>Reminder that this is the thread that shills want to slide
>Reminder that the midterms are arguably MORE IMPORTANT than the 2016 election, because there is more power in Congress than in the Presidency
>Reminder that The Left is absolutely bloodthirsty for their Blue Wave and will stop at nothing to crush you and have their revenge for what happened in 2016
>Reminder that they’ve shut down Alex Jones and other online right-wing figures BECAUSE of the fact that the midterms are coming up. Are you going to let their plan work?? >Reminder that the survival of Jow Forums itself is at stake. The Democrats WILL shut down this site if they take back power. COUNT ON IT!
The purpose of this thread is to provide Jow Forums a convenient guide to the 2018 midterms, spread awareness of how important it is to take part in the midterms, and provide a platform to take action to achieve specific objectives that will prevent any semblance of a “Blue Wave.”
First things first, realize that November 6, 2018 is going to be upon us very soon! That means you are going to have to commit to being as passionate about this as if your life depends on it. Trump won in 2016 partly because people knew what the stakes were, and voted accordingly.
Here are a variety of things you can do. I’m going to update this article as regularly as possible to optimize things, so check back every now and then.
-Make a list of every right-leaning friends and family members you have in real life. These people are going to be the most receptive to vote against the left. Make it your personal responsibility to get EVERY SINGLE ONE of them out to the polls on NOVEMBER 6 (that’s a Tueday). Making this list should take around 5 minutes. Make it now.
-Chances are, you have made right-leaning internet friends and acquaintances through your time on various forums, message boards, image boards, social media sites, IRC, chat clients like Steam/Twitch/Discord. Make a list of all of these people, and IMMEDIATELY message them to tell them about the 2018 Midterm Elections. Tell them that because Congress is arguably more powerful than the Presidency, defending Congress from the left is arguably more important than electing Trump. Tell them that if the Democrats take back Congress, they could be further suppressed by the Hate Speech laws the left is salivating for. Tell them they NEED TO VOTE ON NOVEMBER 6! Tell them that they also need to SPREAD THE MESSAGE to everyone they know about the IMPORTANCE OF THE MIDTERMS. Tell them that the same leftists who want them dead, want their children brainwashed or dead, or at the very least want them persecuted to the point where they might as well be dead – all are spending lots of effort on getting Democrats elected. It is likely that over a BILLION dollars will be spent on getting them elected. Hillary had no problem getting that kind of money. Hundreds of Democrats all around the nation won’t have a problem either.
-Look up the websites for your local Republican candidates (see the articles for each state on this website for more info) and volunteer for them if you have the time. Turnout is perhaps the most important thing. Democrats like Doug Jones and Conor Lamb have managed to win in deep red Alabama and PA-18 because turnout for their side was high, because the left is so asshurt over getting their ass kicked in 2016 that they are spending massive amounts of time, energy, and money to attain the Blue Wave they’ve been dreaming about. OUR SIDE NEEDS THAT SAME LEVEL OF PASSION AND COMMITMENT!
-On Twitter, look up the hashtags: #RedWave2018 , #RedWave , #VoteRed . Retweet and like the tweets from people on our side (not the leftist trolls who use the hashtags to derail us)
-Do the same above thing on gab.ai
-Seek out right-wing users on Twitter and gab and Facebook, then reply to any of their tweets/posts (even if you’re going off-topic) to tell them of the importance of the 2018 Midterm Elections, the importance of stopping the Blue Wave, the importance of voting for the Republicans no matter what. Get every right-leaning internet user you know to join you in doing so
-Sign up with your email and number at: gop.com/ to get emails and texts about things you can do to contribute to the cause
Download the content, and share the content on the relevant hashtags ( #RedWave , #RedWave2018 , #VoteRed ) and on every single right-wing internet space you are a part of
This is a list of every single incumbent Republican in the House of Representatives who I consider vulnerable. Remember, even if some of them are too cucked for you, they’re all arguably far better than a Democrat, because they still vote with Trump on some issues and thus strengthen his political capital.
I have included their websites along with the margins they won at, and the margin that Hillary/Trump won in their district at.
