2026 Election Thread

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Is this real? If it is, it i hard to believe anyone could be so ignorant of how insurance companies work. They may stay in Georgia, but not without raising premium rates to offset the risks these policies would introduce.

I have heard rhetoric like this before, but once it goes through the process, smarter people who control the Democratic party will pull this stupidity out of any new laws. If not then voters will get what they deserve.

It looks like this, They pass these laws, insurance companies raise rates if they can, and voters complain and Democrats fix the laws to ease up. It higher rates are denied, and they will be at first, insurance companies will stop offering policies in Georgia, or at least threaten to. Then the state will compromise and allow a series of rate increase hoping consumers don't notice. They will eventually and the state will toos out their new laws.

I've seen this in my own state of NJ.
Many will raise rates, some will just exit the market. Which will also lead to higher premiums.

It's a death cycle.
 

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Watch this for Oppo Research on what the Dems have in store next, and for the 2028 Presidential run. Spoiler... It's Josh Shapiro.

 

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STOLEN ELECTION

And Nationally they are saying the number is something like 20 million or more new registered voters who didnt show proof of citizenship. (and somehow I bet 99% of them voted Democrat)

 

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STOLEN ELECTION

And Nationally they are saying the number is something like 20 million or more new registered voters who didnt show proof of citizenship. (and somehow I bet 99% of them voted Democrat)



I am not sure where this data is coming from but I looked up some numbers and here is what I found.

Voter turnout in Texas dropped from 2024 from 56.% to 51.9% In terms of total voters, it went from about 11.4 million to 9.9 million. That's a decrease of 1.5 million voters. This is not unusual for a mid-term election.

In 2024 Trump got 6.4 million votes and Harris got 4.8 million votes - roughly.

In 2026, Paxton got only 4.25 million votes and Talarico got 5.54 million votes. But Talarico got 964,000 votes less than Trump despite more Democrats turning out to vote.

Texas is still a red state if they turn out the vote. I think in 2024 Texas ran two awful candidates in Paxton and Abbott. If they run someone Republican voters can get behind, Texas will be red again. I strongly suggest Republicans keep that in mind in 2028.
 
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