Saltwater60
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Doesn’t matter. We would likely lose without the illegals. Most elections republicans lose by 20-30% in the state wide elections for governor and senate
New York's 2026 Gubernatorial election
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Only if they finally do what is necessary.
Start arresting politicians who violate Rights under color of Law.
Once most of the new york legislature is in prison things can be cleaned up.
Brawny71
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Agree. But the current HAVEN’T. I’m willing to give them a chance. If they fail, they HAD their chance.
We fail during these periods. We fail to ask or demand HOW things will be changed. Process not feel good words.
As Rush used to say, you will never win an argument against Santa Claus.
Robin
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thughes
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Mangiamele said her outlook depended on the outcome of the election.
“I have to preface it by saying it depends. In New York State, if Bruce Blakeman wins the election the one word I would use is prosperous or confident. But if Kathy Hochul gets another four years then I think the one word that’s going to be top of mind is ‘moving,’” Mangiamele said.
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“I have to preface it by saying it depends. In New York State, if Bruce Blakeman wins the election the one word I would use is prosperous or confident. But if Kathy Hochul gets another four years then I think the one word that’s going to be top of mind is ‘moving,’” Mangiamele said.
Here's how voters in Monroe, Ontario and Wayne counties feel ahead of Election Day
News10NBC gathered a group of hand-picked voters from Monroe, Ontario and Wayne counties to answer three questions about the election.
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I don't put signs up. I vote though. Signs are pointless. I never changed my mind because I saw a sign with someones name on it. I also don't care what way people vote, that's their business. By extension of that I assume most other people also don't care how I vote, so putting up a sign myself is also pointless.
Bigfoot
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I don't put political yard signs out in front of my place, I put them on wall in my garage for decoration if nothing else. For example, I have a Repeal the S.A.F.E. Act yard sign next to an Astorino sign, next to a Zeldin, Molinaro, Pataki, amongst some others attached to the wall.
It's a collection by pure happenstance. It started with one political yard sign a long time ago and they just kept multiplying over the years and became a thing with me. It's sort of a historical presentati ah shit, I just forgot where I was going with all this.
And I might be off topic again. IDK.
It's a collection by pure happenstance. It started with one political yard sign a long time ago and they just kept multiplying over the years and became a thing with me. It's sort of a historical presentati ah shit, I just forgot where I was going with all this.
And I might be off topic again. IDK.
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Bigfoot
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Bigfoot
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I predict that the 2026 NY gubernatorial election will be called for Hochul the Horrible before all the votes are in and Blakeman still has a mathematical chance. It's how NY rolls.
I'm making my prediction based on a track record of NY elections. I just thought I'd mention it.
I'm making my prediction based on a track record of NY elections. I just thought I'd mention it.
LOL! I kept a Repeal the UN(SAFE) Act sign in my bedroom window for years until the day I fled New Yorkistan in 2018…
Robin
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I still put mine out once in a while. just for............
Robin
livingston
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The local news said energy prices rank at the top of the list for the concerns of voters. Liberals did everything they could to destroy the petroleum industry. ... Look at the war on natural gas in this state
Something very funny has happened in our neighborhood recently.
I posted recently that Nick Langworthy, the incumbent NY representative for the 23 district is a friend of our family.
His brother Tom lives across the street from me. Ive known Tom and Nick for 40+ years, and their now deceased brother Teddy too.
Ive mentioned that the neighborhood I now live in is very conservative....except for the one house ironically right across the street from the Langworthy' on another street.
The standout liberals have no less than 6 signs for far left/liberal politicians in their yard. They also have signs supporting public radio (PBS), and "Tax The Rich".
They have huge solar panels on their roof, and an electric car...they even have the charging post in their driveway.
Heres the funny part.
They have a sign for Aaron Gies, the guy running against Nick Langworthy.
Our neighbor Tom Langworthy has a big three lot property. With this huge yard, bordered by 2 streets, they put two "Elect Nick Langworthy" signs right across from the liberals yard. They have a big property, but chose to put both signs, 20 feet apart, about 20 feet from the liberals property across the street.
It gets much better. The two neighbors directly next to the liberals put Nick Langworthy signs in their yards, as close to the libs property as possible.
I love the passive aggressive nature of these neighbors! Nobody talks to these liberals, but the four Langworthy signs surrounding their house is priceless.
Ill try to get a picture with this whole scenario in frame.
I posted recently that Nick Langworthy, the incumbent NY representative for the 23 district is a friend of our family.
His brother Tom lives across the street from me. Ive known Tom and Nick for 40+ years, and their now deceased brother Teddy too.
Ive mentioned that the neighborhood I now live in is very conservative....except for the one house ironically right across the street from the Langworthy' on another street.
The standout liberals have no less than 6 signs for far left/liberal politicians in their yard. They also have signs supporting public radio (PBS), and "Tax The Rich".
They have huge solar panels on their roof, and an electric car...they even have the charging post in their driveway.
Heres the funny part.
They have a sign for Aaron Gies, the guy running against Nick Langworthy.
Our neighbor Tom Langworthy has a big three lot property. With this huge yard, bordered by 2 streets, they put two "Elect Nick Langworthy" signs right across from the liberals yard. They have a big property, but chose to put both signs, 20 feet apart, about 20 feet from the liberals property across the street.
