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In reply to the discussion: A word on Crockett/Talarico [View all]Beartracks
(14,522 posts)28. My job as a voter is to vote for the most liberal candidate on the ballot. Thus...
... if my top choice Democrat didn't win the primary, then the one who did is now my top choice.
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My comment was only to point out that the amount of primary voting isn't always a good indicator of outcome for a party
mdbl
Saturday
#66
If I still lived in Texas, Jasmine Crockett would get my vote in the primary
Trailrider1951
Friday
#26
My job as a voter is to vote for the most liberal candidate on the ballot. Thus...
Beartracks
Friday
#28
lol - sometimes that works. I learned with Wendy Davis that can be a costly mistake. nt
TBF
Saturday
#41
Well, yeah, it's not without risks. But if it keeps another (R) from contributing to a legislative majority...
Beartracks
Saturday
#61
I guess I should have said - that probably works but not in a statewide contest in Texas.
TBF
Saturday
#64
Exactly. And with it as close as it is, I see him far more the "GOTV" person
Callie1979
Saturday
#60
Democrats here only feel bad because one of them will not have the nominaion.
Liberal In Texas
Saturday
#35