/rsg/ Red Storm General -- Lone Star Triumph Edition

[Elijah Jenkins]

the purpose of this general is...

1. To compile a folder of memes, infographics, and images pertaining to the midterms for the purpose of disseminating them throughout the Internet.

2. To create a comprehensive, state by state, district by district, reference guide for each race in 2018.

3. To come up with ideas for effective political action that anyone can do over the Internet (we'll let the GOP and other groups handle the boots on the ground work), and execute those ideas with ruthless efficiency.

4. To lay the foundations for an online network of right wing political organization that will later supersede what the left has.

Remember, the left has been much more powerful in terms of political presence on the Internet for years now. That's starting to change because of Sup Forums and events like GamerGate, but if we want the right-wing to succeed, we'll have to accelerate that change.
join the D I S C O R D

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^simply add a d i s c o r d (dot) next to it

pastebin.com/H0wNmjAP

a fellow Red Storm user was nice and hard working enough to compile this list of candidates to support

[Anthony Morgan]

>convenient general source for everything important about the 2018 midterms
ballotpedia.org/United_States_Congress_elections,_2018

>REGISTER TO VOTE ASAP
eac.gov/voters/register-and-vote-in-your-state/

>Find out who your congressman is
house.gov/representatives/find-your-representative

>SENATE INTERACTIVE MAP FOR 2018
270towin.com/2018-senate-election/

>HOUSE INTERACTIVE MAP FOR 2018
270towin.com/2018-house-election/

>GUBERNATORIAL INTERACTIVE MAP FOR 2018
270towin.com/2018-governor-election/

>Dates (FOR PRIMARIES, RUNOFFS, ETC)
thegreenpapers.com/G18/events.phtml?format=chronological&type=e

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.”

IMPORTANT DATES

November 6, 2018 --> THE BIG ONE. This is when you’ll cast your votes to elect your choices to the House of Representatives and the Senate

March 13, 2018 --> Pennsylvania special election for the 18th Congressional District; likely Republican but the Democrats have a strong candidate and you can bet your ass that they’ll be gunning for this seat

[Colton Cox]

>Defeatist Black Pillers not welcome. Your mentality is for losers. We didn't need you in 2016, and we don't need you now.

>Shills not welcome. Your attempts are utterly transparent. You were wrong in 2016. You were defeated in all 5 House Races in 2017. Your only real victory was in Alabama, and that was when our guy was smeared as a pedo, got massively outspent, and got betrayed by prominent figures in the GOP. You won't be able to do that in every single race this year. We know the stakes are too high for that. On the other hand, legitimate dissenters of all types are welcome

>REMINDER that most political power in the USA isn't in the Presidency, it's in the Congress. In many ways, this can be even more impactful than Trump becoming President

>REMINDER that a Democrat congress can fuck up everything we've achieved in 2016, and they definitely will try their best to. You can bet that they will seriously try impeachment.

>REMINDER that Trump's victory is a once in a lifetime opportunity. If we fuck up now, we may NEVER get another man like him in government in our lifetime

>REMINDER that even if you’re disappointed with how Trump is compromising too much with the Democrats by not doing things like immediately repealing DACA and not getting the wall through…November 6, 2018 is your chance to elect a much redder congress so that he doesn’t have to compromise with the Democrats so much and has a much greater chance of passing every item on his agenda through

>REMINDER that even if you hate Republicucks like Bitch McConnell, instead of whining in impotent rage, you should use your energy on electing solid MAGA candidates in the primaries and casting a vote against the Democrat even if a Republicuck wins the primary

[Anthony Ross]

WHAT YOU CAN DO TO CREATE THE RED STORM

[1] >REGISTER TO VOTE ASAP
eac.gov/voters/register-and-vote-in-your-state/

[2]>Find out who your congressman is
house.gov/representatives/find-your-representative

[3]>Find out the date of the primaries for your state

thegreenpapers.com/G18/events.phtml?format=chronological&type=e

(get these 3 BASIC steps done asap)
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other things to do once those are done

[ ] sign up for the Democrats’ mailing list on obstructionistlosers.com/ to keep an eye out for what they want to do in your area

[ ] sign up for the Republican’s mailing list on gop.com/ to keep an eye out for what they want to do in your area
[ ]think of all the family members and friends you know who are willing to vote against the Democrats, and get them to register to vote if they haven’t yet, and CONSTANTLY REMIND THEM THAT NOVEMBER 6 IS THE BIG DAY. Do whatever it takes. If you have a younger Gen Z sister who hates the Democrats and recently turned 18, get her to stop taking selfies and take some time to register. Prepare a family / friend party for November 6 or close to it. Anything along those lines. If you’re a hot chick (or a girl who isn’t a landwhale, really) get your beta orbiters to vote.

