Just How Bad an Election Night Was It for California Republicans?

[Ultralight]

This is worth a read. http://www.nytimes.com/2016/06/09/us/just-how-bad-an-election-night-was-it-for-california-republicans.html?_r=0

I found this interesting:

"For the first time in a century, no Republican will be on the ballot for the state’s Senate seat. No Republican even approached 10 percent of the total vote, and the top three combined received less than a million votes."

Perhaps California can pull the rest of America to the left.

Thoughts?

[LDAHL]

This is worth a read. http://www.nytimes.com/2016/06/09/us/just-how-bad-an-election-night-was-it-for-california-republicans.html?_r=0

I found this interesting:

"For the first time in a century, no Republican will be on the ballot for the state’s Senate seat. No Republican even approached 10 percent of the total vote, and the top three combined received less than a million votes."

Perhaps California can pull the rest of America to the left.

Thoughts?

My thought is that you can learn as much from a bad example as from a good one.

[JaneV2.0]

We have that "top two" voting here in Washington. It remains to be seen what the fallout will be from it.

[bae]

Thoughts? I packed up, sold my home and business, and took all of my capital out of California ~16 years ago. Good luck to them...

[Williamsmith]

I don't know bae, the future of California seems bright. As an example.....check out the intellectually stimulating response on the economy by Miss California!


http://youtu.be/9s24gdYXGYE