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I think you underestimate the power of propaganda. These people are basically brainwashed into seeing democrat = baby killer. And they vote on that single issue overwhelmingly.
This PA voter will tell them for free. The Rs ran terrible candidates. No one liked Oz, who had made a fortune scamming gullible people with quack remedies. Mastriano was a Trump terrorist who paid for several busses to take rioters to invade the Capitol on January 6. >

Mastriano's close association with neo-nazi media platform heads really, REALLY looked bad in a state where the Tree of Life shooting happened. >

Not to mention his opponent, Josh Shapiro, is Jewish. Something about being openly antisemitic while running against a Jewish man really looked bad. >

While Shapiro won by a comfortable margin, still, 41.7% of Pennsylvanians saw no problem with the Neo-Nazi. That’s kind of scary. >

41.7% of voters saw no problem with a Neo-Nazi. And many rural voters are programmed to think that any negative traits about Republican candidates are “fake news”. It’s still not good, but it’s not as bad as 41.7% of Pennsylvanians. >

Programmed to think or willfully ignorant? Some 74 million saw with their own eyes for four years of lies, alternative facts, missteps, gaffes, fumbles, fuck-ups, foibles and petty politics in action and went to the trouble of asking for a second helping.