Southern Swing States
Virginia, North Carolina, Florida and Georgia are basically swing states in the south. Southern Democrats in these states need to get better organized at the precinct and county levels if we really want to turn these states blue in future elections. I'm a big believer in local grass roots, but the only way we can do that is through volunteering and donating to local affiliates. If we can get good grassroots on the ground in these states, we can turn these states blue in election after election.
North Carolina is important. The courts struck down the districts, and it is being redistricted before the next state legislative election. I know I'm going to do what I can to help Democrats win in these friendlier districts.
greymattermom
(5,797 posts)were active in the special election. I met some of my neighbors I didn't know were there. I hope the excitement continues.
BlueDog22
(366 posts)That election was close. Had he just lived in the district...
gopiscrap
(24,219 posts)gopiscrap
(24,219 posts)1) a lot of folks have moved from Puerto Rico and none of them are at all happy with how trump handled the hurricane relief in there home town s
2) felons who have fulfilled their sentences can now vote and a majority of them are predicted to vote Democratic
3) demographics favor the Democrats
in National elections this state has 29 electoral votes that's over 10% of the needed electoral votes to win
I think Georgia would be the hardest of these
another state you forgot to mention is Arizona, I think that state might be ripe for a blue break through
BlueDog22
(366 posts)All of these factors in Florida, and will play a role in future elections.
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