Parents vote red in school district races

 Fox News:

While the results of the midterm elections were not the red wave many had predicted, education advocates were optimistic about the impact local races would have on the quality of schools across the country.

"The predicted red wave did not materialize, but there was a red undercurrent in state and local education offices," Angela Morabito, spokesperson for the Defense of Freedom Institute, told Fox News Digital.

"Parents are fired up, and they're winning, even in blue states," Morabito added. "Conservatives flipped school boards in Michigan and Maryland, and more than 40 candidates backed by parental rights groups notched wins in Minnesota."

Moms for Liberty co-founder Tiffany Justice told Fox News Digital that over 50% of the candidates they endorsed had won their election, most of whom were first-time candidates.

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In Florida, all six school board members endorsed by Gov. Ron DeSantis, R., won their runoff elections, resulting in 24 of the 30 candidates backed by the governor being elected.

"I think there actually are a lot of local races that were flipped," Parents Defending Education President Nicole Neily told Fox News Digital. "A lot of people ran on these cultural issues, and they won."

Neily conceded that not every conservative or pro-parent candidate won, but she was still encouraged by the results.

"Parents are kind of David versus Goliath in this," she added. "With that in mind, I think the fact that this little upstart band of unhappy parents has made such significant inroads, particularly at the local level, I think is really astonishing."
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The education establishment has lost the confidence of many parents who were appalled at what they saw as leftist indoctrination being taught instead of basic education.  The CRT crap being pushed was also a factor.

See, also:

Here’s A List Of Major GOP Wins From Last Night That Legacy Media Won’t Tell You About

 The GOP scored major victories in states and localities throughout the country on Tuesday that the corporate press have chosen to ignore.

There were several GOP wins in court races in the states, and many of those on the Jan. 6 committee lost, which has to be a major defeat for the Dem narrative. 

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