Drove by 2 Red polling stations in Houston so far

[cannabis_flower]

No lines

[mobeau69]

1. Aren't most of 'em red?

Austin's where we need a huge turnout.


https://www.statesman.com/news/20181106/more-than-61000-vote-in-travis-williamson-within-5-hours

[cannabis_flower]

3. No

Harris County is blue in a sea of red.

We voted for Hillary in 2016.

https://www.texastribune.org/2016/11/11/harris-county-turned-blue/

[mobeau69]

4. I was thinking of the metro area, not the city proper.

Glad to learn that though. I thought Austin was the only island.

[cannabis_flower]

6. Houston, Austin, Dallas and San Antonio - all blue islands

Now out in Fort Bend, Waller, Brazoria and Montgomery counties, there is a lot of red and that's still considered to be the Houston Metropolitan Area

[DontBooVote]

7. I looked at possibly volunteering in Hays Co (so. of Austin) because my admittedly limited research

...of areas of blue in TX and those leaning r, Hays Co. looked to be a rich ground for flipping.

Anyone heard anything coming out of Hays?

[dubyadiprecession]

2. That's because their voters are in a bar crying.

[DontBooVote]

5. Slow in my red polling station, also.

[mobeau69]

8. State? District?

[DontBooVote]

10. Ha, my bad. TX-24, TX HD-92, TX SD-10.

[mobeau69]

11. Thanks.

[beachbum bob]

9. texas set early voting record, that could explain some of it