BREAKING: Louisiana Governor’s Mansion flips RED as Trump-endorsed Jeff Landry elected in stunning victory

[Lastamender]

What happened? How could someone endorsed by Trump win? I guess easily is the answer.





Louisiana Attorney General Jeff Landry claimed victory in the state's gubernatorial race, as projected by the AP.
"Landry, 52, has raised the profile of attorney general since being elected in 2015. He has used his office to champion conservative policy positions" the AP reported.

Conservative voting activist Scott Presler, who was instrumental in get out the vote efforts in the state, celebrated the victory, tweeting: "Spent a good part of the last year working on the Louisiana gubernatorial race. People thought I was crazy for thinking we could win outright. Congratulations Governor-Elect Jeff Landry. Thank you to everyone that wrote letters to new movers. Holy cow. We did it."

BREAKING: Louisiana Governor’s Mansion flips RED as Trump-endorsed Jeff Landry elected in stunning victory

Landry received over 50% of the vote, meeting the threshold to avoid a runoff.

thepostmillennial.com

 

[struth]

Big win for America

 

[1srelluc]

Good riddance to another dem.

This is a big deal, dems should take note of how easily Landry won in a very crowded field.....Everyone is tired of dem shit.

Hopefully Virginia can rid itself of dem influences next month and bring all three branches of our government back into the gop fold and undo what the dems did in the brief time they held total sway.

 

[wamose]

That's good to see. The people who vote for MAGA candidates generally care more about themselves, their families and the future of their country. We're going nowhere with unhinged progressives. MAGA

 

[Kilroy2]

yeah it is strange that in a red state the a republican wins and it all because Trump supports him as well as other high ranking republicans . Well the only reason he won is that the highly popular incumbent could no longer run due to term limitations. He was the governor from 2016 to present.

 

[1srelluc]

yeah it is strange that in a red state the a republican wins and it all because Trump supports him as well as other high ranking republicans . Well the only reason he won is that the highly popular incumbent could no longer run due to term limitations. He was the governor from 2016 to present.

Well what you need to ask yourself is why a "highly popular incumbent" could not keep the seat for the dems.

Could it be that he went off the rails with highly unpopular leftist dem policies as he went along through his tenure?

 

[two_iron]

A sign of things to come. The party that rapes children and steals our shit is losing their grip.

It's unfortunate they have such a strong candidate this time.

 

[Kilroy2]

Well what you need to ask yourself is why a "highly popular incumbent" could not keep the seat for the dems.

Could it be that he went off the rails with highly unpopular leftist dem policies as he went along through his tenure?

Term limits means that he could no longer run for governor.

The guy was popular and the party affiliation didn't matter because the voters respected the man.

You don't win reelection as the governor unless they like your policy. It appears that even republicans probably voted for him. He beat republican candidates twice for governor.

LA is a red state but they voted for the man who was the governor since 2016. He was in the LA congress for many years.

John Bel Edwards - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

 

[eagle7-31]

What happened? How could someone endorsed by Trump win? I guess easily is the answer.





Louisiana Attorney General Jeff Landry claimed victory in the state's gubernatorial race, as projected by the AP.
"Landry, 52, has raised the profile of attorney general since being elected in 2015. He has used his office to champion conservative policy positions" the AP reported.

Conservative voting activist Scott Presler, who was instrumental in get out the vote efforts in the state, celebrated the victory, tweeting: "Spent a good part of the last year working on the Louisiana gubernatorial race. People thought I was crazy for thinking we could win outright. Congratulations Governor-Elect Jeff Landry. Thank you to everyone that wrote letters to new movers. Holy cow. We did it."

BREAKING: Louisiana Governor’s Mansion flips RED as Trump-endorsed Jeff Landry elected in stunning victory

Landry received over 50% of the vote, meeting the threshold to avoid a runoff.

thepostmillennial.com

Hopefully Kentucky does the same, Daniel Camerson has a decent chance though he is somewhat behind at the moment.

 

[1srelluc]

Term limits means that he could no longer run for governor.

The guy was popular and the party affiliation didn't matter because the voters respected the man.

You don't win reelection as the governor unless they like your policy. It appears that even republicans probably voted for him. He beat republican candidates twice for governor.

LA is a red state but they voted for the man who was the governor since 2016. He was in the LA congress for many years.

