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US Election Day November 2024 Containment Megathread (hexbear.net)

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put all of your election posting here so it doesn't bother anyone else!

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For Agitprop purposes, I’m asking comrades to help aggregate any and all effortpost responses, critiques, or general thoughts that you have seen or written pertaining to yesterday’s U.S. election that you think have standalone value for discussion either online or IRL.

I made a post for that purpose here, and ideally it can be used not only for general discussion, but as a reference for well thought out responses in discussions about the election to save all of us some brainpower.

No shitposts please, as we’d like to highlight some comrades’ actual effort in constructing responses or analysis, but humor is 100% welcome to help make your point!

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[–] [email protected] 51 points 1 week ago* (last edited 1 week ago) (7 children)

Slavery is winning 57-43 in California so far...

(Proposition 6: End Involuntary Labor by the Incarcerated › This proposition would amend the state Constitution to remove a provision that lets prisons and jails force inmates to work.)

Minimum wage and rent control are also losing. Increasing prison sentences is winning big.

It's early yet but if that's what it's like when Harris has 60% we're in trouble.

Edit: At 35% reporting, slavery's lead is down to 53-47.

[–] [email protected] 17 points 1 week ago (1 children)

This doesn't have anything to do with Harris, Americans just can't help maximizing harsh punishments for crime. The one that increases penalties for people with drug offenses will probably pass with similar numbers.

[–] [email protected] 8 points 1 week ago

That one's winning 70-30.

I mentioned the Harris numbers because it seemed like the 14% sample might not be far off from what the final percentages would look like.

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