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Meet the Democrat Who Just Flipped a Deep-Red Mississippi SeatA community-driven ground game can outlast any gerrymander if people refuse to go quiet again.
Sam Osterhout, Justin Crosby, and Amir Badat anchor this moment around Justin’s breakthrough win last week — a Democrat flipping a long-held Republican seat in rural Mississippi — and what it signals about voters who were never as disengaged as the system counted on. His victory reflects a shift born from listening instead of lecturing, meeting people in the places where life actually happens, and naming the issues that shape their days rather than the culture-war noise pumped in from elsewhere. That approach turns participation into something personal, not theoretical, and it gives communities a sense of agency that outlives any specific election map. Even the looming threat to Section 2 can’t fully blunt the fact that once a district experiences representation that feels real, the old assumptions stop holding power. Justin’s win becomes both a crack in Mississippi’s manufactured inevitability and a model for what can happen when politics is rebuilt from the ground up. Tune in to the whole conversation! You’re currently a free subscriber to Lincoln Square Media. For full access to our content, our Lincoln Loyal community, and to help us amplify the facts about the assault on our rights and freedoms, please consider upgrading your subscription today with this limited-time offer. Lock in this special rate today. Not ready to subscribe? Make a one-time donation of $10 or more to support our work amplifying the facts on social media, targeted to voters in red states and districts that we can help flip. Every $10 reaches 1000 Americans. The Truth needs a voice. Your donation will help us amplify it. Want to help amplify this post? Please leave a comment and tell us what you think. |