The purpose of this thread is to provide Sup Forums a convenient guide to the 2018 midterms, and a platform to take action to achieve specific objectives that will prevent any semblance of a “Blue Wave.”
ust a reminder for everybody lurking in this thread but Politicians won't give a shit about your support for EthnoNationalism unless you actually vote. They won't use up their Political Capital on the issues you care about unless you reliably show up to the polls.
If you live in Virginia, mark this date on your calendar. Virginia has an OPEN primary system.
(SENATE RACE - Defeating Tim Kaine)
>the GOP candidate, possibly Corey Stewart, will need to generate MASSIVE turnout in areas outside of Richmond and NoVa in order to compensate for how large and blue those areas have gotten
(HOUSE RACES)
7 Incumbent Republicans
4 Incumbent Democrats
VA-02 Scott Taylor, Republican, 2016 House Margin (22.9%), 2016 Presidential Margin (3.4% for Trump)
VA-05 Tom Garrett, Republican, 2016 House Margin (16.7%), 2016 Presidential Margin (11.1% for Trump)
VA-07 Dave Brat, Republican, 2016 House Margin (15.3%), 2016 Presidential Margin (6.5% for Trump)
VA-10 Barbara Comstock, Republican, 2016 House Margin (5.8%), 2016 Presidential Margin (10% in favor of Hillary)
Caleb Lopez
(DEMOGRAPHICS AND ISSUES)
>the GOP candidates will need to generate MASSIVE turnout in areas outside of Richmond and NoVa in order to compensate for how large and blue those areas have gotten
>this can be done through a large amount of live appearances in those areas, a lot of money spent on ads and GOTV efforts
>many conservatives in Virginia are resentful of how they’re a state in Dixie that got hijacked, so they can be motivated to turn out to take their state back
>Democrats can win through the method they’ve employed since 2008, which is getting blue voters in the ever growing NoVa (government jobs) and Richmond to make the state blue
Carson Fisher
PA ANONS MUST VOTE
Cooper Gomez
NEW HAMPSHIRE
(PRIMARIES – September 11, 2018)
(HOUSE RACES)
2 Incumbent Democrats
NH-01 Carol-Shea Porter, Democrat, 2016 House Margin (1.3% Margin for Democrats), 2016 Presidential Margin (1.6% for Trump)
NH-02 Ann Kuster, Democrat, 2016 House Margin (4.4% Margin for Democrats), 2016 Presidential Margin (2.4% for Hillary)
(DEMOGRAPHICS AND ISSUES)
>we have the opportunity in 2018 to take 2 House seats for the GOP, and to do so we need strong GOP candidates for both races, and a lot of money
Do you think this Gun Debate will harm or hurt the GOP in the coming Midterms?
Wyatt Brooks
NEVADA
(PRIMARIES – June 12, 2018)
If you live in Nevada, mark this date on your calendar.
(SENATE RACE – Defending Dean Heller)
>elected in 2012 with 45.9%
>only Republican Senator running in 2018 in a state that Hillary won in 2016
>currently has a primary opponent, right wing Danny Tarkanian, who is further to the right than he is
>undoubtedly, whoever wins the GOP nomination needs to ensure turnout is HIGH in the rural areas outside of Las Vegas, while also making sure to win enough in Vegas to offset the Democratic advantage in that state
>the GOP candidate therefore will have to energetically make multiple live appearances across Nevada outside of Vegas, while targeting specific demographics (people in Vegas who want lower taxes?) in Las Vegas
Juan Jackson
(HOUSE RACES)
1 Republican Incumbent 3 Democrat Incumbents
NV-03 Jacky Rosen, Democrat, Retiring, 2016 House Margin (1.3% for Democrat), 2016 Presidential Margin (1.0% for Trump)
NV-04 Ruben Kihuen, Democrat, Retiring, 2016 House Margin (4.0% for Democrat), 2016 Presidential Margin (4.9% for Hillary)
(DEMOGRAPHICS AND ISSUES)
>in NV, very high turnout for rural and suburban whites outside of Vegas is key to winning >in Las Vegas specifically, there may be quite a few voters who want lower taxes
Xavier Campbell
Calling all active and former Marines to vote for Lamb!
