National Review

On transgenderism, education, abortion, and Covid, the Florida governor has shown how to navigate choppy political waters.

Washington Free Beacon

The pandemic, however, brought a unique breed of new residents, Republican congressman Mike Waltz said: those who moved specifically to avoid lockdowns and other COVID restrictions. A whopping 220,890 people flocked to Florida between July 2020 and July 2021 giving Republicans an opportunity to register new voters who had already bought into DeSantis's vision for the state.

FrontPage

More fascism from the alleged president.

Wall Street Journal

They’re in trouble if GOP voters respond to the midterms by wising up and shunning his craziness.

NY Post

The chickens have come home to roost for Donald Trump in Pennsylvania. After he stuck his nose in the state’s Republican primary process last May against the guidance of his most loyal advisors, many of his once-devoted followers now say they are done with the former president.

Conservative HQ

With the best political environment ever, we have a squeaker of an election. How do we expect to have big election victories in the future and govern America at the national, state, and local levels with our present, ineffective leaders?

Townhall

Florida, the nation's third-most populous state, has surpassed Texas, the nation's second-most populous state, as the capital of red state America.

National Review

His approach to the Covid crisis was a triumph of conservative statesmanship.

CNS News

National Review's John Fund and the Heritage Foundation's Hans von Spakovsky have chronicled a number of proven cases of crookery, reflected in Al Franken's razor-thin victory for the U.S. Senate in Minnesota (winning by 312 votes), which made Obamacare a reality, and the Kennedy-Nixon presidential election in 1960, where massive fraud in Cook County helped JFK capture the presidency.

The Federalist

For Americans to trust democracy, states must bring back Election Day — not election weeks.

El American

Arizona election officials’ use of voting machines in Maricopa County has once again cast a dark cloud over a highly contested election. On Election Day, when most Republicans turn out to vote in elections, it was reported that voting machine problems caused delays in an estimated 20 percent of the polls in Maricopa County.

Big League Politics

Footage of ballot dumps in Detroit at the dead of night helped to boost massive Democrat waves across Michigan during Tuesday’s midterm elections. Big League Politics videographer Jordan Epperson caught the video of the ballots coming in late at night with no accountability, chain of custody or transparency.

Daily Caller

The outcome of this election cycle, like the last, was determined by early voting (now forever described as any ballot cast before a debate that includes John Fetterman) and mail-in ballots — the kind co-chairs Jimmy Carter and James Baker III cautioned against in the 2005 “Building Confidence in U.S. Elections” report.

Wall Street Journal

Peggy Noonan: If they aren’t serious about policy, they’ll nominate Trump in 2024 and lose a fourth straight election.

Washington Free Beacon

Abrams and O’Rourke are far from the only Democrats who raked in money in races they lost handily. Congresswoman Val Demings’s (D.) 16-point loss to Florida senator Marco Rubio (R.) cost nearly $70 million, and only three House Democrats raised more than Georgia's Marcus Flowers, who raked in more than $15 million only to lose to Republican congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene by a whopping 33 points.