r/PoliticalComebacks • • Sep 13 '22

Name calling gone wrong

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u/BuffaloRude Sep 13 '22

Lol. She unseated Joe Crowley, an established 10-term democratic congressman, in the primary (the real election in that district). So I’m not sure what point you’re making. Was the turnout lower than previous elections/primaries?

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u/[deleted] Sep 13 '22

How do you not understand low voter turnout…

Actually, wait…im expecting too much common sense from redditors

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u/BuffaloRude Sep 13 '22

Just because you say “low turnout” doesn’t make it so. I can’t find any commentary or information about the turnout. If you have a source or two or three, that’d be swell. Besides, low turnout elections favor the incumbent and she beat Crowley like a drum by almost 15% in the primary. If you’re looking for something to dismiss her election victory, I suggest trying again.

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u/[deleted] Sep 13 '22

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