r/VoteBlue • u/Tipsyfishes • Jul 21 '24
r/VoteBlue • u/Achilles_TroySlayer • Sep 17 '24
After all that talk, Senate Republicans block bill to protect IVF
r/VoteBlue • u/BillionHaywood • Dec 07 '22
BREAKING: Raphael Warnock has defeated Herschel Walker, and secured the Georgia Senate seat for six years!
r/VoteBlue • u/mtlebanonriseup • Apr 29 '19
New York's State Attorney General Has Launched an Investigation Into the NRA's Finances. This is why having Democratic State AGs matters!
r/VoteBlue • u/mtlebanonriseup • Mar 26 '19
Republicans block U.S. Senate Democrats' move on making Mueller report public. This is one of many reasons why we need to flip the senate.
r/VoteBlue • u/mtlebanonriseup • Jan 02 '20
Every Pennsylvania county will have new voting machines — with paper trails — in 2020
r/VoteBlue • u/Phallindrome • Jan 11 '20
The insurgent raising an army to fight for the soul of the Democratic Party - Marie Newman is hoping to emulate 2018 success of Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez in an election year marked by progressive enthusiasm
r/VoteBlue • u/BlankVerse • Nov 22 '22
Warnock’s Lead Over Walker Widens in New Georgia Runoff Poll
r/VoteBlue • u/mtlebanonriseup • Mar 07 '19
Twenty-one states are suing to block Trump's family planning gag rule. Four of these states, Colorodo, Michigan, Nevada, and Wisconsin elected Democratic Attorneys General last November, without whom this wouldn't have been possible. This is what our momentum can achieve.
r/VoteBlue • u/mtlebanonriseup • May 09 '19
An "Independent Conservative" has filed to run in the Alabama Senate race. Splitting the vote last time helped Doug Jones win, and can help him win again!
r/VoteBlue • u/BlankVerse • Oct 30 '22
Warnock hits Walker over insulin comments: ‘You actually have to know stuff to do this job’
r/VoteBlue • u/mtlebanonriseup • Mar 10 '19
GOP lawmaker tried to silence a black senator in a gun law debate. She stood her ground — and won. (Arkansas)
r/VoteBlue • u/Randomlynumbered • Nov 10 '22
You Should Thank Gen Z for Preventing a Red Wave — Youth Voter Turnout in the 2022 Midterms Delivered Key Wins for Democrats — Young voters turned out in a major way.
r/VoteBlue • u/PolloConTeriyaki • Nov 05 '25
Democrats flip two seats in deep red Mississippi, break GOP supermajority
r/VoteBlue • u/[deleted] • Nov 09 '22
ELECTION NEWS Minnesota Democrats gain "trifecta" control of state government
r/VoteBlue • u/Humble_Novice • Oct 09 '24
ELECTION NEWS Democrat Wins Mayoral Race in Trump +15 Area
r/VoteBlue • u/[deleted] • Nov 01 '22
US budget deficit halves, despite student loan costs | The $1.4 trillion reduction in the deficit was the largest-ever single-year improvement in the US fiscal position.
r/VoteBlue • u/DonyellTaylor • Nov 21 '22
Democrats Win Pennsylvania State House Majority In Shocking Upset
r/VoteBlue • u/BlankVerse • Nov 14 '22
Democrats See a Blueprint in Fetterman’s Victory in Pennsylvania — John Fetterman flipped a key Senate seat in part by attracting white working-class votes, including in the reddest parts of his state.
r/VoteBlue • u/CassiopeiaStillLife • Mar 24 '19
all A Statement from a Mod on the Mueller Report
I get it. In a world that seems to make less and less sense by the day, and in a world where the president's relationship with reality is fleeting at best, it was comforting to imagine that a square-jawed exemplar of justice would come kick the door down and sort everything out. And in some ways, he did-no less than the president's campaign manager was arrested and sentenced to prison, with more alongside him. The president, though he may claim otherwise, was not exonerated. But those holding out hope that this was the match of Jericho that would burn the whole madhouse down may be disappointed.
Don't be. The truth of the matter is that Trump would not have been removed from office no matter what. If the House impeached Trump, there would still be the Senate in the way-and anything short of a two-thirds majority there would not be enough. This was not going to end with Trump being thrown in jail, no matter what happened.
Which leads me into my next point: the problem here goes beyond Trump. The enemy here is not just Trump but the entire Republican Party; their self-serving fealty to corporations, their naked contempt for anyone who isn't a straight cis white man, their craven, underhanded attempts to circumvent democracy and cling to power. If Trump were impeached and removed from office, there would still be Mike Pence, there would still be Mitch McConnell, there would still be Ted Cruz and Brian Kemp and Steve King. Our goal is not and never was to merely get rid of Trump; our goal is to win both chambers of Congress, to win state legislatures across the country, and to keep them. Because of this, our work is never over.
Which leads me into my final point: this does not change our plans in any way. When we made historic gains in the House and won governor's races from Maine to Wisconsin to Kansas, we did not run on "BLAAAAARGH IMPEACH DRUMPF", despite what certain people on the right and the left maintain. We ran on improving our healthcare system, we ran on reproductive rights, we ran on government accountability, we ran on preventing further massacres like those in Parkland, and we ran on stopping the spread of hate and intolerance. While the focus of our sub is downballot, you can see this mindset in our presidential candidates, none of whom have run exclusively on Russia. This changes nothing about our game plan going forward; in fact, aside from a brief boost in Trump's approval that will be erased the next time he does something stupid, it will change nothing at all.
In the meantime, donate to our ActBlue to flip the Senate, volunteer for candidates at home or across the country through canvassing and phonebanking, and keep fighting for what is right. We are fighting for a cause greater than Robert Mueller, and in 2020 the Republican Party will know how powerful we are.
r/VoteBlue • u/mtlebanonriseup • Apr 05 '19
Pelosi announces lawsuit to block Trump's emergency declaration
r/VoteBlue • u/mtlebanonriseup • Apr 24 '19
Governor Tom Wolf: Act 95, which I signed last year, is now in effect. PA will no longer automatically suspend licenses for non-driving offenses. Lacking a driver's license keeps people from work. We must continue to break down unnecessary barriers for those trying to turn their lives around.
r/VoteBlue • u/BlankVerse • Sep 23 '22