Matt Beat
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How to dominate an election

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May 30, 2025

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Mr. Beat talks about that time a governor from Texas named Allan Shivers ran against himself to beat himself and get 98% of the popular vote. Good job, Allan!

Produced and edited by Matt Beat. Music by Audionautix.

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This video dives into a strange election in Texas, showcasing a unique moment in politics. The primary problem arose when Allan Shivers essentially ran against himself. Learn about this election results and what made the Texas gubernatorial election so unusual.

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