a landslide.
That’s bordering on Putin- and Maduro-level victory numbers, and gives more ammunition for Trump to try to take over the elections due to “fraud”.
Chance_Finish8398 on
Imagine being the kind of dick who casts a vote for a republican in MN in January 2026
Reddit_2_2024 on
The writing is on the wall for the results of the mid-term election. The majority party should have already lined up their post-Congressional consulting gigs. The remaining clock on this administration is running low.
mymar101 on
Now that is what they call a landslide
DaftSFM on
Now watch crime in minnesota not caused by ICE skyrocket
Homesteader86 on
WOW. That is an absolutely insane victory margin
MrBahhum on
The only thing the left needs is an audit.
MeatPopsicle28 on
Republicans aren’t getting this state for a decade after this shit.
big_dog_redditor on
ICE is going ICE even harder until elections are called off.
Intrepid-Device-29 on
Considering non citizens can vote there, how is this a surprise
Silent-Resort-3076 on
>Democrats have **won two special elections** for the Minnesota House of Representatives as the state reels from President Donald Trump’s immigration crackdown.
>Meg Luger-Nikolai, an attorney, won House District 64A on Tuesday with more than 95 percent of the vote, according to The Associated Press. Her Republican opponent Dan Walsh secured around 4.4 percent.
>Meanwhile, Shelley Buck, a former president of the Prairie Island Indian Community’s Tribal Council, won an election for House District 47A with 97.6 percent of the vote. Buck ran uncontested in her election.
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Bear4years on
Does anyone know the turnout? Like was there more turnout amongst democrats than amongst republicans? Wondering if enthusiasm amongst democrats and depredation amongst republicans might account for the increase?
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“Uh oh, looks like it’s rigged!”-some magat, probably.
Dan Walsh, the republican candidate went from getting 16.6% in 2024 to just 4.4% in this election.
Wow. I didn’t think 95% of Americans could agree on anything, anywhere, any time.
95% is insane.
Recency bias is insane in elections and midterms aren’t until November though. ICE is the hot topic now but it will be something different by the end of the year.
This district is a blow out every election, in 2024 democrats had 83% of the vote.
Still, running the numbers up to 95% is just insane…
For those of us who live in RED States, watch what the GOV and his cronies are attempting to sell – pure bs, straight for DJT colon
Hopefully we see this kind of blow out nationwide!
proving that non-magites can walk and chew gum and vote at the same time….well done
Vote against ICE , Trump and Republicans
Moar!
More of this, PLEASE?
Which shows how stupid Trump is. Does he think blue states are going to vote for Republicans because he singles them out for abuse?
Has anyone found turnout numbers? Curious if the uptick was due to more dem votes or fewer rep votes.
Interesting – so do we think that this special election, in part or ulterior motive, caused ICE’s presence?
Well ya….the other side keeps murdering them.
Vote, people, while you still can!!
I felt a great disturbance in the GOP, as if millions of bungholes suddenly puckered in terror and their bowels were suddenly released.
So I get that this is (hopefully) a solid sign for the midterms, but honestly, 95% is *too* good of a landslide.
That’s bordering on Putin- and Maduro-level victory numbers, and gives more ammunition for Trump to try to take over the elections due to “fraud”.
Imagine being the kind of dick who casts a vote for a republican in MN in January 2026
The writing is on the wall for the results of the mid-term election. The majority party should have already lined up their post-Congressional consulting gigs. The remaining clock on this administration is running low.
Now that is what they call a landslide
Now watch crime in minnesota not caused by ICE skyrocket
WOW. That is an absolutely insane victory margin
The only thing the left needs is an audit.
Republicans aren’t getting this state for a decade after this shit.
ICE is going ICE even harder until elections are called off.
Considering non citizens can vote there, how is this a surprise
>Democrats have **won two special elections** for the Minnesota House of Representatives as the state reels from President Donald Trump’s immigration crackdown.
>Meg Luger-Nikolai, an attorney, won House District 64A on Tuesday with more than 95 percent of the vote, according to The Associated Press. Her Republican opponent Dan Walsh secured around 4.4 percent.
>Meanwhile, Shelley Buck, a former president of the Prairie Island Indian Community’s Tribal Council, won an election for House District 47A with 97.6 percent of the vote. Buck ran uncontested in her election.
💪
Does anyone know the turnout? Like was there more turnout amongst democrats than amongst republicans? Wondering if enthusiasm amongst democrats and depredation amongst republicans might account for the increase?