CD 43 – Brannan Won, But The Results Show Democrats Voted Against Brannan
On election night, this was the results: Fox 12,145 to Brannan 11,890
On November 8th, Justin Brannan shared that there were 1399 Democrat or Working Families Party ballots. If all of them voted for him, he would win the election by around 800 votes. There were only 280 Republican absentee ballots.
BUT I DON’T THINK THEY DID.
I think there were a lot of Democrats who are tired of the current leadership because no one is managing this area. THERE WERE!
The Post said Brannan won only by 300 votes. (See here)
This low of a margin for an incumbent says A LOT.
What happened to the 1399 Democratic/WFP absentee ballots? There were Democrats who voted for Fox.
Brannan wasn’t a gentleman after winning. The newspaper referred to him as a sore winner. (See here)
This isn’t how a man who won an election acts!
Brannan still wanted to pretend it was a Republican red wave.
Brian Fox did incredible for a man people didn’t get to hear at a debate. Many people voted for him because the neighborhood deserves someone who is interested in leading and not playing politics with their party.
Brannan’s campaign this time was not clean like his last election. He refused to debate Fox. That’s part of the process for a election. It had nothing to do with the location or who were vacinated because they could have debated outdoors. The weather was great in September and October.
Brannan didn’t want people to hear about what he wrote on Twitter before the budget vote in 2020. He thought no one had seen it. Sadly, some of his reporters had seen it and one man who writes for the local paper saw it and didn’t tell you about it either.
His supporters went low by insulting Brian Fox’s clothes and making a social media account to harass Fox, (just like we saw Republicans do to Democrats in the past).
Fox’s team stayed professional and blocked the negative comments. Brannan supporters were taking down signs. (See here) Sadly, Brannan didn’t tell his supporters to cut the nonsense.
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Hugs,
marlene
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November 17th, 2021 at 3:51 pm
Maybe NOW we’ll get the long-promised light at the crazy intersection of 95th/Ridge/Narrows that was so recently redesigned into something hideous and exponentially more hazardous. I know…I’m dreaming. He’s been re-elected so there’s no reason for him to do anything. After all, why spoil a record of inaction with action?
November 17th, 2021 at 7:45 pm
Yes that is pretty bad. Someone had good intentions, but they don’t understand how to design a road.