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Tuesday’s midterm elections were a bit of a bloodbath for the Republican Party.

If you’re a conservative, chances are you are looking for any silver lining to cope with the fact that Democrats took the GOP behind the woodshed last night.

I’m here to tell you it wasn’t all bad, though, as states like Tennessee and Florida are still looking pretty red, so there’s no need to get too down in the dumps.

AMERICA SAW THE BLUE WAVE COMING — BUT DRASTICALLY UNDERESTIMATED THE EXTENT OF THE DEM TSUNAMI

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The midterm elections heat up as voters will return to the polls in 2026. (Aaron Schwartz/Bloomberg via Getty Images; Melissa Sue Gerrits/Getty Images)

One state that certainly has voters with their priorities straight is Idaho, and I’m not just saying that because their state GOP incumbents completed a clean sweep at the polls.

It seems the voters all throughout The Gem State were focused on the real issues that have been at the top of everyone’s mind.

Not healthcare or grocery prices, but rather which firearm would become the official state gun of Idaho.

No, I’m not kidding.

Stock image shows a man in a red t-shirt and jeans drawing a black handgun from an IWB holster

A man draws a Glock .45 from an inside-the-waistband holster under his leather jacket. Under Hawaii’s new concealed carry rules, law-abiding gun owners cannot bring firearms to privately owned property that is open to the public without express permission to do so. (iStock)

Six different firearms were presented on the ballot, presenting quite a grab bag of options, from a Colt .45 to an M1 Garand.

And the winner is…

And what a winner we have!

The Winchester Model 1873, aka “The Gun that Won the West,” is now the official state gun of Idaho.

Man, what a crushing blow for the “Peacemaker,” I was sure he was going to pull away late.

In all seriousness, that’s a pretty cool thing to say.

Some states have an official marine mammal or dessert, but Idaho has a state gun.

CONSERVATIVES STUNNED BY ‘CATASTROPHIC’ MIDTERM BLUE TSUNAMI, BLAME TRUMP’S IRAN WAR, HIGH GAS PRICES

Idaho state capitol building in Boise, Idaho.

The Idaho state capitol building in Boise, Idaho. (Getty Images)

It’s actually not uncommon, either, as 11 U.S. states now have an official firearm.

Most of the states on the list are pretty predictable, including Texas and West Virginia. I was surprised to see Pennsylvania included, though, while my beloved Sunshine State is nowhere to be found.

Regardless, whenever your conservative buddies get a little down in the dumps this week, just remind them that Idaho now has a state gun.

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That’ll go a long way in “owning the libs!”

Austin Perry is a writer for OutKick.

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