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    Ted Cruz verliert zum ersten Mal gegen Colin Allred: Umfrage in Texas


    Ted Cruz verliert zum ersten Mal gegen Colin Allred: Umfrage in Texas

    https://www.newsweek.com/ted-cruz-losing-colin-allred-first-time-texas-poll-us-senate-election-1956711

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    32 Comments

    1. Scary_Terry_25 on

      I really tread lightly on Morning Consult. Either they’re extremely close or extremely off. Never in between

    3. Class_of_22 on

      I mean, good I guess. If there is ever a good sign that Texas can go blue this year, it would be this.

      So I guess the fallout over Mark Robinson is far reaching outside NC, right? Because if Trump features him at his rally this weekend, ooooh boy will shit hit the fan.

    5. reftheloop on

      Remember Ted Cruz left Texas during the winter outages. That should be a running ad.

    6. iymcool on

      GOOD.

      TEXANS (and everyone else), make sure you’re registered to vote and EXERCISE YOUR RIGHT TO DO SO.

      Texans, our deadline is October 7th.

    7. MajesticsEleven on

      Texans, don’t be fooled. Even if Allred was ahead by 5 or 10 points, you know scheming Republicans will lie cheat and steal to claw it back. It needs to be an absolute blowout.

      This is nothing to celebrate.

    8. TheBodyPolitic1 on

      > Allred one point ahead of Cruz, on 45 percent to his 44 percent among 2,716 likely voters.

    10. OpenImagination9 on

      Let’s make sure this sticks … vote in November to get rid of Ted the Leech Texans!

    14. Liewvkoinsoedt on

      Red Ted losing in a red state to a blue senator named Allred would be poetic.

    15. jehunjalan on

      Regardless of the outcome of this race, it is clearly a sign that Texas is ready to flip blue if time and effort was put into galvanizing the electorate.

    16. Battailous_Joint on

      Man I hope Ted Cruz loses. I probably want Ted Cruz to lose more than I do Trump

    17. Sammy_Bubba on

      Texan here – Cruz is such a uniquely awful person/politician with no real constituency other than the R next to his name. Allred is hammering him with ads on the border and the whole “Cancun Ted” thing but I’m skeptical the Texas democrats have the infrastructure to pull this off. Fingers crossed.

    20. snootyvillager on

      My understanding is Senators absolutely hate working with this guy. Like take all politics out of it, he’s apparently just an obnoxious co-worker. I wonder if there’s a contingent of even Republicans that are crossing their fingers right now lol 

    21. FalstaffsGhost on

      Ugggh don’t give me hope. I know it’s an uphill battle cause Texas and all its bullshit but fuck if we could get rid of Cruz we would have such a more functioning government.

    23. thrawtes on

      If anyone tries to tell you “yeah well they’ve been telling me Texas is going to go blue for like 20 years now”, consider that people were saying the same thing about Georgia.

      You know, Georgia, the state that hadn’t voted blue since the ’80s but was slowly inching that direction until 2020 when it delivered *two senators and sixteen electoral votes all at once*.

    25. DevilYouKnow on

      If the Trump people are really demoralized, it might happen. But I need to see more than one poll to believe it.

    26. ramblershambler on

      This is exactly why TX AG Ken Paxton is working so hard to keep certain Texans from being able to vote.

    28. puroloco22 on

      Too much fuckery in Texas room know for sure. Need to overwhelm the fuckery by showing up. Ted Cruz doesn’t represent anyone in Texas and if he does is a dozen or so rich assholes

    29. Unlikely-Collar4088 on

      I’m old enough to remember the sweet taste of hope turning to ash in my mouth back in 2018 when it was Beto. Cmon, Texas dems. We’re rooting for ya.

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