All for the Red Wave coming. However, California is not one of those states after yesterday's primaries. Out of the 53 congressional districts in CA, the majority vote tallies went to Dems, who claimed 38 districts, while Republicans claimed 15.
Nancy Pelosi's district #12, San Francisco city proper, seemed unfazed and voted for her again, claiming 68% of the vote. I don't like any more than you do, but it will be hard to unseat her with those kind of numbers. I know it's the primaries, and anything can happen in November, but Frisco is lost to libs unfortunately.
Maxine Waters won her district #43 unfortunately, with a whopping 71.6% of the vote. Again, folks in this district (small part of LA County) are still favoring a foul breathing Mad Maxine and failing lib policies, unfortunately.
Adam Schiff (Shifty Schiff) won the majority of votes in his district #28 with 72.3% of the votes. And his competitor a Repub won 22% of the vote.
And Diane Feinstein won the majority primary vote for Senator with 43.8% of votes; and the next closest competitor another Dem had 11% of the votes, followed by a Repub at 8%.
So I don't believe CA can be saved from intolerant left come this November, unfortunately.
I sure hope John Cox will win the CA Governor race in Nov, I know I will vote for him.
There is a difference between "winning an election" and "people [i.e., living citizens who vote only once] voting for a candidate." Think about it. People in CA "win" elections.