John Bel Edwards - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

The fact remains they did not like the dems running for his seat.....50%+ avoiding a runoff for a governor's race is almost unheard of in that state.

In fact only Bobby Jindal had won a race without a runoff. It marked the first time that a non-incumbent candidate for governor was elected without a runoff under the Louisiana election system.

Gov. Edwards faced two run-offs himself.

You dems have problems.

 

[Mashmont]

This story is absent on Marxist Yahoo. I can't understand why.

What happened? How could someone endorsed by Trump win? I guess easily is the answer.





Louisiana Attorney General Jeff Landry claimed victory in the state's gubernatorial race, as projected by the AP.
"Landry, 52, has raised the profile of attorney general since being elected in 2015. He has used his office to champion conservative policy positions" the AP reported.

Conservative voting activist Scott Presler, who was instrumental in get out the vote efforts in the state, celebrated the victory, tweeting: "Spent a good part of the last year working on the Louisiana gubernatorial race. People thought I was crazy for thinking we could win outright. Congratulations Governor-Elect Jeff Landry. Thank you to everyone that wrote letters to new movers. Holy cow. We did it."

BREAKING: Louisiana Governor’s Mansion flips RED as Trump-endorsed Jeff Landry elected in stunning victory

Landry received over 50% of the vote, meeting the threshold to avoid a runoff.

thepostmillennial.com

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[The Duke]

What happened? How could someone endorsed by Trump win? I guess easily is the answer.





Louisiana Attorney General Jeff Landry claimed victory in the state's gubernatorial race, as projected by the AP.
"Landry, 52, has raised the profile of attorney general since being elected in 2015. He has used his office to champion conservative policy positions" the AP reported.

Conservative voting activist Scott Presler, who was instrumental in get out the vote efforts in the state, celebrated the victory, tweeting: "Spent a good part of the last year working on the Louisiana gubernatorial race. People thought I was crazy for thinking we could win outright. Congratulations Governor-Elect Jeff Landry. Thank you to everyone that wrote letters to new movers. Holy cow. We did it."

BREAKING: Louisiana Governor’s Mansion flips RED as Trump-endorsed Jeff Landry elected in stunning victory

Landry received over 50% of the vote, meeting the threshold to avoid a runoff.

thepostmillennial.com

Hopefully this is a sign of things to come.

 

[airplanemechanic]

Dumb bell edwards wasn't popular in LA. He was picked by black New Orleans because that entire area is hard left dem and they knew Edwards would give them the free handouts they live for.

Finally, people are seeing just how bad dems are and are happy to put Landry in.

The only thing I don't like about him is he is pro death penalty and I am not.

 

[Kilroy2]

The fact remains they did not like the dems running for his seat.....50%+ avoiding a runoff for a governor's race is almost unheard of in that state.

In fact only Bobby Jindal had won a race without a runoff. It marked the first time that a non-incumbent candidate for governor was elected without a runoff under the Louisiana election system.

Gov. Edwards faced two run-offs himself.

You dems have problems.

Not really
Its a republican state. A democrat being elected the governor for two years is about the man not the party. Runoffs is just the jungle. The current guy barely got 51% Maybe the need to cut down on the number of candidates on the ballot. A bunch of republicans running can hurt them.

. Even with a democratic governor , Louisiana generally votes republican in the presidential election . The only exception was the good old southerners Jimmy; Carter and yes Bill Clinton.

Trump easily beat both Clinton and Biden in prior elections in that state. Biden from up north is not a threat in LA

So there is nothing to get excited about in LA Trump will win that state. Well De Santis might give Trump a run for the money. De Santis is a good old southerner

 

[OKTexas]

What happened? How could someone endorsed by Trump win? I guess easily is the answer.





Louisiana Attorney General Jeff Landry claimed victory in the state's gubernatorial race, as projected by the AP.
"Landry, 52, has raised the profile of attorney general since being elected in 2015. He has used his office to champion conservative policy positions" the AP reported.

Conservative voting activist Scott Presler, who was instrumental in get out the vote efforts in the state, celebrated the victory, tweeting: "Spent a good part of the last year working on the Louisiana gubernatorial race. People thought I was crazy for thinking we could win outright. Congratulations Governor-Elect Jeff Landry. Thank you to everyone that wrote letters to new movers. Holy cow. We did it."