[ ] if you know people willing to vote Democrat, think of all the ways to redpill or demotivate them; obviously this will vary on a case-by-case basis

[ ] share what you know about how each candidate is perceived in your area (e.g. I live in Indiana and Joe Donnelly isn't even popular among progressives; I live in NYC and many people here won't even bother going out to vote for Gillibrand)

[Andrew Robinson]

TEXAS

(PRIMARIES – March 6, 2018)

which was...yesterday. It was months ahead of all the other primaries

(SENATE RACE – Defending Ted Cruz)

>for Cruz, it’s simply a matter of not being lazy and letting another loss ala Moore in Alabama (who barely campaigned, who didn’t debate Jones; Cruz on the other hand should be solid in debate against his Democrat opponent, likely Beto O’Rourke)

(HOUSE RACES)

25 Incumbent Republicans
11 Incumbent Democrats

TX-07 John Culberson, Republican, 2016 House Margin (12.3% for the Republican), 2016 Presidential Margin (1.4% for Hillary)

TX-21 Lamar Smith, Republican, Retiring, 2016 House Margin (20.6%), 2016 Presidential Margin (10% for Trump)

TX-23 Will Hurd, Republican, 2016 House Margin (1.3% for Republican), 2016 Presidential Margin (3.4% for Hillary)

TX-32 Pete Sessions, Republican, 2016 House Margin (52.1% for Republican), 2016 Presidential Margin (1.9% for Hillary)

(GUBERNATORIAL RACE)

ballotpedia.org/Texas_gubernatorial_election,_2018

It'll be Greg Abbott vs whoever the fuck wins the Dem Primary runoff, either Lupe Valdez or Andrew White. Valdez seems to have the advantage based on the results

(DEMOGRAPHICS AND ISSUES)

>in Texas, winning the Senate race should be easy, so the battleground House races are what one should focus on

>in a ‘safe’ red state like Texas, the biggest danger is conservative voters thinking they can afford to be lazy and stay home because it’s a “sure win” but as Alabama shows, there is no “sure win”

[Juan Price]

reddit.com/r/BlueMidterm2018/comments/82hq2u/can_a_blue_wave_take_down_ted_cruz_in_texas/

Beto O'Rourke is the real deal. F rating from the NRA, 100% rating from Planned Parenthood, accepts no PAC money, etc... Texas is ready to move on from Ted Cruz

~Trump_sucked_my_cock

[Nathaniel Ward]

The left has been salivating to take back congress in a “Blue Wave” ever since their stunning defeat in 2016. We are going to make sure that it results in a Red Storm where they lose even more seats in the House and Senate.

The left has clung to the idea of a “Blue Wave" in order to give themselves hope - hope that they can bring more radicalized refugees to the United States so that we may suffer what Europe is going through, hope for an even greater souring of race relations so that even more neighborhoods are looted and burned to the ground, hope for more power for feminists to ruin your careers and industries and livelihoods, hope for more political correctness to strangle our freedom of speech, hope for more power to the establishment media to attack us for thoughtcrime, hope that they can take down President Trump - who is our hope at reversing the damage they've done over the past few decades. We are going to make their Blue Wave falter in the midst of a Red Storm.

[Christopher Rogers]

NEW YORK

(PRIMARIES - June 26, 2018)

If you live in New York, mark this date on your calendar.

(SENATE RACE - Defeating Kirsten Gillibrand)

>whoever is the GOP nominee needs to generate massive turnout upstate and in Long Island, and hit Gillibrand as hard as possible through multiple attack ads

>unfortunately so far the GOP candidates seem to all be Literally Who’s and I hear a couple of them have websites that look like they paid $10 to some random kid trying to learn the basics of web development

(HOUSE RACES)

9 Incumbent Republicans
18 Incumbent Democrats

[Gavin Barnes]

NY-01 Lee Zeldin, Republican, 2016 House Margin (17.9%), 2016 Presidential Margin (12.3% for Trump)

NY-03 Thomas Suozzi, Democrat, 2016 House Margin (5.6%), 2016 Presidential Margin (6.1% for Hillary)

NY-11 Daniel Donovan, Republican, 2016 House Margin (24.9%), 2016 Presidential Margin (9.8% for Trump)

NY-18 Sean P. Maloney, Democrat, 2016 House Margin (11.2% for Democrat), 2016 Presidential Margin (1.9% for Trump)

NY-19 John Faso, Republican, 2016 House Margin (8.6%), 2016 Presidential Margin (6.8% for Trump)

NY-22 Claudia Tenney, Republican, 2016 House Margin (5.5%), 2016 Presidential Margin (15.5%)

NY-23 Tom Reed, Republican, 2016 House Margin (15.2%), 2016 Presidential Margin (14.8%)

NY-24 John Katko, Republican 2016 House Margin (21.1% for Republican), 2016 Presidential Margin (3.6% for Hillary)

[Kevin Butler]

NEW JERSEY

(PRIMARIES - June 5, 2018)

(SENATE RACE - Defeating Bob Menendez)

>Menendez is currently suffering from a corruption scandal, so his GOP opponent needs to exploit that to the uttermost

(HOUSE RACES)

5 Incumbent Republicans
7 Incumbent Democrats

NJ-02 Frank LoBiondo, Republican, Retiring, 2016 House Margin (22%), 2016 Presidential Margin (4.6% for Trump)

NJ-03 Tom MacArthur, Republican, 2016 House Margin (20.4%), 2016 Presidential Margin (6.2% for Trump)

NJ-05 Josh Gottheimer, Democrat, 2016 House Margin (4.4% for Democrat), 2016 Presidential Margin (1.0% for Trump)

NJ-07 Leonard Lance, Republican, 2016 House Margin (11% for Republican), 2016 Presidential Margin (1.1% for Hillary)

