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16. Oh, yes, certainly. I'm just saying

Sun Jun 23, 2019, 11:02 AM

Jun 2019

that the gop still has their hooks into a big percentage, although ccertainly not a majority.

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Why Texas May Be Turning Blue? [View all] DonViejo Jun 2019 OP

Austin Traffic Interruptus Jun 2019 #1

Texas is famous for BBQ Traffic Interruptus Jun 2019 #3

There were few before the growth explosion dalton99a Jun 2019 #10

I don't get it. I don't understand this. Ilsa Jun 2019 #12

Personally? I'm not so sure that's it. blogslut Jun 2019 #4

They're coming here because corporations are moving here. TwilightZone Jun 2019 #8

Yes and no -ish blogslut Jun 2019 #11

Texans of color continue to easily outpace the white population dalton99a Jun 2019 #5

This, I think, is more likely turning Texas blue blogslut Jun 2019 #6

The problem is turnout, particularly Latino turnout. TwilightZone Jun 2019 #9

A lot of Latinos vote a conservative ticket, Ilsa Jun 2019 #13

Latino vote is still heavily on the Dem side. TwilightZone Jun 2019 #15

Oh, yes, certainly. I'm just saying Ilsa Jun 2019 #16

It's a combination of all these factors in the posted comments. Liberal In Texas Jun 2019 #14

Texas will be a battleground state Gothmog Jun 2019 #17