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degggendorf t1_itxuyju wrote

Reply to comment by [deleted] in interesting to say the least by stalequeef69

In Cumberland, he was 15 points ahead of the next highest, compared to being 3 points ahead statewide.

Also in Cumberland, over 3x more people voted for him than Kalus.

Of all the valid criticism you could have leveled at McKee, why make something up that's so objectively false?

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[deleted] t1_itxvvyh wrote

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degggendorf t1_itxy21o wrote

Ah okay, so the technique is to just throw everything at the wall and hope something sticks, and when it doesn't stick just throw more?

134,137 voted in the governor primary this year; notably more than the 117,875 who voted for the same in 2018.

>Voters were being turned away from polling sites due to last minute polling location changes. When given the information of where they could vote they were stating they wouldn’t even bother.

Source?

>People that were also registered democrats were specifically requesting for a Republican ballots during the primaries because they simply didn’t want him.

That doesn't even make sense. First, it's not possible, second, it wouldn't accomplish their stated goal. Third, you just made it up.

>This wasn’t a grand slam as some people are attempting to make it seem.

What "grand slam" do you think I'm trying for? I just mentioned the tiny McKee margin in the comment you just replied to.

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