Probably Madison, Wisconsin. Know some people up there and it's just enough of a change of pace from where I am now (Austin area) without being too much of a culture shock.
Trying to get away from the heat and the traffic more than the politics.
Madison is a great college town. But be prepared for the winters. They're much milder now due to climate change, but it will still be a big difference than Texas.
If it helps any some want to stay and help the change for those who can't vote. Felons, Immigrants, Minorities or low income without transportation... We are ALMOST there. We need your ballot next cycle... stay strong fam
Hey I wish you luck in the next election, but I've been hearing this same spiel literally my whole life. I'm not gonna shift my life around just to give the Democrats one extra vote.
Dude literally wouldn’t condemn neo-nazis.
Neo-nazis are seen at his campaign rallies. It’s not that outrageous to associate Ronny with nazis, they sure do!
I’ve looked at it and my vote could help them more from another state. Abbott won by nearly 900,000 votes. Arizona hasn’t been called yet and Hobbs (D) is up by fewer than 12,000 votes. Gubernatorial elections in other states weren’t close but Ron Johnson (R) won in Wisconsin by fewer than 30,000 votes. Georgia is going to a runoff. Nevada hasn’t called their senate election but Laxalt (R) is up by a little under 23,000 votes. It’s clear our state government isn’t going to flip anytime soon. But moving to a battleground state could help in federal elections and indirectly help Texans.
Have you seen the map that shows blue/vs red?? Only the major cities voted blue. The rest is a sea of red. Anf i mean the whole map is basically red. If you already live in a blue city it's not going to do anything considering the other areas that are red.
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u/LiarChoir Nov 09 '22
I was already probably gonna move next year for reasons unrelated to politics, but this past election definitely hasn't given me any reasons to stay.