r/politics Dec 19 '17

Democrat wins Va. House seat in recount by single vote; creating 50-50 tie in legislature

https://www.washingtonpost.com/local/virginia-politics/democrat-wins-va-house-seat-in-recount-by-single-vote-creating-50-50-tie-in-legislature/2017/12/19/3ff227ae-e43e-11e7-ab50-621fe0588340_story.html?utm_term=.82f2b85b50fa
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u/[deleted] Dec 20 '17

These are surprisingly unpopular with the powers that be in a lot of Republican states.

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u/gravescd Dec 20 '17

Leaders with a victim complex... of course they're afraid someone's going to write unfair pro-liberal descriptions of ballot measures. I'm really tired of Rs pretending that political "discrimination" is worse than actual discrimination and poverty.

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u/hahahoudini Dec 20 '17

Not sure how all of the states stack up, but out of the 6 states I've lived in, the only one to issue a voter's guide was a red state. Alaska.

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u/mschley2 Dec 20 '17

These are unsurprisingly unpopular with the powers that be in a lot of Republican states.

ftfy