CA-10, 100% in, Harder holds onto 2nd! so NO, ZERO, NADA lockouts!!!

[Exotica]

https://vote.sos.ca.gov/returns/us-rep/district/10



We ran the gauntlet!!!!!!!

[chillfactor]

1. Tuesday was a great day for Democrats.....

many women on November ballot!

[Exotica]

3. Yes, our Democratic women candidates have been dominant!!

All primary season the only outcome that really got me enraged was the homophobic, pro-life, anti-immigrant Dan Lipinski eeking out a win over the wonderful (and one of the few candidates who united most of the centre and the left national groups) Marie Newman.

Mainly, if not all, because of millions of dollars of cash pushing horrid attack adverts and mailers etc by centre-right/RW groups like Lieberman's, etc. Many of these groups also supported Republicans in other races. It was a fucking hit job.

[PearliePoo2]

2. Man, that was close!

Anyone know if the 10th is flippable?

[Exotica]

6. ABSOLUTELY FLIPPABLE, Hillary won that district in 2016 by around 3%.

http://www.sacbee.com/news/politics-government/article146668014.html

“He’s more vulnerable than he’s been in the past,” said Susan Stephenson, a teacher in Modesto who does not support Denham. “The issues are more critical and people are paying more attention.”

Though Democrats have long called Denham a prime target, the Republican first elected to state office in 2002 has repeatedly shown himself a survivor. While his San Joaquin Valley colleague, Republican Rep. David Valadao, disavowed Trump last year, Denham stuck with the GOP presidential nominee in a district where registered Democrats outnumber Republicans.

Denham still won re-election by beating beekeeper Michael Eggman by 3.4 percentage points, though it was a markedly narrower victory than the 12-point margin he achieved over Eggman in 2014.

The district, covering all of Stanislaus County and part of San Joaquin County, is 38.8 percent registered Democratic voters and 36.4 percent registered Republicans.

[PearliePoo2]

10. Awesome...goosebumps!

What would be the cherry on top would be to see Andrew Janz hand Nunes his ass this November!

Not likely in red CA-22, but I'm sending more money to Janz today. (Paypal makes it easy!)

https://www.andrewjanzforcongress.com/

VOTE!! Send money if you can.

[Exotica]

14. I am registered in CA-33 (Marina del Rey), so I am lucky enough to have Ted Lieu as my Rep

I SO hope he runs for Senate in 2024. He can never run for POTUS or VP, as he was born in Taipei, Taiwan.

[Cha]

4. GREAT NEWS!

Mahalo, Exotica!

[Hortensis]

5. Fabulous!!!

I could have guessed that, though -- Morning Joe started with mournful memorials to D-Day and then RFK and a declining America.

Oh, and now it's a very lengthy discussion of the Eagles' non-visit to the WH. Joe is a very sad conservative this morning, too distressed to talk about it.

CNN's conservative anchors were talking continually when I left a half hour ago about Democratic Party worries even as they were forced to spin reports of Democratic victory after victory.

[yardwork]

9. Traitorous Republican tears.

[orangecrush]

7. K&R!

[vercetti2021]

8. Good job Cali

Thank god y'all didn't get locked out. But fix that damn system please!

[Voltaire2]

11. 10 House and 1 Senate lockout of Republicans

Seems like, for now, this system is working to our advantage.

[vercetti2021]

12. Was still very close

Especially in CA-10.

[Voltaire2]

13. Still don't see how this system is not working to our advantage in CA.

[Exotica]

16. hindsight is 20/20, we could have easily got BURNT like toast in 4 districts

I hate our primary system.

I want (I wish all states had this, now 14 do)

Semi-closed primaries, in which unaffiliated voters may participate in the primary of their choice. Voters who are already affiliated with a political party can vote only in that party's primary. Gives indies (who are the biggest bloc of voters) a chance to vote and have input and thus care more in the general, but blocks cross-over bollocksing (mainly by the Rethugs).

[JustAnotherGen]

15. Congrats! It's all about the numbers

For the first time - our district in NJ had MORE Democratic Voters than Republican in our gerrymandered district.

https://www.democraticunderground.com/10661832

Now is not the time to rest. The GE is ON!

Let's make big beautiful wave! Keep it up District 10!

Tom and Josh are the beginning of something great in America.

[Politicub]

17. So happy to wake up to these results!

Go California!

[Takket]

18. There was a lot of lockout concern

In 39, 48 and 49 but all three will have a dem on the ballot and all three were won by Hillary. These are three crucial flips. Very important.

[Exotica]

19. CA-50 too, and Ammar Campa-Najjar pulled out 2nd place, now I hope he CRUSHES Duncan Hunter

[uponit7771]

23. +1

[louis c]

20. Politics is more about math and less about philosphy

Yesterday, we dodged a bullet and won the math.

[turbinetree]

21. I see a BLUE WAVE COMING........................

And accountability is in the air............................you can see it, and feel it, and smell it in the air.........................

Hey republicans ...........................how does it feel to be looking over your shoulders.........................traitors, enabling traitors........................we are coming

[Blue_true]

22. Looks like if democrats in that district turn out in November, the seat can be won.

When I do vote totals, the race looks very close, slight lean republican or toss up. If you take into account republicans generally turn out better for primaries, an uptick in November could push the Dem to victory.