NJ-11 Rodney Frelinghuysen, Republican, Retiring, 2016 House Margin (19.1%), 2016 Presidential Margin (0.8% for Trump)

[Xavier Perez]

(DEMOGRAPHICS AND ISSUES)

>in a solidly blue state like NJ, the focus should be on winning the competitive House races, which will be done by getting the people who turned out to vote for the GOP incumbents in previous races out in 2018; for the 1 House Race, NJ-05, held by a Democrat in a district won by Trump, the GOP opponent needs to make lots of live appearances and attack his opponent as much as possible

[Kayden Long]

(HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES)

The NRCC released its initial list of targeted Democratic incumbents on February 8, 2017. If you live in any of these districts, make sure you get everyone you know, who is receptive to voting against the Democrats, out to vote. If we take all 36 seats and retain all our own, we will have a total of 277 seats to 158 Democrat seats, which will enable us to pass pretty much all of President Trump’s agenda if the Senate races go well too.

Arizona's 1st District Tom O'Halleran
Arizona's 9th District Kyrsten Sinema
California's 7th District Ami Bera
California's 24th District Salud Carbajal
California's 36th District Raul Ruiz
California's 52nd District Scott Peters
Colorado's 7th District Ed Perlmutter
Connecticut's 2nd District Joe Courtney
Connecticut's 5th District Elizabeth Esty
Florida's 7th District Stephanie Murphy
Florida's 13th District Charlie Crist
Iowa's 2nd District Dave Loebsack
Illinois' 17th District Cheri Bustos
Massachusetts' 9th District Bill Keating
Maryland's 6th District John Delaney
Michigan's 5th District Dan Kildee
Michigan's 9th District Sander Levin
Minnesota's 1st District Tim Walz
Minnesota's 7th District Collin Peterson
Minnesota's 8th District Rick Nolan
New Hampshire's 1st District Carol Shea-Porter
New Hampshire's 2nd District Ann Kuster
New Jersey's 5th District Josh Gottheimer
New Mexico's 1st District Michelle Lujan Grisham
New Mexico's 3rd District Ben Ray Lujan
Nevada's 3rd District Jacky Rosen
Nevada's 4th District Ruben Kihuen
New York's 3rd District Tom Suozzi
New York's 18th District Sean Patrick Maloney
Ohio's 13th District Tim Ryan
Oregon's 4th District Peter DeFazio
Oregon's 5th District Kurt Schrader
Pennsylvania's 17th District Matt Cartwright
Washington's 6th District Derek Kilmer
Washington's 10th District Denny Heck
Wisconsin's 3rd District Ron Kind

[Isaiah Sanchez]

FLORIDA

(PRIMARY - AUGUST 28, 2018)

Anyone from FL reading this should mark this date on their calendar and prepare to get you and everyone on the right you know in real life out to the polls.

(SENATE RACE - Defeating Bill Nelson)

>Three Term Senator, first elected in 2000 with 51%, Re-elected in 2006 with 60, Re-elected in 2012 with 55%

>Moderate Democrat, Trump Score: 39.3%

projects.fivethirtyeight.com/congress-trump-score/bill-nelson/

Potential Strategies

According to the Issues:

>postonpolitics.blog.mypalmbeachpost.com/2018/02/02/palm-beach-bound-trump-oks-memo-release-bill-nelson-calls-it-huge-victory-for-vladimir-putin/

He believes the Russia LARP. Calls the memo a victory for Putin. He needs to be targeted as a deranged dumbass or conniving traitor who propagates the idiotic Russian conpsiracy theory, which will alienate him with moderates.

>politico.com/states/florida/story/2018/02/07/in-dueling-florida-senate-polls-nelson-either-leads-or-is-tied-with-scott-241233

is probably going to face Rick Scott in the primaries, who is relatively popular in Florida

[Anthony Sullivan]

(HOUSE RACES)

17 Incumbent Republicans
12 Incumbent Democrats

FL-06 Ron DeSantis, Republican, Retiring, 2016 House Margin (17.1%), 2016 Presidential Margin (17% for Trump)

FL-07 Stephanie Murphy, Democrat, 2016 House Margin (3%), 2016 Presidential Margin (7.3% for Hillary)

FL-13 Charlie Crist, Democrat, 2016 House Margin (3.8%), 2016 Presidential Margin (3.2% for Hillary)

FL-18 Brian Mast, Republican, 2016 House Margin (10.5%), 2016 Presidential Margin (9.2% for Trump)

FL-26 Carlos Curbelo, Republican, 2016 House Margin (11.8% for Republican), 2016 Presidential Margin (16.3% for Hillary)

FL-27 Ileana Ros-Lehtinen, Republican, Retiring, 2016 House Margin (9.8% for Republican), 2016 Presidential Margin (19.6% for Hillary)

[Jaxon Harris]

(GUBERNATORIAL RACE)

SUPPORT RON DESANTIS

(DEMOGRAPHICS)

>In FL, GOP candidates needs to get turnout high in areas that contain lots of rural and suburban whites, as well as right wing Cubans

that means putting in the energy and hard work to make many live appearances in: the Panhandle to target rural whites, the suburbs of Jacksonville, Orlando, Miami, Tampa, St. Petersburg, etc

>GOP candidates needs to court the Cuban vote, concentrated in Miami, by pointing out how the Democrats have been friendly to the Castro regime

