Go to https://Strawberry.me/nate to get matched with a professional career coach and get 50% off your first coaching session. Three felony convictions. A campaign that ended before Election Day. And Republicans STILL lost the race. A Texas Democrat dropped out of her state House race after questions surfaced about her felony convictions. Her name stayed on the ballot in Tarrant County, and she still came out ahead. Now comes the legal question. Can she actually take office? Then we go to North Carolina, where another Democrat beat a Republican incumbent while facing a pending felony charge over an allegedly unreturned rental car. That charge is an allegation, and she’s presumed innocent. I break down how the rules for serving in the U.S. House differ from the rules for serving in the Texas House. Were voters backing Democrats, or were they ready to throw Republicans out? You tell me in the comments. Thanks to Strawberry.me for sponsoring this video. Get 50% off your first career coaching session at https://strawberry.me/nate 0:00 Felony Charges, Three Convictions—and They Still Won 1:27 Republican Election Backlash 2:33 What Democratic Control of Congress Means 3:17 Democrats Sweep Texas Statewide Races 4:16 AD: Strawberry.me Career Coaching 5:31 Mississippi Flips Blue 5:58 North Carolina Winner Faces Felony Charge 7:04 The Rental Car Controversy 8:48 Can a Convicted Felon Serve in Congress? 9:07 Texas Candidate’s Three Felony Convictions 10:21 Dropped Out—and Still Won 10:58 Republican Opponent Challenges Her Eligibility 12:01 Voting for Democrats—or Against Republicans? 13:02 My Verdict: Voters Wanted Change Need a lawyer? If you or someone you know has been injured in an accident, don’t hesitate to reach out to me. You can contact me at 1-571- NATE-LAW or visit our website www.NateTheLawyer.com Schedule a free consultation. Remember, you don’t pay unless they win your case! Check Out The Podcast | https://linktr.ee/natethelawyer Spotify = https://open.s