Wisconsin saw a big loss for the GOP with Brad Schimel conceding the state Supreme Court race, but there's a silver lining. Tune in as we break down the latest political developments from Wisconsin and Florida, highlighting key wins and losses for the GOP. We’ll dive into voter trends, discuss the growing importance of get-out-the-vote strategies, and explore the long-term implications of recent legislative changes.

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Highlights:

• “Don't lose sight of who we are. We are the Super Bowl champs and so we're going to need to dust ourselves off and get back into the season here.”
• “Florida isn't just red, Florida is ruby red—reinforced by yesterday's wins, and it's clear: the leftugee crisis of 2020 made sure of that.”
• “Voter ID is a pre-political issue—60 to 80% of voters, regardless of party, agree on it. That’s a winning issue every time.”
• “If Republicans don’t step up their get-out-the-vote game, we’ll keep losing races we should have won.”

Timestamps:   

[01:39] The big loss for the GOP in Wisconsin and the victory in Florida  

[03:58] Voter trends in Florida vs Wisconsin and how they influence future elections 

[10:47] The importance of voter ID laws and the historic victory in Wisconsin

[12:20] How the GOP can adapt to shifting state dynamics in the post-Trump era

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