>GOP candidates can win over moderates and independents by defeating their Democrat opponent in televised debates, spending millions of dollars on ads, and emphasizing the benefits of the tax cuts

>Democrats can win by getting snowbirds (leftist transplants from the North) and minorities (blacks, Puerto Ricans, other hispanics) to turn out in large numbers. This can be done by using leftist rage against Trump, spending lots of money on driving their voters to the polls on election day, and getting turnout high in urban areas like Miami as well as black areas in other parts of the state

>this can be somewhat countered by pointing out to white liberals that the Democratic Party is corrupt and ineffective, pointing out to blacks that they’ve been used for decades as pawns while their communities don’t improve,

[Ryder Kelly]

Nah

[Owen Richardson]

thanks for bumping the thread

[Julian Gutierrez]

OHIO

(PRIMARY - MAY 8, 2018)

Anyone from OH reading this should mark this date on their calendar and prepare to get you and everyone on the right you know in real life out to the polls.

Ohio is an OPEN PRIMARY state which means you do NOT have to be registered for the party in order to vote in their primary.

(SENATE RACE - Defeating Sherrod Brown)

>First elected in 2006 with 56%, Re-Elected in 2012 with 50.7%

Trump Score: 29%, which is 41.3% less than predicted according to Trump’s margin in Ohio

projects.fivethirtyeight.com/congress-trump-score/sherrod-brown/

(Potential Strategies)

>shareblue.com/sen-sherrod-brown-slams-trump-admin-steve-mnuchin-for-caving-to-putin-time-is-ticking/

He endorses the idiotic Russia LARP, so his GOP opponent can use that to stir up conservatives and moderates against him.

>nraila.org/campaigns/2012/sherrod-brown/

He has a grade of F from the NRA, which can motivate the many 2nd Amendment voters to turn out against him

>healthreformvotes.org/congress/400050

voted for Obamacare, which is massively unpopular

[Asher Rodriguez]

(HOUSE RACES)

12 Republican Incumbents
5 Democrat Incumbents

OH-01 Steve Chabot, Republican, 2016 House Margin (18.4%), 2016 Presidential Margin (6.6% for Trump)

OH-12 OPEN (formerly held by Pat Tiberi, Republican), 2016 House Margin (36.7% for Republican), 2016 Presidential Margin (11.3% for Trump)
(DEMOGRAPHICS)

>in Ohio, the GOP candidates need to get turnout areas that contain rural whites, suburban whites, and blue collar voters

>that means putting in the energy and hard work to make many live appearances all over the state, aside from urban areas in Columbus and Cincinnati

>that also means embracing the America First, Trumpian message of bringing manufacturing jobs back to the USA and capitalizing on the Democrats’ abandoning of white working class voters and getting Trump to visit multiple areas in the state

>that also means reminding everyone of the benefits they’ll get from Trump’s tax cuts, which should convince many moderates and independents in Ohio to vote GOP

>the Democrat candidates can win in certain areas by getting black voters to turnout, and potentially win in the state by having a Sanders-esque message that gets enough working class whites to vote

>this can be countered by pointing out how the Democrats were willing to shut down the government because they couldn’t get amnesty for illegal immigrants, which means that they care far more about them than they do about working class whites and blacks

[Asher Gray]

PENNSYLVANIA

(PRIMARIES - May 15, 2018)

Anyone reading this who lives in PA should mark this date on their calendar and get out to vote !

(SENATE RACE - Defeating Bob Casey)

>Elected in 2006 with 59% of the vote and in 2012 with 53.7%

>understands le resistance

dailykos.com/stories/2017/2/2/1629092/-Sen-Bob-Casey-understands-the-resistance-Other-Democrats-should-follow-his-lead

his GOP opponent should exploit this

>mcall.com/health/mc-casey-defends-obamacare-20170106-story.html

Defends Obamacare

(HOUSE RACES)

12 Incumbent Republicans
5 Incumbent Democrats

PA-06 Ryan Costello, Republican, 2016 House Margin (14.5% for Republican), 2016 Presidential Margin (0.6% for Hillary)

PA-07 Pat Meehan, Republican, Retiring, 2016 House Margin (18.9% for Republican), 2016 Presidential Margin (2.3% for Hillary)

PA-08 Brian Fitzpatrick, Republican, 2016 House Margin (8.9%), 2016 Presidential Margin (0.2% for Trump)

PA-15 Charles Dent, Republican, Retiring, 2016 House Margin (20.4%), 2016 Presidential Margin (7.5% for Trump)

PA-16 Lloyd Smucker, Republican, 2016 House Margin (10.9%), 2016 Presidential Margin (6.8% for Trump)

PA-17 Matthew Cartwright, Democrat, 2016 House Margin (7.6% for Democrat), 2016 Presidential Margin (10.1% for Trump)

PA-18 OPEN, 2016 Presidential Margin (19.6% for Trump)

[Colton Watson]

(DEMOGRAPHICS AND ISSUES)

>in PA, GOP candidates will need high turnout in rural areas in western PA as well as white suburban areas; they will also need the Amish to turn out in large numbers like they did in 2016

>that means putting in the energy and hard work to make multiple live appearances across the state aside from urban areas in Philadelphia and Pittsburgh

