Flipping more state legislative chambers in 2020?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Not just Texas. Also Pennsylvania and Georgia

And Wisconsin and Michigan and North Carolina. This is a few weeks old but is a good overview.
https://www.politico.com/news/2020/07/06/democrats-trump-rout-redistricting-349053

And Minnesota and Ohio and Iowa. Here’s an overview from Flippable:
https://flippable.org/our-targets/

And a handy list from the head of the DLCC:

Arizona House: 2 seats

Arizona Senate: 3 seats

Iowa House: 4 seats

Michigan House: 4 seats

Minnesota Senate: 2 seats

North Carolina House: 6 seats

North Carolina Senate: 5 seats

Pennsylvania House: 9 seats

Pennsylvania Senate: 4 seats

Texas House: 9 seats

So close...

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Critically important as the 2020-2024 cycle will set new boundaries for local and congressional districts based on 2020 census data.

Which is why government workers are voicing complaint over Trump’s suppression tactics there too. He doesn’t want door interviews especially in communities of diversity.

[Anonymous]

Bringing this post over from the House thread - THANK YOU PP!

Anonymous wrote:PEC had an extremely relevant article about just this.

https://election.princeton.edu/

State races are generally not big money affairs, and even increases in support by small amounts, can make a large difference.

Here are his moneyball state races:
https://election.princeton.edu/data/moneyball/

[Anonymous]

To all who have posted in this thread and the OP: THANK YOU for this thread. I don’t have scads of money to donate, but I will donate to at least some of these places. This is vitally important that we begin to crush the GOP.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Bringing this post over from the House thread - THANK YOU PP!

Anonymous wrote:PEC had an extremely relevant article about just this.

https://election.princeton.edu/

State races are generally not big money affairs, and even increases in support by small amounts, can make a large difference.

Here are his moneyball state races:
https://election.princeton.edu/data/moneyball/

These are the races with the most bang for the buck. All in TX. All TX House District races. Donate if you can.

If I get a chance I'll add current polling data.

TX HD 121 Celina Montoya

TX HD 54 Likeithia Williams

TX HD 26 L. Sarah DeMerchant

TX HD 134 Ann Johnson

TX HD 96 Joe Drago

TX HD 108 Joanna Cattanach

TX HD 92 Jeff Whitfield

TX HD 66 Sharon Hirsch

TX HD 67 Lorenzo Sanchez

TX HD 112 Brandy Chambers

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Not just Texas. Also Pennsylvania and Georgia

Lots of others, too. The Democrats only need to flip 30 individual state legislative seats to flip EIGHT chambers in November.

Which ones? Maybe we can donate to them.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Not just Texas. Also Pennsylvania and Georgia

And Wisconsin and Michigan and North Carolina. This is a few weeks old but is a good overview.
https://www.politico.com/news/2020/07/06/democrats-trump-rout-redistricting-349053

And Minnesota and Ohio and Iowa. Here’s an overview from Flippable:
https://flippable.org/our-targets/

And a handy list from the head of the DLCC:

Arizona House: 2 seats

Arizona Senate: 3 seats

Iowa House: 4 seats

Michigan House: 4 seats

Minnesota Senate: 2 seats

North Carolina House: 6 seats

North Carolina Senate: 5 seats

Pennsylvania House: 9 seats

Pennsylvania Senate: 4 seats

Texas House: 9 seats

Thank you!!!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Bringing this post over from the House thread - THANK YOU PP!

Anonymous wrote:PEC had an extremely relevant article about just this.

https://election.princeton.edu/

State races are generally not big money affairs, and even increases in support by small amounts, can make a large difference.

Here are his moneyball state races:
https://election.princeton.edu/data/moneyball/

These are the races with the most bang for the buck. All in TX. All TX House District races. Donate if you can.

If I get a chance I'll add current polling data.

TX HD 121 Celina Montoya

TX HD 54 Likeithia Williams

TX HD 26 L. Sarah DeMerchant

TX HD 134 Ann Johnson

TX HD 96 Joe Drago

TX HD 108 Joanna Cattanach

TX HD 92 Jeff Whitfield

TX HD 66 Sharon Hirsch

TX HD 67 Lorenzo Sanchez

TX HD 112 Brandy Chambers

This is great, thanks!!!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Bringing this post over from the House thread - THANK YOU PP!

Anonymous wrote:PEC had an extremely relevant article about just this.

https://election.princeton.edu/

State races are generally not big money affairs, and even increases in support by small amounts, can make a large difference.

Here are his moneyball state races:
https://election.princeton.edu/data/moneyball/

These are the races with the most bang for the buck. All in TX. All TX House District races. Donate if you can.

If I get a chance I'll add current polling data.

TX HD 121 Celina Montoya

TX HD 54 Likeithia Williams

TX HD 26 L. Sarah DeMerchant

TX HD 134 Ann Johnson

TX HD 96 Joe Drago

TX HD 108 Joanna Cattanach

TX HD 92 Jeff Whitfield

TX HD 66 Sharon Hirsch

TX HD 67 Lorenzo Sanchez

TX HD 112 Brandy Chambers

This is great, thanks!!!

+1

[Anonymous]

From the head of the DLCC:

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:From the head of the DLCC:

Thanks, the link makes it easy.

[Anonymous]

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:From the head of the DLCC:

Thanks, the link makes it easy.

Just donated. Flip those Houses!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:From the head of the DLCC:

Thanks, the link makes it easy.

Just donated. Flip those Houses!

I hope we do!

[Anonymous]

If you don't know who to donate to, send your money to www.flippable.org, which will distribute money to their priority list of flippable chambers.