
Originally Posted by
centrarchidae
Senator Hudak won by fewer votes than the L took from (R) Lang Sias. Senator Morse won by fewer votes than the L took from (R) Owen Hill. In both cases, the Dem margin of victory was roughly a quarter of the votes taken by the L candidate.
Or I'm smoking crack and only one of those two is a senator.
And one Democrat (Tochtrop, SD24) who voted against 1224 anyway.
Flip two votes besides Tochtrop and 1224 would have failed by one.
And Morse wouldn't be in a position to set the state senate's agenda and change the hearing rules if he had been defeated.