Republican senators are looking for a way to avoid the political hit they took on abortion rights in the 2022 midterm election, when they suffered a net loss of one seat, as Senate Democrats ramp u…

Republican senators are looking for a way to avoid the political hit they took on abortion rights in the 2022 midterm election, when they suffered a net loss of one seat, as Senate Democrats ramp up to make it a top issue in 2024.  Republicans think they have a great opportunity to recapture the Senate next year, as…

  • @Ersatz86
    17•1 year ago

    Gerrymandering and other cheating tactics do not work in the face of overwhelming majorities.

    So vote. And hound your friends to vote.

    And consider writing letters to motivate strangers to vote as well.

    • @makeshiftreaper
      8•1 year ago

      Hey, I’ve voted in every single election I was eligible for since I turned 18! Still, there seems to be around 30% of America fully convinced that everyone with D after their name is backed by Satan. I just don’t think there’s any changing their mind and that doesn’t even account for the “reasonable” republicans. Aka, people with the same beliefs, they just know not to shout it all the time

      • @Ersatz86
        4•1 year ago

        Your superpower will be to make those people irrelevant.

    • @spectre
      3•1 year ago

      gerrymandering also doesn’t have any effect on the senate. i feel like 90% of people on the internet who talk about gerrymandering have no idea what it is

      • @[email protected]
        3•1 year ago

        I mean, technically yeah the Senate isn’t possible to gerrymander, but by design it is basically gerrymandered already