>that also means embracing the America First, Trumpian message of bringing manufacturing jobs back to the USA and capitalizing on the Democrats’ abandoning of white working class voters and getting Trump to visit multiple areas in the state

>that also means reminding everyone of the benefits they’ll get from Trump’s tax cuts, which should convince many moderates and independents in Pennsylvania to vote GOP

>Democrats’ strategy will be to get turnout high in black communities and urban areas in Philadelphia and Pittsburgh that contain big city liberals and possibly trying to win back working class whites with a Sanders-esque message

>to counter this, point out how the Democrats shut down the government in favor amnesty which favors illegal immigrants over blacks and white working class, point out to white liberals how the Democratic Party is corrupt and ineffective

[Jack Anderson]

MICHIGAN

(PRIMARIES – August 7,2018)

If you live in Michigan, mark this date on your calendar. Michigan has an OPEN primary system.

(SENATE RACE - Defeating Debbie Stabenow)

>Won in 2000 with 49.5%, won in 2006 with 57% of the vote, won in 2012 with 59%

>much has changed since 2012 - the left has become a lot more rabidly SJW, Obama pushed Obamacare and catered to feminists and BLM, the Democrats have abandoned the white working class in favor of minorities and illegals, Trump won Michigan by capitalizing on those facts and so can GOP candidates
>michiganradio.org/post/sen-stabenow-wants-investigation-russian-interference-2016-election

She believes in the Russia LARP or is cynically trying to take advantage of it. This can be used to energize conservatives and turn moderates/independents against her.

>mlive.com/news/index.ssf/2017/07/us_senates_failure_to_repeal_o.html

voted for Obamacare and did her damndest to kill any attempts to reform it

>gop.com/senate-democrats-tax-reform-hypocrisy-rsr/

rejected Trump’s tax cuts, the GOP candidate running against her should emphasize to all voters benefiting from the tax cuts that she tried to deny it to them

[Charles Reyes]

Thanks for wasting your life here with me :)

[Lincoln Reyes]

(HOUSE RACES)

9 Incumbent Republicans
4 Incumbent Democrats

MI-08 Mike Bishop, Republican, 2016 House Margin (16.9%), 2016 Presidential Margin (6.7% for Trump)

MI-11 Dave Trott, Republican, Retiring, 2016 House Margin (12.8%), 2016 Presidential Margin (4.4% for Trump)

(DEMOGRAPHICS AND ISSUES)

>in Michigan, GOP candidates will need high turnout in white rural and suburban areas, so they need to put in the hard work to make many live appearances in every area of the state other than Detroit

>that also means embracing the America First, Trumpian message of bringing manufacturing jobs back to the USA and capitalizing on the Democrats’ abandoning of white working class voters and getting Trump to visit multiple areas in the state that contain white working class voters

>that also means reminding everyone of the benefits they’ll get from Trump’s tax cuts, which should convince many moderates and independents in Michigan to vote GOP

>Democrats’ strategy will be to get turnout high in black communities in Detroit and possibly trying to win back working class whites with a Sanders-esque message

>to counter this, point out how the Democrats shut down the government in favor amnesty which favors illegal immigrants over blacks and white working class

[Lincoln Brown]

WISCONSIN

(PRIMARIES - August 14, 2018)

If you live in WI, mark this date on your calendar. Wisconsin has OPEN primaries which means that you don’t need to be registered in the party to vote in their primary.

(SENATE RACE - Defeating Tammy Baldwin)

>baldwin.senate.gov/press-releases/statement-on-statement-on-russian-cyberattacks

She believes in or is otherwise trying to exploit the dumb Russia LARP, which should energize conservatives and turn moderates/independents against her.

>healthreformvotes.org/congress/400013

She voted for Obamacare and killed the attempts to reform it.

(HOUSE RACES)

6 Incumbent Republicans
4 Incumbent Democrats

WI-03 Ron Kind, Democrat, 2016 House Margin (99%, faced no opponent aside from write-in) 2016 Presidential Margin (4.5% for Trump)

WI-06 Glenn Grothman, Republican, 2016 House Margin (19.9%), 2016 Presidential Margin (16.9%)

[Lucas Evans]

(DEMOGRAPHICS AND ISSUES)

>in Wisconsin, GOP candidates will need high turnout in white rural and suburban areas, so they need to put in the hard work to make many live appearances in every area of the state other than Madison and Milwaukee

>that also means embracing the America First, Trumpian message of bringing manufacturing jobs back to the USA and capitalizing on the Democrats’ abandoning of white working class voters and getting Trump to visit multiple areas in the state that contain white working class voters

>that also means reminding everyone of the benefits they’ll get from Trump’s tax cuts, which should convince many moderates and independents in Wisconsin to vote GOP

>Democrats’ strategy will be to get turnout high in Madison and Milwaukee and possibly trying to win back working class whites with a Sanders-esque message

>to counter this, point out how the Democrats shut down the government in favor amnesty which favors illegal immigrants over the white working class

[Benjamin Long]

Texas is next gringo.
We're taking back everything.

[Liam Jones]

MINNESOTA

(PRIMARIES - August 14, 2018)

If you live in Minnesota, mark this date on your calendar. Minnesota is an open primary so you don’t have to be registered in the party to vote in their primary.

