Going tomorrow, trying to get there early because I hear there are lines. This will actually be my first time voting early, but I have a lot of work that will be going on on November 8th that I don’t want to miss out (me not being there would negative affect a lot of people if something goes wrong).

I live in Harris county, too! :Waves:

Exactly! That blowhole was saying, “Oh! Well, some voters are saying they couldn’t even find Trump’s name listed on the ballot!”

I really hope you are right, but all of this is contingent on groups (Hispanics, people under the age of 25) coming out and voting in numbers they have never voted before.

I’m waiting on that, and for at least one mistress or former gropee to come forward and say that he insisted she abort after he impregnated her. No, I haven’t heard anything. You might say I’m “just asking”.

I think Cruz is up for reelection in 2018. Maybe one of the Castro brothers can challenge him. I think he’d be an easy knock off. Nobody likes him and a well funded charismatic candidate could do pretty well.

Just read that Harris county registered 600,000 Hispanic voters in the last year. That’s about 2% of the state’s entire population, or 4% of the total registered voters! Imagine if about 10% of registered Republicans stay home or leave Trump off their ballots, a further 5% votes for Johnson, and that 80% of newly…

Dallas, Harris, and Travis counties all tend to vote blue anyways, but I’m hoping Dallas and Harris become a nice dark blue. Those three counties make up around 30% of the states voters, so if the two lagging counties can vote 60% blue, then Texas really starts turning a purple-ish red.

Mike Pence probably watched one episode of House of Cards and thinks he can pull off that manoeuvre (he can’t!)

What’s his face- Mark Davis?- was on the news this morning begging Republicans to go vote for Trump and negate all these terrible murmurings that Texas could actually one day go blue. He said if Hillary loses by only a bit then Democrats will put more money into making the state blue, and we can’t have that!

Jason Chaffetz desperately needs to be dropped off a tall building. For the good of the country.

Something about him really chaffs me. I think it might be the rank political opportunism. Maybe the sheer waste of taxpayer dollars? The flipflopping because I guess while he obviously doesn’t think Latinos or Muslims matter, he does believe Republican-leaning white women probably have amnesia? What could it be?

Dallas County voter here. I can attest to the lack of “visual” support for Trump (bumper stickers, yard signs, et. al.). I live in one of the more diverse suburbs. I voted as soon as I could, and at the polling place, I did not see one Trump sign, but I saw almost nothing but signs for all of the…

Seriously, what’s the hold up?

Texan here and I agree with you. As much as the hillbillies hate black people, they REALLY hate uppity women who don’t know their places. There’s a reason women like Ann Richards and Molly Ivins come from Texas. They’ve had to endure the worst of the good ‘ol boy shit.

It’s cute watching GOP politicians scurry around trying to avoiding pissing off Donald’s insane base. This is the same base which thinks that Paul Ryan, who endorsed Donald early and has stuck with him through the most incompetent campaign in history (at least recent history) is insufficiently loyal.

I mentioned it yesterday, but my Bernie bro friend told me he’s finally come around to voting for Hillary because he sees Texas becoming a swing state. If enough millennials can realize that, then things are a changing.

But...but...he’s going to help me get out of the inner city.

Dear Trump,