Donate and meme for them. Send this list to your boomer parents so they can donate for them. Share this list on other right wing websites so they can get donations. > CA-10: Jeff Denham (won with a margin of 3.4%, but Hillary won the district with a margin of 3.0%)
< CA-21: David Valadao (won with a margin of 13.5%, but Hillary won the district with a margin of 15.5%)
> CA-25: Steve Knight (won with a margin of 6.3%, but Hillary won the district with a margin of 6.7%)
< CA-45: Mimi Walters (won with a margin of 17.1%, but Hillary won the district with a margin of 5.4%)
> CA-48: Dana Rohrabacher (won with a margin of 16.6%, but Hillary won the district with a margin of 1.7%)
< CA-49: Diane Harkey (the incumbent, Darrell Issa, won the district with a margin of 0.5% and Hillary won with a margin of 7.5% – no incumbent advantage makes this one of the juiciest targets for Democrats)
> CO-06: Mike Coffman (won with a margin of 8.3%, Hillary won with a margin of 8.9%)
< FL-26: Carlos Curbelo (won with a margin of 11.8%, Hillary won with a margin of 16.3% – this is one of the pro-amnesty Republicans and is liberal on multiple other issues; voted for tax cuts though)
> IA-01: Rod Blum (won at a margin of 7.7% and Trump won at a margin of 3.5%, suffering from unpopularity in his district though)
< IL-06: Peter Roskam (won with a margin of 18.4%, Hillary won the district with a margin of 7.0%)
>KS-03: Kevin Yoder (won with a margin of 10.7%, Hillary won the district with a margin of 1.2%)
< MN-03: Erik Paulsen (won with a margin of 13.7%, Hillary won the district with a margin of 9.4%)
> NE-02: Don Bacon (won with a margin of 1.2%, Trump won with a margin of 2.2%)
< NJ-02: Seth Grossman (the incumbent, Frank LoBiondo, won with a margin of 22.0%; Trump won with a margin of 4.6%; if Republican turnout is low, the Democrats could pick it up)
> NJ-07: Leonard Lance (won with a margin of 11%, Hillary won the district with a margin of 1.1%)
< NJ-11: Jay Webber (the incumbent, Rodney Frelinghuysen, won with a margin of 19.1%, Trump won with a margin of 0.8%, if Republican turnout is low, the Democrats could pick it up)
> NY-24: John Katko (won with a margin of 21.1%, Hillary won with a margin of 3.6%)
< PA-01: Brian Fitzpatrick (suffering from redistricting, Hillary won with a margin of 2%)
> PA-06: Greg McCauley (suffering from redistricting, the incumbent Ryan Costello is retiring, Hillary won with a margin of 9.3%)
< PA-10: Scott Perry (suffering from redistricting, Trump won with a margin of 8.9%)
> PA-17: Keith Rothfus (suffering from redistricting, Trump won with a margin of 2.5% – Rothfus is notably facing Conor Lamb, who beat Rick Saccone in the PA-18 special election earlier this year)
< TX-07: John Culberson (won with a margin of 12.3%, Hillary won with a margin of 1.4%)
> TX-23: Will Hurd (won with a margin of 1.3%, Hillary won with a margin of 3.4%)
< TX-32: Pete Sessions (won with a margin of 52.1% because the Democrats didn’t run anyone; Hillary won this district with a margin of 1.9%)
> VA-10: Barbara Comstock (won with a margin of 5.8%, Hillary won this district with a margin of 10%)
This is one of the easiest potential Senate pickups this year. Trump won this state by a near 20 point margin! Donate to Mike Braun. mikebraunforindiana.com/
MISSOURI: Josh Hawley (GOP) vs Claire McCaskill (Dem)
Another easy potential pickup. Trump won this state by a margin of over 20 points. Donate to Josh Hawley. joshhawley.com/
Tennessee and Texas: Marsha Blackburn (GOP) vs Phil Bredesen (Dem); Ted Cruz (GOP) vs Beto O’Rourke (Dem)
Bredesen is a popular Democrat former governor who is trying to pickup Bob Corker’s seat and Beto is trying to score the first statewide victory in Texas in over a generation. They are likely to lose, but don’t get complacent! Donate.
This is an easy potential pickup. Scott has been leading Nelson and is a popular governor while Nelson looks like he’s a few seconds away from the grave. Donate.
