By Matt Underwood Harris winning New York is not a surprise to many, as the state has a history of voting Democratic. It’s considered a “blue” state and a big win for the Democrats. However, the victory is not as significant as many had hoped. The margin of victory was narrower than expected, and some commenters are concerned about the implications for the rest of the election.
Many people are relieved by the win, as they expected the state to go red. Others are disappointed by the narrow margin, attributing it to Democratic failings. They cite a number of issues, including the party’s handling of the economy, border policies, and their overall message.
One commenter specifically highlights the lack of a clear primary process, which they argue pushed potential voters towards Trump. They criticize the Democratic Party’s strategy of running Biden and Harris, arguing that neither candidate was a strong choice. Another commenter expresses disappointment in Harris’s campaign, citing her lack of clear policies and her failure to engage with voters.
The comments also reveal a deep sense of frustration with the current state of the Democratic Party. They feel the party has lost touch with the needs of everyday Americans, and they are worried about the future. Some feel that the Democrats need to make major changes in order to be successful in future elections.
While Harris winning New York is certainly a victory for the Democrats, the close margin and the concerns expressed by some commenters indicate that the party may face an uphill battle in the coming years. Only time will tell how this election will unfold and what impact it will have on the future of the Democratic Party.