BREAKING: Louisiana Governor’s Mansion flips RED as Trump-endorsed Jeff Landry elected in stunning victory

Landry received over 50% of the vote, meeting the threshold to avoid a runoff.

thepostmillennial.com

That's impressive in a field of 12. Hopefully this is an omen of things to come.

.

 

[busybee01]

What happened? How could someone endorsed by Trump win? I guess easily is the answer.





Louisiana Attorney General Jeff Landry claimed victory in the state's gubernatorial race, as projected by the AP.
"Landry, 52, has raised the profile of attorney general since being elected in 2015. He has used his office to champion conservative policy positions" the AP reported.

Conservative voting activist Scott Presler, who was instrumental in get out the vote efforts in the state, celebrated the victory, tweeting: "Spent a good part of the last year working on the Louisiana gubernatorial race. People thought I was crazy for thinking we could win outright. Congratulations Governor-Elect Jeff Landry. Thank you to everyone that wrote letters to new movers. Holy cow. We did it."

BREAKING: Louisiana Governor’s Mansion flips RED as Trump-endorsed Jeff Landry elected in stunning victory

Landry received over 50% of the vote, meeting the threshold to avoid a runoff.

thepostmillennial.com

What is shocking about it? Louisiana is home to red neck fascist Republicans. They were going to pick up the seat anyway. Want to talk about special elections in swing states that have gone Democrat?

 

[busybee01]

Well what you need to ask yourself is why a "highly popular incumbent" could not keep the seat for the dems.

Could it be that he went off the rails with highly unpopular leftist dem policies as he went along through his tenure?

Because he was term limited dummy.

 

[BluesLegend]

Earth celebrates when Dem's lose.

 

[Funzo Hoss]

All Hail Marcello and his fucking JFK schemes lmfao

 

[Kilroy2]

people getting excited because an endorsed candidate wins but easily forgets the ones who have loss

• Mehmet Oz—defeated in Pennsylvania by John Fetterman.
• Don Bolduc—defeated in New Hampshire by Sen. Maggie Hassan.
• Leora Levy—defeated in Connecticut by Richard Blumenthal.
• Gerald Malloy—defeated in Vermont by Peter Welch.

Trump's losing endorsed House of Representatives candidates​

• Bo Hines—defeated in North Carolina's District 13 by Wiley Nickel.
• Steve Chabot—defeated in Ohio's District 1 by Greg Landsman.
• Madison Gesiotto Gilbert—defeated in Ohio's District 13 by Emilia Sykes.
• John Gibbs—defeated in Michigan District 3 by Hillary Scholten.
• Yesli Vega—defeated in Virginia's District 7 by Abigail Spanberger.
• Karoline Leavitt—defeated in New Hampshire's District 1 by Rep. Chris Pappas.
• J.R. Majewski—defeated in Ohio's District 9 by Marcy Kaptur.
• Sandy Smith—defeated in North Carolina's District 1 by Don Davis.
• Robert Burns—defeated in New Hampshire's District 2 by Ann McLane Kuster.
• Sarah Palin—defeated in Alaska's At-Large District 2 by Mary Petlota.
• Jim Bognet—defeated in Pennsylvania's District 8 by Matt Cartwright.

Trump's losing endorsed gubernatorial candidates​

• Tudor Dixon—lost to Governor Gretchen Whitmer in Michigan.
• Doug Mastriano—lost to Josh Shapiro in Pennsylvania.
• Lee Zeldin—lost to Governor Kathy Hochul in New York.
• Dan Cox—lost to Wes Moore in Maryland.
• Geoff Diehl—lost to Maura Healey in Massachusetts.
• Tim Michels—lost to Governor Tony Evers in Wisconsin.
• Darren Bailey—lost to Governor J.B. Pritzker in Illinois.
• Scott Jensen—lost in Minnesota to Governor Tim Walz.
• Mark Ronchetti—lost in New Mexico to Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham.
• Derek Schmidt—lost in Kansas to Governor Laura Kelly.

Trump's losing state executive endorsements​

• Kim Crockett—defeated in the Minnesota secretary of state election by Steve Simon.
• Kristina Karamo—defeated in the Michigan secretary of state election by Jocelyn Benson.

Full list of Trump-backed candidates who lost their elections

Several Trump-endorsed candidates have already been confirmed to have lost their races as the GOP failed to ride a so-called "red wave."

www.newsweek.com

Trump endorsements means nothing. Some may win but other may lose