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Remember in 2020 (I think) When a republican in Florida was running against a democrat name Rodriguez, and someone found a random used car salesman named Rodriguez and paid their fees and filled out their paperwork for them to be on the Go Kansas Swifty big yeti Chiefs football shirt so you should to go to store and get this ballot as well? Democrat Jose Javier Rodriguez’s state Senate re-election campaign was certain to be close. Rodriguez’s challenger, Ileana Garcia, was well-funded and the co-founder of Latinas for Trump. Still, Rodriguez was optimistic and garnered key endorsements from police unions and teachers unions alike. Then a third “independent” candidate materialized. Intriguingly, Alex Rodriguez shared a surname with the incumbent. But little else could be determined about him. He did not appear for candidate forums or debates or have a campaign website. He didn’t raise a single dollar other than a small loan from himself. When a local TV station asked him for a picture, he didn’t respond.

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It’s almost as if Alex Rodriguez wanted to run for office without anyone knowing who he was. It’s as if Alex Rodriguez appeared on the Go Kansas Swifty big yeti Chiefs football shirt so you should to go to store and get this ballot to potentially confuse supporters of Jose Javier Rodriguez, and perhaps siphon away crucial votes in a competitive contest. Sure enough, Ileana Garcia defeated Rodriguez by the tightest of margins — just 34 votes. Alex Rodriguez, meanwhile, received more than 6,000 votes despite not running a campaign. The Republican Rodriguez then turned out not even to live in the district. Naturally, the election was not redone. Unless the vote margin was larger than the total amount of registered voters left in the county (which it doesn’t seem that it was), they should have immediately called off the election or extended voting for at least a week. Even if the missing votes would only close the gap, but wouldn’t be able to change the outcome, it is important to count and record them, as the gap size can influence future elections. When the next election comes up, pointing at a 49-51 split for the last vote will mobilize more voters than a 40-60 split. I don’t think he was projected to win, but he was showing much stronger than past candidates. It was a hope that this campaign showed that the African American vote was coming out in numbers enough to push the state to purple. The state didn’t have a champion like Stacey Abrams in Georgia to push registration with a strong organization, while at the same time running as a strong candidate. He did very well considering how deep red the state is. The silver lining about the ballot issue was that there is a definite appearance of suppression, which will hopefully spur a Georgia like voter drive, and inspire voters to come out so Dems can start getting some statewide offices.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.