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The interview was interesting and glad candidates are willing to go into these hostile territories even if the conversation falls on deaf ears. For me, I was never undecided. I am voting Democrat.
What I want to know: will a Kamala-Walz adminstration have a unified house and senate to push this country forward (getting Roe v Wade codified to start)? All of this focus/media attention on the presidential elections but we need to flip seats.
What’s the temperature across the country right now?
There's good odds of flipping the house back, and we've got a decent chance of keeping the senate or getting a 49-50-1 senate with a union leader Indepdent from Nebraska
The campaigns themselves do also focus on those down ballot races. We can help with those!
Find opportunities to volunteer for dems around you and online
Write letters to voters in competitive downballot races (or swing states too)
Donate or volunteer for the Nebraska Indepdent Dan Osborn for senate (no dem running by intention)
Agreed we gotta vote blue down ballot in order for any real change to be possible. Im hoping that people realize what a threat the republican party has become to the very soul of what America stands for. So here's hoping.
It’s going to be really challenging for Democrats to win the Senate this year. The map is just really challenging and they’re defending a lot more seats. Anything is possible but it’ll take some upsets. https://www.270towin.com/2024-senate-election-predictions/
President and House are toss-ups. But if Kamala wins, 2026’s Senate elections look to strongly favor Democrats.
Ah, 2026 - that's a bit of good news that I wasn't expecting. I guess it's too soon to know if Dems will retain the House then, but once Dems control all three -