West Virginia: Patrick Morrissey (GOP) vs Joe Manchin (Dem)
Another potential pickup that’s only made a bit more difficult than it should be because of Manchin’s popularity. Trump won this state at a margin of 40%+ though. Donate
The Democrats are gunning for this seat. Nevada is a state that Hillary won by 2 points, so Heller is the most vulnerable incumbent Republican in the senate. Donate
Arizona: Martha McSally (GOP) vs Kyrsten Sinema (Dem)
The Democrats are trying to pickup Jeff Flake’s seat. Sinema has amassed a lot of money and is claiming to be a bipartisan moderate to try to win in a state that Trump won by only 3 points. Donate
^IF WE WIN ALL THESE RACES, THAT TAKES US TO A 56 SEAT SENATE MAJORITY FOR THE GOP. That means we can comfortably pass most of Trump’s agenda if we also hold the House.
This seat should be in the ‘easy’ category because of how solidly red Montana is, but Tester is a particularly savvy politician. He knows he has to pander to the right and has used his large amount of money to paint a positive picture of himself. Nevertheless, he is definitely beatable. Donate
Michigan: John James (GOP) vs Debbie Stabenow (Dem)
Michigan is another one of Trump’s blue-to-red states. John James is a young black combat veteran and business owner who is running an outsider’s campaign. Stabenow isn’t in the strongest position – she’s vulnerable. Donate
Ohio is a state that Trump won by 8 percentage points, but it’s not going to be so easy to pickup this seat due to the fact that Brown isn’t an unpopular incumbent. Nevertheless, he’s definitely beatable. Donate
jimrenacci.com/ Pennsylvania: Lou Barletta (GOP) vs Bob Casey (Dem)
Pennsylvania is another of Trump’s blue-to-red states. Casey isn’t an unpopular incumbent, but Barletta is running a great campaign. Donate
Minnesota: Karin Housley (GOP) vs Tina Smith (Dem)
Tina Smith is Al Franken’s replacement. Trump almost won Minnesota – losing by only 1.5 points. Smith is vulnerable, and Housley can definitely win. Donate
Menendez is extremely scandal ridden and Hugin is running a Scott Brown type campaign. New Jersey is typically a solidly blue state, but Chris Christie and Scott Brown and others that moderate Republicans can win in deep blue areas. Donate
^if we win all these races in addition to the easy-tier ones, that gets us up to 63 SENATE SEATS. That is a filisbuster proof majority. We can pretty much pass anything we want.
Minnesota: Jim Newberger (GOP) vs Amy Klobuchar (Dem) This is a long shot, but this seat is winnable if the Democratic Party suffers a huge scandal before November 6. Minnesota was almost won by Trump after all. Donate
Tim Kaine, Hillary’s failed sidekick, is one of the most repulsive politicians in the world. He almost certainly has skeletons in his closet that can come out before November. Trump was within 5 points of winning Virginia after all. If Stewart gets turnout high, it’s possible. Donate
coreystewart.com/ New Mexico: Gary Johnson (Libertarian) vs Martin Heinrich (Dem) Hey, maybe Al Eppo will score a stunning victory. He’s popular in New Mexico after all.
Can I even do anything living in Oklahoma? Pretty sure we're the reddest state in the country.
Justin Peterson
if you live in a solidly red or solidly blue state, you're better off harnessing your energy and focus into influencing the elections online
donate to candidates mentioned above and meme for the GOP
Lucas Gomez
bump
Jason Collins
im an independent who is obvioulsy voting against Warren but there isnt much else i can do in Taxacusetts
Justin Roberts
Volenteer in election commitees and subvert them over time.
Noah Price
I will be voting straight red ballot for the first time In my life. No remorse for the left.
David Parker
have a bump
Nicholas Wright
>177766 Its a proper revolution in here, boys.
Daniel Ramirez
saved this thread for GREAT IDEAS!
Asher Morales
Have a bump
Luis Nguyen
>mfw I'm canvassing hard, gathering data >sweating my ass off because Dixieland >mfw every "Republican" hosue with a Jewish last name says they're voting Dem >mfw I just start skipping houses with Jewish last names >see a bunch of houses with /ourguy/'s yardsign on it >mfw they're paying me by the hour to do this now
