KS-SEN 2020 Megathread: Marshall overperforms and wins

[ElectionsGuy]

If Kobach runs this could actually be a race.

[ElectionsGuy]

If Kobach runs this could actually be a race.

Perhaps though voters may be more partisan in a Senae race than a gubernatorial race, so I could easily see the polls being close only for Kobach to pull out an underperformance from the state's typical lean but still a clear win nonetheless.

Yeah, he'd still be favored to win, but Democrats would have a chance instead of no chance.

[ElectionsGuy]

We’re going to get Senator Kobach, aren’t we.

I always thought he was an inevitability for some higher office. I really hope not though, that's why the Kansas result in 2018 was probably the most exciting one. I wish he would just go away.

Relax

If Kris Kobach is the nominee for the 2020 Senate Race, it goes to Lean D.

hahaha funny.

[ElectionsGuy]

We’re going to get Senator Kobach, aren’t we.

I always thought he was an inevitability for some higher office. I really hope not though, that's why the Kansas result in 2018 was probably the most exciting one. I wish he would just go away.

Relax

If Kris Kobach is the nominee for the 2020 Senate Race, it goes to Lean D.

hahaha funny.

Why do you wait to quote a post to say it is funny until over 1 months after it was posted, slightly closer to 2 months? Is there something in the news that you are hiding?

I don't have time to check every thread every day. I just happened to see it and thought it was funny. I don't see the big deal.

[ElectionsGuy]

Oh lord. Get ready for Senator Kobach. And no, this race doesn't become a freaking toss-up with him just because he lost the gubernatorial race last year.

[ElectionsGuy]

Brent Welder posted a poll on Facebook asking whether Democrats want a "progressive" or a "corporate centrist".

Gotta love that framing. Either you're a progressive democrat who loves democracy, justice, and equality, or your a corporate centrist warmonger neoliberal shill.

[ElectionsGuy]

ITT: People forgetting Kansas is more then just Kansas City

I think people know that, they're just actually deluded into thinking that and Johnson County (which is going to trend another 20% Dem, obviously) is enough to overtake the rest of the state.

[ElectionsGuy]

I told you all Kansas wouldn't be close lol. It's basically impossible in today's climate for the other party to win in a state where they're losing voter registration by 20 points this was Tennessee 2018 all over again.

The super strong candidates Bollier and Bullock ended up overperforming Biden by... 5 and 6 points respectively. Talk Elections Forum once again gets fooled by a red state based on "trends" and candidate quality.