Tag Archives: 2021 Elections

Did Austin Justice Coalition Break Federal Law?

With plenty of out-of-state money (including half a million from George Soros), Austin Justice Coalition and their allies managed to deliver a resounding defeat to Proposition A. There was a lot of signage against Prop A, and readers in Austin … Continue reading →

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2021 Election Results: Republicans Sweep Virginia, Prop A Loses

That was a pretty consequential off-year election. Not only did Glenn Youngkin win, but Republicans swept statewide offices in Virginia, with Winsome Sears winning Lieutenant Governor and Jason Miyares winning Attorney General. (And for those that worry that Youngkin wasn’t … Continue reading →

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Election Day! Go Vote!

Today’s Election Day in Texas, Virginia, and several other states! If you haven’t already voted early, find your voter registration card, grab your ID and head off to the polls! Travis County polling locations. Williamson County polling locations. Now a … Continue reading →

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Texas Constitutional Amendment Election Tomorrow (With Recommendations)

There’s a Texas Constitutional Amendment election tomorrow. So let me go through these in “one-eyed man in the land of the blind” fashion: Proposition 1: Charitable Raffles at Rodeo Venues [HJR 143]. What It Does: Designates sanctioned rodeos as professional … Continue reading →

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Virginia Governor’s Race/Loudoun County School Board Roundup

These are two stories that have merged into a bigger story. Parents in Loudoun County, Virginia (a D.C. suburb that includes most of Dulles airport) started fighting against the school board’s imposition of Critical Race Theory, a debate that became … Continue reading →

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LinkSwarm for October 15, 2021

Biden is bumbling, borders are crumbling, bankers are plotting, and Art is out. Welcome to another Friday LinkSwarm! Stephen Green finds out the real reason behind the supply chain SNAFUs: California Democrats changing the rules because they weren’t getting enough … Continue reading →

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Labour Kicked In The Yarbles Yet Again

The UK just had their 2021 local elections, and once again Labour got kicked in the yarbles: The Conservatives have continued to sweep aside Labour in its traditional north-eastern English heartland. The party lost control of Durham County Council, which … Continue reading →

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Austin Voters Reject Bumsville

You expect Austin voters to embrace crazy leftwing policies, but turning every grassy median and underpass in the city into a garbage-strewn 24/7 amusement park for drug-addicted transients (with side order of arson and mayhem) was too much even for … Continue reading →

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The Carpetbagger In TX-06

On May 1st, voters in the Texas Sixth U.S. Congressional District, a suburban Metroplex district that runs from Arlington down to Corsicana, go to the polls to fill the seat vacated by late Republican Representative Ron Wright, who died February … Continue reading →

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