Republicans flipped a Connecticut state senate seat in a district Joe Biden won by 25 points in Tuesday night’s special election.
Republican Ryan Fazio defeated Democrat Alex Gevanter Tuesday night in Greenwich, Stamford and New Canaan.
“State Republicans tonight delivered the first flip of a state legislative seat in a special election by either party in 2021, as Republican Ryan Fazio defeated liberal Democrat Alex Gevanter in Connecticut’s state Senate District 36 – a district Joe Biden won by more than 25% in 2020.” – The Republican State Leadership Committee announced Tuesday night.
STATE REPUBLICANS SECURE FIRST FLIP OF THE CYCLE
Congratulations to @ryanfazio for flipping Connecticut's state Senate District 36 from
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— Republican State Leadership Committee (@RSLC) August 18, 2021
Democrat Alex Gevanter conceded last night.
Democrat @AlexisGevanter has now officially conceded the race
CT Senate still solidly in Democratic hands— 23-13. And special elections tend to draw older conservative voters. Still, this was a must-win for @CTGOP going into a 2022 race where the odds are stacked against them pic.twitter.com/WDgUMHgY8s
— John Craven (@johncraven1) August 18, 2021
Despite what the liars in the mainstream media say, the country is not on board with the Democrat-Marxist agenda.
With real election integrity, voter ID and limited absentee ballot voting, Democrats will lose in 2022.
In June, Republicans flipped a Mayorship of McAllen, Texas.
McAllen is a major border town of 140,000 and 85% Hispanic.
Recall, Hillary Clinton won Hidalgo County by 40% in 2016 and Joe Biden won it by 17 points in the 2020 election.
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