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Fiendish Thingy

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10. Yup

Reply to SocialDemocrat61 (Original post)

Thu Feb 26, 2026, 10:37 AM

10 hrs ago

All Dems except Porter and Swallwell need to drop out.

Surely they know they have no chance of winning the primary (unless they are tech bro supported Saboteurs)

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California Primary Polling [View all] SocialDemocrat61 10 hrs ago OP

California polling rso 10 hrs ago #1

Jungle primaries Mz Pip 10 hrs ago #4

No they don't SocialDemocrat61 10 hrs ago #5

Steyer won't drop out Mz Pip 10 hrs ago #8

Swalwell is polling well SocialDemocrat61 10 hrs ago #9

Steyer just put $28 million more into his campaign Jose Garcia 6 hrs ago #22

The primary is in June Mz Pip 10 hrs ago #2

Real Clear is totally rightwing biased. I call BS! Chasstev365 10 hrs ago #3

OK SocialDemocrat61 10 hrs ago #7

The risk is very real Fiendish Thingy 10 hrs ago #11

Swallwell would be better than the rest... QueerDuck 10 hrs ago #6

Born and raised EuterpeThelo 10 hrs ago #12

She dropped out Mz Pip 9 hrs ago #19

Her "face saving" excuse then, now presents her adversaries with (legitimate) ways to question... QueerDuck 3 hrs ago #23

Agreed... as Democrats, we must think strategically and go for the WIN! QueerDuck 7 hrs ago #21

Yup Fiendish Thingy 10 hrs ago #10

No Republican Can Win Governors Race In California the_liberal_grandpa 10 hrs ago #13

It wasn't that long ago Mz Pip 9 hrs ago #18

Nope. Kingofalldems 9 hrs ago #14

It's early Sympthsical 9 hrs ago #15

There are still 40 percent undecided. They will break to a Democrat. bottomofthehill 9 hrs ago #16

Hopefully SocialDemocrat61 9 hrs ago #17

Hopefully yes, but also statistically. bottomofthehill 9 hrs ago #20