It gets much better. The two neighbors directly next to the liberals put Nick Langworthy signs in their yards, as close to the libs property as possible.
I love the passive aggressive nature of these neighbors! Nobody talks to these liberals, but the four Langworthy signs surrounding their house is priceless.
Ill try to get a picture with this whole scenario in frame.
Saltwater60
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But the problem is they believe a very narrow set of facts that solar is the cheapest power generation model because it comes from a panel sitting in a field. They ignore all the stuff that made it happen, maintenance, and upkeep of the panels and site. Also how much land is needed to buy to power nys with in affective crap.
Saltwater60
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There is an idiot by me that hangs flags for every other country, but the USA. The house next door just sold. I would have never bought it with that nut job living next to me. Never.Something very funny has happened in our neighborhood recently.
I posted recently that Nick Langworthy, the incumbent NY representative for the 23 district is a friend of our family.
His brother Tom lives across the street from me. Ive known Tom and Nick for 40+ years, and their now deceased brother Teddy too.
Ive mentioned that the neighborhood I now live in is very conservative....except for the one house ironically right across the street from the Langworthy' on another street.
The standout liberals have no less than 6 signs for far left/liberal politicians in their yard. They also have signs supporting public radio (PBS), and "Tax The Rich".
They have huge solar panels on their roof, and an electric car...they even have the charging post in their driveway.
Heres the funny part.
They have a sign for Aaron Gies, the guy running against Nick Langworthy.
Our neighbor Tom Langworthy has a big three lot property. With this huge yard, bordered by 2 streets, they put two "Elect Nick Langworthy" signs right across from the liberals yard. They have a big property, but chose to put both signs, 20 feet apart, about 20 feet from the liberals property across the street.
It gets much better. The two neighbors directly next to the liberals put Nick Langworthy signs in their yards, as close to the libs property as possible.
I love the passive aggressive nature of these neighbors! Nobody talks to these liberals, but the four Langworthy signs surrounding their house is priceless.
Ill try to get a picture with this whole scenario in frame.
I put signs out just to piss off the neighbor down the road who’s covered in liberal signs. Right now I’ve got three Blakeman signs and this one up.
I think both parties are ass and the Republican Party is a treasonous, traitor party. But I’m petty as hell, nobody who isn’t right-leaning is allowed to shit on Republicans. Only we get to do that.
It doesn't matter what we do.
Every year there are less of us in the state as more of us flee to States like TN, NC, SC etc. Those states are getting redder and NY is getting bluer because red votes continue to leave and they are replaced by illegals with no ID and still somehow vote.
It doesn't matter. Nothing we can do will be a political option here.
Sure I voted this morning, but I can also piss into the wind and get the same result.
Regardless as long as I'm here I'm going to vote it just gets harder and harder to stay.
HOCHUL'S "WRONG SIZE PAPER" EXCUSE: WESTCHESTER'S MACHINES BREAK ON THE ONE DAY MOST REPUBLICANS VOTE!
Ballot scanners at polling sites across Westchester County have been rejecting ballots since the polls opened at 6 AM. Westchester has about 1 million residents and roughly 680,000 registered voters.
That includes about 132,000 registered Republicans, 7,400 Conservatives, and 186,000 voters who aren't enrolled in any party.
County Executive Ken Jenkins called it a "county-wide issue at all of the polling locations."
The Board of Elections blamed the "thickness" of the paper, then quietly took that word out.
Governor Hochul says it could be the "wrong size paper" and could take hours to fix.
Here's why this matters: Democrats tend to vote early and by mail. Republicans show up on Election Day. So when the machines break on Election Day, the people stuck in long lines and delays are mostly Republican voters.
Some will have to get back to work.
Some will give up and go home.
Every one of them is a vote that didn't get cast.
All of this is happening with Governor Hochul on the ballot and the Lawler race on the line.
That's a very convenient coincidence for Democrats.
Westchester, don't let them win by wearing you out. Stay in line, fill out your ballot, and make sure it goes into the orange emergency bag.
Ballot scanners at polling sites across Westchester County have been rejecting ballots since the polls opened at 6 AM. Westchester has about 1 million residents and roughly 680,000 registered voters.
That includes about 132,000 registered Republicans, 7,400 Conservatives, and 186,000 voters who aren't enrolled in any party.
County Executive Ken Jenkins called it a "county-wide issue at all of the polling locations."
The Board of Elections blamed the "thickness" of the paper, then quietly took that word out.
Governor Hochul says it could be the "wrong size paper" and could take hours to fix.
Here's why this matters: Democrats tend to vote early and by mail. Republicans show up on Election Day. So when the machines break on Election Day, the people stuck in long lines and delays are mostly Republican voters.
Some will have to get back to work.
Some will give up and go home.
Every one of them is a vote that didn't get cast.
All of this is happening with Governor Hochul on the ballot and the Lawler race on the line.
That's a very convenient coincidence for Democrats.
Westchester, don't let them win by wearing you out. Stay in line, fill out your ballot, and make sure it goes into the orange emergency bag.