(SENATE RACE - Defeating Amy Klobuchar and Tina Smith)

Amy Klobuchar: won in 2006 with 58% and 2012 with 65%
Tina Smith: replaced Al Franken after his groping scandal

>if it weren’t for Evan McMullin siphoning off votes from Trump, he would have won Minnesota, which even Reagan didn’t do in the 1984 landslide...this means that Minnesota isn’t as blue as you think and the same things that worked for the GOP in Michigan and Wisconsin will still work here, though it’s a bit of a harder battle

[Jose Hill]

(HOUSE RACES)

3 Incumbent Republicans
7 Incumbent Democrats

MN-01 Timothy Walz, Democrat, 2016 House Margin (0.8% for Democrat), 2016 Presidential Margin (14.9% for Trump)

MN-02 Jason Lewis, Republican, 2016 House Margin (1.8%), 2016 Presidential Margin (1.2% for Trump)

MN-03 Erik Paulsen, Republican, 2016 House Margin (13.7% for Republican), 2016 Presidential Margin (9.4% for Hillary)

MN-07 Collin Peterson, Democrat, 2016 House Margin (5% for Democrat), 2016 Presidential Margin (30.8% for Trump)

MN-08 Rick Nolan, Democrat, 2016 House Margin (0.6% for Democrat), 2016 Presidential Margin (15.6% for Trump)

[Carter Thomas]

(DEMOGRAPHICS AND ISSUES)

>in Minnesota, GOP candidates will need high turnout in white rural and suburban areas, so they need to put in the hard work to make many live appearances in every area of the state other than the Twin Cities of Minneapolis-St. Paul

>that also means embracing the America First, Trumpian message of bringing manufacturing jobs back to the USA and capitalizing on the Democrats’ abandoning of white working class voters and getting Trump to visit multiple areas in the state that contain white working class voters

>that also means reminding everyone of the benefits they’ll get from Trump’s tax cuts, which should convince many moderates and independents in Wisconsin to vote GOP

>Democrats’ strategy will be to get turnout high in Minneapolis-St.Paul and possibly trying to win back working class whites with a Sanders-esque message and getting turnout high in the Somali community

>to counter this, point out how the Democrats shut down the government in favor amnesty which favors illegal immigrants over the white working class...I’m not sure if Somalis can be easily swayed though

[Jace Jackson]

INDIANA

(PRIMARIES - May 8, 2018)

If you live in Indiana, mark this date on your calendar. Indiana utilizes an open primary system.

(SENATE RACE - Defeating Joe Donnelly)

>First elected in 2012 with only 50%

>dailykos.com/stories/2017/3/6/1640675/-IN-Sen-Joe-Donnelly-D-Goes-After-The-GOP-s-Silence-On-Jeff-Sessions-Russia

Believes or is trying to use the dumbass Russia LARP, which should help energize conservatives and moderates against him.

>Indiana is Mike Pence’s home state. If he spends a decent amount of time campaigning in Indiana, he can boost turnout.

>indystar.com/story/news/politics/2017/07/28/how-indiana-senators-todd-young-joe-donnelly-voted-skinny-repeal-obamacare/519955001/

he killed attempts to reform Obamacare

[Jace Cooper]

(HOUSE RACES)

7 Incumbent Republicans
2 Incumbent Democrats

(DEMOGRAPHICS AND ISSUES)

>in Indiana, all the GOP needs to do is get rural and suburban areas to turnout, which should be too hard; even the cities in Indiana aren’t that blue

[Asher Morales]

bump

[Isaac Butler]

Thanks for your work and info, user

[Cooper Thomas]

Please include Governor races as well.

And Kansas anons need to vote for Kobach!

[Brayden Gray]

>red storm general
I've been keeping up with this manga but why is Sup Forums so interested with it recently?

[Sebastian Cooper]

bumping for great justices

[Josiah Green]

Just 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 limited Political Capital on the issues you care about unless you reliably show up to the polls

[James Campbell]

Bump

[Jordan Diaz]

Bumping for extreme effort.
Godspeed OP.

[Hudson Brown]

Do we have any information on New Mexico's Senate Race? Heinrich doesn't seem all that strong, but then Trump isn't exactly popular in that state and I have no idea who his challenger might be/the state of the Republican Primary.

[Matthew Diaz]

Lets Portray Good Ol Sherry Brown as a 56% Mutt.
>got elected with 56% of the vote

[Chase Sanchez]

Erie County reporting

[Chase Nguyen]

bumos

[Jackson Ortiz]

bump

[Jordan Gray]

Provide transportation

[Cameron Adams]

Up until 2008 around 70% of voters in CA were white. The reason it went blue is because of the same reasons places like Vermont and New York used to be deep red but flipped blue. Progressive Republicans stopped being a thing, places like Westchester County stopped being Republican in the 1980s when they realized bible humpers like Reagan dominated the party now

2016 was the first election in which millions of spics who got citizenship in the last 20 years turned out. A million whites stayed home. Californians are just cucks, do not weep for them.

[Hudson Jackson]

Simply compare Brown's margin in 2012 to that map or Trump's 2016 map. Eastern Ohio is working class and coal miners- historically very blue. That is the region which kept Brown in Congress in 2012.

It's going to go red in 2018 because of Trump. Brown loses when Trump holds a rally in eastern Ohio.

