Camothy is getting black-out drunk at Bucee's right now.

Greg Abbott was kicked to the curb by a Democrat that ran on killing data centers, who will be the first Democrat governor in 32 years:

And the ultra-woke James Talarico is set to be the new senator from Texas:

As the results came in, Matt Walsh asked the obvious question:

Texas isn't the only state where Democrats won big. Vivek Ramaswamy lost the gubernatorial race in Ohio to Amy Acton, and a Democratic candidate unseated Ohio's incumbent GOP senator. The Michigan Senate race is still too early to call, but Abdul El-Sayed remains in the lead. Oh, and the woman who ran Atlanta into the ground will now run all of Georgia.

Democrats also flipped a Senate seat in Kansas for the first time in a century.

And North Carolina? It's a literal sea of blue:

Democrats also took the Senate seat vacated by the late Lindsey Graham:

When asked what was most important to them, voters overwhelmingly said high gas prices and the Iran war were a crucial part of their decision process.

The only ethnic group to vote for Republicans were white voters, and even then, it was by the slimmest of margins:

It should be noted that demographics have shifted quite drastically in some states in just the past few years. In 2020, 57% of Texan voters were white. They are now only 46% white. In the past 19 years, the share of Texan voters who are Christian has also dropped from 84% to 67%.

For decades, Democrats have bragged about replacing and changing the demographics of conservative areas to concentrate power. A large part of this involved mass migration.

Despite this, the GOP refused to pass a voter ID law while they could.