The special elections the Democrats hoped would deliver them a mini-blue tide delivered only a blue blot, a secured Democrat majority in the Wisconsin Supreme Court that is expected to yield more Democrat House seats thanks to the expected gerrymandering a DNC-serving, anti-Americanist court will allow.
But in the other Wisconsin vote, the vote to preserve voter ID laws, the Democrats lost badly. They also lost badly in the two Florida seats, leaving the Republicans with a much stronger 220 to 213 majority in the U.S. House.
Still, the Republicans cannot overcome one major issue, the issue that cost them the Wisconsin Supreme Court, the desire for humans to have the “right” to murder their unborn children. This desire overrides their own desire to be free, for surely they must now understand that Democrats are not Americans at all.
In the Wisconsin Supreme Court race, the top issue among voters was abortion at 32%, followed by judicial independence at 25%. The leftist, Susan Crawford, won the swing seat by a vote of 56% to 44%, a decisive win thanks to abortion as the deciding factor. Crawford won among those who counted abortion as their top issue 68 percent to 32 percent.
Conservative thought leader Charlie Kirk said of the Wisconsin loss, “We did a lot in Wisconsin, but we fell short. We must realize and appreciate that we are the LOW PROP party now. The party has been remade. Special elections and off-cycle elections will continue to be a problem without a change of strategy.”
Wisconsin did, however, offer a silver lining, a win for election integrity. The same voters who sided with anti-Americanist ideologues in the name of preserving the right to murder their unborn child also voted 63% to 37% to require ID for voting. The state has required Voter ID for 10 years. This vote makes it “permanent.”
In the Florida House races, where Republicans were hoping to hold on to 2 empty seats, one held by Matt Gaetz and one held by Michael Waltz. The Republicans held on to both seats, with Jimmy Patronis defeating Democrat Gay Valimont 57% to 43% to hold the Gaetz seat, and Randy Fine beating Democrat Josh Weil 54% to 46% to hold on to the Walz seat. The GOP now holds a 220-213 majority in the House.
Among Florida voters, the number one issue for voters was the economy at 40% and Trump’s agenda at 30%. The Republicans won 75% of the economy voters and 62% of the Trump agenda voters. When abortion is not the main issue, Democrats lose badly.