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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[–] Wertheimer@hexbear.net 27 points 2 months ago* (last edited 2 months ago) (1 children)

So far, the states with a marked increase in third-party votes compared to 2020 only have that increase because the Greens were only write-in candidates last time. Virginia's the biggest difference I've found, but so far I'm pretty disappointed that the total third-party numbers aren't noticeably going up.

Take New Jersey, for instance, which should have been safe enough that any Harris-skeptic would have felt free to vote for a leftist candidate. Last time, the Libertarians were in third place with 0.7%. Right now, the Greens are in third place with 0.7%.

[–] ziggurter@hexbear.net 2 points 2 months ago

California (already called):

Propsective Emperor	Vote %
KKKopmala	60.1%
Brump	37.5%
RFKKK	1.0%
Jill	0.7%
Oliver	0.4%
Claudia	0.3%

About the "safest" state imaginable and...what the actually FUCK, people?! At...least...Jill beat the fucking propertarian..... internet-delenda-est