2024 Political Polls

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CallMeTyler said:
Mm

This is tongue in cheek, but have you met rural NC voters?
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I think a number of them are finally buying into MLK’s dream of people not being judged by their skin, but by the content of their character. Just in a backwards kind of way.
 
RockyMtnHoo said:
If Harris wins NC, we can all go to bed early.

For me, the make-or-break on Election Night will be PA. In 2016 I knew trouble was brewing when the numbers from Philly started looking like it wasn’t going to be enough.
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In 2016, I also got worried when the Miami (FL) numbers started coming back. Funny to think about that now. I really don’t entertain the thought of Florida being in play. I did in 2016.
 
Icky Mettle said:
In 2016, I also got worried when the Miami (FL) numbers started coming back. Funny to think about that now. I really don’t entertain the thought of Florida being in play. I did in 2016.
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I had a bad feeling about a week before Election Night in 2016. I still thought Hillary would win, but saw a slim path to Trump winning. When it became apparent that PA was going to drop, I felt sick.
 
HeelYeah2012 said:
Stein is gonna crush Robinson
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any chance this gives you some pause in casting your vote for Trump ?

Considered a chump by world leaders
Horrible record as a crisis manager
Ignorant when it comes to economic issues
Found liable for sexual abuse
A convicted felon x34
A dangerous risk to our national security
A disgusting role model for your children

www.rawstory.com

He was a 'chump': Former NatSec advisor says world leaders didn't think much of Trump

H.R. McMaster — the three-star general who served as former President Donald Trump's national security adviser for a little more than a year — is shedding new light on how the 45th president of the United States was viewed by the rest of the world.The New York Times is reporting that in his new...
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RockyMtnHoo said:
I had a bad feeling about a week before Election Night in 2016. I still thought Hillary would win, but saw a slim path to Trump winning. When it became apparent that PA was going to drop, I felt sick.
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My wife was 8-months pregnant with our second child at the time. She went to bed before all the results were in but things weren’t looking good, and we were both in shock. I finally went up to bed when it became clear that Trump was going to win. My wife asked me if things had gotten any better. I told her Trump won. Being 8-months pregnant, she was very emotional. She got really upset, and was trying get me to tell her that everything was going to be alright. I was unable to do it.

The next day, I left the house to go to work and it felt like the apocalypse had hit. The city was eerily quiet. I went to get my flu shot that day, and the woman who gave me the shot was like, “What the hell happened? I didn’t see that see that coming.”
 
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Icky Mettle said:
My wife was 11-months pregnant with our second child at the time. She went to bed before all the results were in but things weren’t looking good, and we were both in shock. I finally went up to bed when it became clear that Trump was going to win. My wife asked me if things had gotten any better. I told her Trump won. Being 11-months pregnant, she was very emotional. She got really upset, and was trying get me to tell her that everything was going to be alright. I was unable to do it.

The next day, I left the house to go to work and it felt like the apocalypse had hit. The city was eerily quiet. I went to get my flu shot that day, and the woman who gave me the shot was like, “What the hell happened? I didn’t see that see that coming.”
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11 months pregnant?
 
LosPollosHermanos said:
Some of you might want to think about what happened in 2016 when the media wasn't making the race look close.
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I don’t think the Harris campaign is being quite so indifferent with her approach to campaigning and reaching voters. I think we can all admit in hindsight that Hillary took far too much for granted.
 
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CallMeTyler said:
This is what Dems are in contention with.

i don’t think the Harris campaign is being quite so indifferent with her approach to campaigning and reaching voters. I think we can all admit in hindsight that Hillary took far too much for granted.
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Hillary relied on the polls showing her up significantly in the blue wall states, and there was no way she could anticipate Jim Comey dropping a turd in the punch bowl...

Comey + Russia = a Trump Electoral College victory despite losing the popular vote by 3 million votes
 
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