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JohnSJ

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2. That is amazing, since Hogan was supposedly a popular governor. If it is accurate, and people in Maryland come out

Reply to RandySF (Original post)

Wed Oct 9, 2024, 12:42 AM

Oct 9

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to vote to insure Angela Alsobrooks wins, it indicates that at least the people in Maine understand that it isn't just the White House that is important, but control of Congress.

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MD-SEN: Alsobrooks leads Hogan 48% to 39% [View all] RandySF Oct 8 OP

Good news. oasis Oct 9 #1

That is amazing, since Hogan was supposedly a popular governor. If it is accurate, and people in Maryland come out JohnSJ Oct 9 #2

You might get away with being a MD Republican in the midterms. RandySF Oct 9 #3

He would vote with red don not fooled Oct 9 #5

MD is Maryland, ME is Maine. n/t Mister Ed Oct 9 #6

Thank-you. I messed up and will correct. JohnSJ Oct 9 #8

I'm surprised too... that Hogan would stroll to an easy win BlueWaveNeverEnd Oct 9 #7

Thank Goodness! Steady On, Angela Alsobrooks! Cha Oct 9 #4

great news bdamomma Oct 9 #9

Well, if Republican-Lite doesn' work for Democrats . . . hatrack Oct 9 #10