Notorious failure in key states of Trump-backed ‘election deniers’

The problem did not go away and Congress will be well fed by election ‘deniers’ of at least 150 seats, but voters halted the coup for now, predicting a crisis that began in the states in 2024 or later. They also did it very strongly, a Message This resonates even within the ranks of the Republican Party.

In none of the six bustling states that Trump has tried to reverse the legitimate results of the 2020 presidential election he won. Joe Biden, the most extreme Republican candidates, has won races for vital positions in running elections in the United States and documenting the results. And with their defeat the promises are in the swamp of the not confirming 2020 results (something legally questionable they can do) and offers like block all voting by mailremove electronic voting machines or had to do the review manually.

“Vote for Normality”

secretaries of state Arizona, Michigan and Nevada it will be the Democrats who beat the most three denial endpoints those whose names are on the ballot and out loser: Mark Finchem, Kristina Karamo and Jim Marchant. Inside Georgiawhile being re-elected Brad Raffensperger Republican who already in 2020 ignores Trump’s pressure (under investigation in the state for attempts to draw conclusions). “This is a vote for normal”, Raffensperger said these days, overcoming the challenge of a candidate approved by the former president in the primaries.

Trumpism defeated in Pennsylvaniait is the governor who appoints the secretary and WisconsinA place where the Republican candidate can support a plan to abolish the bipartisan commission currently running the election. both of these they admitted their defeat without challenging the results.

Despite the failures in the surveys, in most cases there are no fraud complaints to explain these defeats. arizona, Finchem has shaken without illusory evidence of alleged misconduct in other races in the state. Donald himself Trump is also trying to sow doubts He wrote about the lengthy but legal review process in the state, and on his social network a few days ago that Arizona “wanted more time to cheat.” It is not yet known which of the two gubernatorial candidates won, and the Republican, snow lake, He is one of the most radical candidates in this election.

millionaire investments

The general opinion is that voters internalized the warnings about the risks to the integrity of the system, especially to the secretaries of state, that the victory of the denialist candidates would pose. In addition, they paid much more attention to the races than usual. position that has historically not aroused much interest, but this year much more effort was put into economic.

this Democratic Union of State Secretaries and its affiliated groups, for example, raised $30 million. multiply more than seven That they raised together in the 2018 and 2020 elections. Also added are investments from other groups and those collected by the candidates themselves. And those who took part in the most decisive races in hinge situations also had the support of figures like the one below. Barack Obama In the Democratic camp and Trump in the Republican camp.

Democrat Steve Simon, renewing his position as Secretary of State in Minnesota, told Politico that “voters take seriously the idea that we are at a crossroads when it comes to our democracy.” No problem always be skeptical of governmentand the choices are no different, but when you go straight further hostility and misinformation, “People don’t want to be a part of it,” he said.

“People are tired of chaos And it wants stability. this republicans they are tired. They saw that this was not the way to victory. And they listen to voters“Democrat Cisco Aguilar, who imposed himself on Marchant in Nevada,” he said.

The latter led a coalition of Republican candidates grouped under the name “.America First” emerging after meetings organized by a propagandist of conspiracy theories, among others. QAnon. Backed by leading figures of the movement who question 2020 and the electoral system, the group’s members pledged to reverse the legal consequences of the last presidential election. Inside deeply undemocratic message, Marchant said in the closing days of the campaign that if he and the other secretary of state candidates win, Trump will return to the White House in 2024.