[Brayden Wood]

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[Christian Watson]

join the D I S C O R D its GREAT!!! Me and my wife met there!!

[Elijah Ortiz]

up

[David Anderson]

PA-18 not looking good. I think the Dems are gonna win this one. Our only path to future electoral success is increasing our share of the white vote and getting our people to the polls. We have to focus on illuminating the left's hatred for whites.

Anybody going to the Trump rally in Pittsburgh this weekend?

[Dylan Johnson]

Problem is too many Trump voters only came out to vote because they were voting for Trump. Many of these people aren't going to vote in November because they don't care. We need to get these people to the polls. I hope Trump campaigns hard for the midterms. We all have to focus on getting at least five Republicans to the polls in November. If Dems retake the house they will immediately initiate impeachment proceedings.

archive.fo/AMsC3
latimes.com/politics/la-na-pol-trump-midterm-voters-20180216-story.html

[Robert Brown]

PA-18 is only competitive because Conor Lamb is an attractive young white male ex-marine who is campaigning as a conservative Democrat in a grassroots, "meet as many local people as possible" campaign

[Sebastian Reyes]

And Saccone is low energy. But a win is a win, it doesn't matter what Lamb is. One thing is for sure, Lamb has these white constituents fooled. This district is 93% white and if Lamb wins it will be because whites elected him. And once he's elected he'll do exactly what Joe Manchin does. Talk a good game but vote like all the other Democrats. This is why we need to flyer this district with messages that draw out the left's hatred of whites. Here are some ideas:

"Abolish the 2nd Amendment, vote democrat."

"Amnesty for all 11 million migrant workers, vote Democrat."

'Open-borders now, vote Democrat'

'End White privilege, vote Democrat'

"No borders no nations, unlimited immigration. Vote democrat!”

"Democrats Hate White People"

[Connor Hernandez]

Good ideas

How would we specifically target them though?

[Evan Perry]

We need someone in that district to physically put them up. This is Ridgewood user btw.

[Thomas Davis]

Republicans need to focus on immigration and guns this election. Dems will open the borders and take your guns. Sadly most of them are too stupid to recognize the immigration restrictionism wins elections.

[Tyler Long]

My feeling is that we really only need to hold out until automation causes multicultural societies to break down as shitskins become unemployable and their true nature because obvious to everyone. The confluence of automation and diversity will cause multicultural societies to disintegrate. Out of the ashes of the USA we can build a coherent right-wing nation.

[Isaac Diaz]

hmm, we do have someone from the Discord in the district.

I'll tell him about it

[Jace Wright]

Trump stated he would campaign like a year ago

And they will turn out, they have to now because of guns and immigration. The last time Democrats tried to ban guns in 1994 they lost the House. With a growing economy and anti-gun libtards running around the Republicans should gain across the board.

>that article
>But the president's unpopularity — his national approval hovers around a limp 40%

Literally fake news based on using Gallup partisan affiliation numbers from January 10th when they were at a low for Republicans. Correcting for the February Gallup numbers the President has an approval rating around 50%.

>Roughly the opposite was true when Obama and fellow Democrats were clobbered.

Which is irrelevant since libtards all live on the coasts and already voted out any moderate Republicans representing them in 2008. There will be no blue wave because there aren't any Republicans left in blue states in districts they can blue wave against.

[Josiah Bell]

Shitskins aren't a problem. Without immigration the shitskin birthrates would be below replacement- look at puerto rico, their fertility is as bad as Japan's. Immigration is key, as long as immigration is mostly non-white and a million a year then non-white births will remain high. Oh and get rid of the fucking illegals.

[Anthony Rivera]

>pastebin.com/H0wNmjAP
>No Matt McCall
votemattmccall.com/

[Camden Peterson]

That's the point. We need to stave off as much immigration as we can until automation automates low-skilled employment out of existence and it becomes obvious to everyone there is no need for diversity and that diversity is riotous and violent. Remember, the only reason we have open-borders is because at the end of the day that's what whites voted for.

[Mason Robinson]

How does Texas still vote republican even though they're only 46% white

[Julian Rivera]

Thank you!!! I just updated it.

[Josiah Brooks]

Because hispanics have a low voter turnout rate.

[Jaxson Roberts]

We cannot afford complacency or overconfidence. Dems have flipped more than 30 seats since Trump's election because Republicans didn't bother to vote. This article talked to real Trump voters who have little or no intention of voting in November. Huge problem.

[Carson Sanchez]

Because we aren't really 46% white, we are 46% non-hispanic white.

[Dominic Brown]

Can somebody make an image that says:

"Amnesty for all 11 million migrant workers, vote Democrat."

that includes pic related? Would be highly subversive and effective propaganda.

[Brandon Harris]

It's funny to see so many lefty publications praising their MAJOR VICTORY AND MOMENTUM in Texas. I can only hope lefty voters see this and get complacent. Meanwhile, every sane person has to get out, get fired up, and make them see RED. If you have a car and know anyone who voted Trump, DRAG THEIR ASSES TO THE POLLS WITH YOU - NO EXCUSES.

[Landon Moore]

The only people that have a complacency problem are Republicans. Only 21 posters. People on the right only want to shitpost, they don't actually want to get involved.

