GenXFLMom☀️🇺🇸

👇👇👇👇👇👇 #Midterms2026

You get what you vote for

If you’re a woman who voted Democrat, please keep scrolling and go about your day. I no longer consider you part of the human race. To my based sisters out there, please start arming yourselves if you haven’t already, and learn to handle the gun. Occasionally go to the shooting range to get comfortable with firing it. I go with a couple GFs in my posse. We have brunch afterwards. It’s fun. The Democrats are basically going to declare open season on us by crippling all law-enforcement against the illegal invaders and even further against other criminals. Carry the gun at all times. Your local state laws are irrelevant. The state has no right to determine how you defend yourselves against rabid animals. Yes, I know the law still exist. When my father bought me my first gun when I moved away from home, he had a pithy statement: “We can bail you out of prison, we can’t bail you out of the morgue.” If there’s no one in your family who can help, find a good gun shop run by based people. They can help you find something that you’re comfortable with. My current weapon of choice is the Sig Sauer P365. Get a proper gun purse! Do not just toss a gun loose into a regular purse! A gun purse has a dedicated compartment for it that will keep it in a consistent orientation so it’s quickly accessible when you need it under stress. Some good brands: Chameleon, Gun Tote’n Mamas, Jessie & James They come in a lot of styles, including some sling bags, and they don’t scream “gun purse.” If you live in an open carry state, you might not need one. I don’t know how that works, or if you can only open carry certain places. 🤷🏻‍♀️ Stay safe. Stay strapped. Don’t let the demon snuff out your bloodline.

**The official Florida Election Watch site is the best primary source: [floridaelectionwatch.gov/](floridaelectionwatch.gov/)** It is run by the Florida Department of State, Division of Elections. It provides unofficial election-night results for the full statewide ballot—federal races (U.S. Senate special, all U.S. House districts), state executive offices (Governor/Lt. Governor, Attorney General, Chief Financial Officer, Agriculture Commissioner), state legislative races, judicial retention, and the three constitutional amendments (props). ### Key details - Polls close at 7:00 p.m. local time. Because Florida spans two time zones, preliminary statewide results begin posting around **8:00 p.m. Eastern**. - Counties must start reporting within 30 minutes after local poll closing and update at least every 45 minutes. - The site includes statewide summaries, county-by-county breakdowns, downloads of results files, county reporting status, and Election Day turnout figures. - It covers every candidate and proposition on the statewide ballot. Local (county/municipal) races are typically best tracked on individual county Supervisor of Elections sites or the county-level Election Night Reporting system (enr.electionsfl.org). This is the authoritative state source for live/unofficial results. Media outlets (AP, networks, etc.) usually draw from or corroborate it. For historical/certified results after canvass, check the Division of Elections archive at results.elections.myflorida.… or dos.myflorida.com/elections. For candidate lists, amendment text/arguments, or pre-election research, Ballotpedia’s Florida 2026 pages are a useful nonpartisan secondary reference, but stick to the official Election Watch site for the actual vote counts.

🚨 Florida just punched back. In the first three hours, 613,000 ballots hit the scanners and Republicans are running up an R+24 lead. Patriots are flooding the polls in droves.