As I predicted, voting is meaningless

[chuter]

When the general election comes around we're going to need big conservative turnout, the dems are going to have big money come into the state to turn us blue.
The governor's office is the one that worries me most; Hoffmeister and big money is going come hard after Stitt.

 

[HiredHand]

Sorry but I and many others didn’t make the wrong decision. Whoever voted for Mullin or TW did. If you took away all the other candidates that ran those votes could have went to Dahm. Those people obviously didn’t want to vote for Mullin or TW. In the end, Mullin will be our next senator and we will be worse off for it.

Oh Lord! Get over yourself. Everyone is wrong, but you. Haha. That’s called Black and White thinking.

You’re magnifying the situation and sound irrational.

 

[KOPBET]

... In the end, Mullin will be our next senator and we will be worse off for it.

Or Kendar Horn if you don't vote ...

 

[TinkerTanker]

Or Kendar Horn if you don't vote ...

Bite your tongue! That old bilge rat should have been flushed out of the system when Bice whipped her butt.

 

[Gunbuffer]

Sorry but I and many others didn’t make the wrong decision. Whoever voted for Mullin or TW did. If you took away all the other candidates that ran those votes could have went to Dahm. Those people obviously didn’t want to vote for Mullin or TW. In the end, Mullin will be our next senator and we will be worse off for it.

It won’t matter

 

[KOPBET]

Bite your tongue! That old bilge rat should have been flushed out of the system when Bice whipped her butt.

Agreed, but if all the "I'm not voting" reps stay home we just might get the old bilge rat.

 

[commandcomm]

This is because 98% of the general population doesn’t pay attention to elections. The OKC mayor election had 10% participation. People typically vote for a name that sounds familiar in their party.

 

[DavidMcmillan]

Or, 98 percent sees different issues as being important to them. These low visibility candidates like Dahm need to be more active. They need to support other issues beyond the single emphasis. Mullin will be re-elected because most of his constituents believe he is doing better for the entire state than the other candidate would do. Just because I dislike something he did doesn’t make him a bad office holder

 

[JoeUSooner]

The governor's office is the one that worries me most; Hoffmeister and big money is going come hard after Stitt.

I agree, chuter. But the number of [likely-voting] registered Republicans far outsizes the number of registered Dimwits in this state. Hoffmeister would have to swing nearly 200,000 Republicans and Independents over to the Dark Side. Not sure (especially with the general anti-Biden sentiment nation-wide) that she can do that, even with the massive campaign budget she'll almost-certainly have. Let's hope not, anyway.

 

[NationalMatch]

It seems a little dicey to me that Mullins showed the red plumbing trucks in his campaign ads. Seems like there would be rules against advertising your business using campaign contributions?

Mullin does not own that company anymore. He sold it to a conglomerate which also purchased several other companies in our area.

I never saw his ads, but if he used "Mullin Plumbing" trucks, he advertised someone else's company. Not his own.