A banker (French Hill) goes to Congress and triples his net worth while his district struggles to pay for gas and groceries. Sound familiar? Arkansas has seen this movie before. Vote Chris Jones for Congress.
Georgia passed 1 million early votes by Oct. 19. First-day in-person turnout topped 190,000, more than 53,000 above 2022. Early voting runs through Oct. 30.
Go #vote early.
Shawn Harris talked openly about having to wear a bulletproof vest during the last campaign; a reminder of what it actually costs to run in GA14. Support him: shawnforgeorgia.com.
Anyone counting on you to be confused or scared off at the polls is counting wrong. Screenshot these before you go. #vote
In line when polls close? Stay in line. Not on the list? Ask for a provisional ballot. Anyone trying to scare you away from voting is breaking federal law. Need help? 866-OUR-VOTE #KnowYourRights #vote 🧵
Texas is a majority people-of-color state run by Republicans for 30 years. What happens when the people who usually sit out a midterm decide to show up? Texas is about to find out.
Some Tennessee and Texas voters report touchscreens highlighting the R candidate when voting for D. Officials blame touch sensitivity, and voters caught it. Check your screen, the review page, and the printed ballot if your machine prints one.
Neither nominee in Georgia’s 1st has ever held office. One has a famous last name, Trump’s endorsement and the bigger bank account. The other has spent years organizing in this district. A last name gets you on the ballot. It isn’t a résumé. VOTE Amanda Hollowell (GA01) Nov. 3.
Early voting ends Oct. 27 in Louisiana. Oct. 29 in Maine, Maryland, and Tennessee. Oct. 30 in Georgia, Texas, Arizona, and Nevada. The window is closing. Don’t wait for the last day. vote.org #VoteEarly 🧵
Good intentions don't cast ballots. Plans do. Five steps, 60 seconds: check your registration, find your early voting site, pick a time, check your state's ID rules, and bring someone. vote.org
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Texas is a battleground, and few people know the ground game better than Brianna Brown. The Texas Organizing Project’s Executive Director joins us LIVE tomorrow, 3pm ET.
Nobody flips Texas in one cycle. Beto’s 2018 run was called a loss. It built the groundwork James Talarico is standing on now, against an opponent even his own party doesn’t like.

