[Carter Sanchez]

Texas is going to be a blue state in 2020

[Leo Thomas]

>New York

Larry Sharpe is the best right-leaning candidate that has a chance in New York honestly. Any GOP candidate is basically a sacrificial lamb in New York, but maybe L's have a chance.

Don't believe me? Just look at their funding. Larry Sharpe has gotten way more funding than the GOP candidates in NY have gotten.

[Carter Parker]

>Hillary Clinton 2016 "let me show you how to loose an election
>Democrats 2018 "hold my beer"

[Juan Morales]

>spends 1.2 billion dollars
>loses

I thought money won elections libshits!

[Joseph Martinez]

ARKANSAS

(PRIMARIES – May 22, 2018)

(SENATE RACE – none)

(HOUSE RACES)

4 Incumbent Republicans
0 Incumbent Democrats

none

ballotpedia.org/United_States_House_of_Representatives_elections_in_Arkansas,_2018

(GUBERNATORIAL RACE)

ballotpedia.org/Arkansas_gubernatorial_election,_2018

This race needs attention from Arkansans. Asa Hutchinson (incumbent) is a big-government Republican. He uses the influence he has with Senator Jim Hendren (his nephew) to pass legislation that is good for large corporations and bad for citizens.

A strong push for a conservative Republican like Jan Morgan would be good for Arkansas.

(DEMOGRAPHICS AND ISSUES)

Arkansas is a high-poverty state, and programs like Arkansas Works (AKA Obamacare Light) can help keep RiNOs in office.

Watch out for swamp creatures in the corrupt Arkansas government. Pay close attention to what each candidate says and doesn't say.

[Elijah Sanders]

Nice! I just realized I never made an entry on Arkansas

[Caleb Sanchez]

39 and again that's fake news. 21 of 39 of those offices were won in New Jersey and Virginia. Blue states becoming bluer is not a victory for Democrats.

>when shitskins aren't a problem people will vote to shoot them

This is never going to happen. People only do things like this when they're desperate, not when they're content. Being content is usually what causes them to make dumb decisions like letting shitskins in in the first place which leads to desperation as the situation falls apart.

Because like the rest of the south the whites are overwhelmingly Republican and they make up 59% of voters. The Hispanics and Asians also lean more Republican than the US at large with roughly 40% of both groups being anti-Democrat. The result is that Democrats lose.

[Aaron Lee]

>AHHHHH Sup Forums ELECTED TRUMP AND NOW WE'RE COMPLACENT WE'RE FUCKED

60% of votes cast in the primary were Republican. Assuming Republicans are complacent and thus turnout will be down, they will still crush the general with ease. The places where things actually matter are in Arizona and Nevada. Ohio, Indiana, Montana, North Dakota, Missouri and West Virginia will all flip if Trump demands it because the Democrats in those states are disliked and Trump is well loved. At a minimum it can be said we will take 54 seats.

Additionally as I told you the President has been deliberately accepting gun control so that Democrats will be emboldened. Gun control is not a winning issue, but Democratic strategists know this. So to coax them into pushing for it Trump has feigned his support of it. Liberals could not resist, because they are dumb. Now they are dumb and they are fucked as well as the NRA will get out the vote in November.

>dude back my weed candidate lmao

You're retarded and Libertarians are a cancer. Mr. Sharpe will get nowhere because New York's election system is multipartisan- the independence party, the reform party and the conservative party will all give their votes to the Republican candidate.

Because libertarians insist on running on a separate ticket and NOT giving their votes to the Republican this has resulted in the Republicans losing the election for Senate in Nevada in 2016. They will gain nothing in New York because no other conservative parties will back them.

I reiterate- if Libertarians only ran in deep red and deep blue areas they wouldn't be a problem, but their insistence on running in purple areas makes them total and complete cancer that needs to fuck off and die.

[Gavin Sanders]

It was 1.3 billion actually. It's funny because since at least 2008 the Democrats have consistently outspent the Republicans, though I wouldn't be surprised if this has always been the case.

>spend more than Reps
>attack the Rep source of donations
>still fucking lose despite being the favored party of the elite

How embarrassing.

[Camden Reed]

Pointless thread. We already have a Trump general that covers all the things in this thread.

Ignore and hide the thread.

[Alexander Green]

Why do Arkansas republicans love third world immigrants so much? The entire congressional delegation is pro mass third world migration.

[Easton Barnes]

>when you win elections your defeated opponents are the real winners.

[Matthew Flores]

>is probably going to face Rick Scott in the primaries, who is relatively popular in Florida
Not anymore. FL passed gun legislation. Rick Scott is dead to rights if he signs it.

[Owen Fisher]

>someone saved my explanation for VA
Neat.

[Julian Taylor]

Tell me about Texas.

[Liam Jones]

haha, it's in my Dropbox for this general

[Lincoln Scott]

Keeps me engaged knowing what I post here is seeing some use.

[Anthony Robinson]

haha, good to know

[Jordan Scott]

>When mother leaves my sight she no longer exists

this is literally how toddlers see the world

[Michael Cox]

wrong thread ?

[Matthew Martin]

He's responding to the image in the OP where when one Democrat doesn't see a Republican it means there are no Republicans.

[Adam Bennett]

...

[Justin Stewart]

>He thinks there wont be a blue wave

Dumb delusional cucks in this thread

[Jordan Foster]

>he thinks Sanders won't be dead of old age before 2020