RockyMtnHoo
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Would be nice if we hit 400K with a week still to go, and before factoring in the weekend racist MSG fiasco.As of this morning we were up about 380K in registration for returned ballots.
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Would be nice if we hit 400K with a week still to go, and before factoring in the weekend racist MSG fiasco.As of this morning we were up about 380K in registration for returned ballots.
I’m one of them. I’m an “Indy” because I believe there are more than 2 political ideologies that can benefit society and don’t want to be tied to one. Since obviously democratic ideologies benefit the greater good I will always be straight D. Independent D voters far outnumber R voters. I think we get Harris.We are weird in NC . I think Indys are slightly ahead of Dems and Pubs in total registration My only "hope " is that I know a lot of 30-40 types that are registerd as Indys-and they will NOT vote for orangeturd
Does anyone have the link to the updated PA early/mail in numbers? Went back a few pages but it’s been a couple of days.
Kansas represent baby.
I'm not highlighting Seth so much as saying if Trump is up by only 5 in red Kansas, that's alarming.Seth Abramson is such a fool. Boy does he lose the plot.
It's not good for Kamala to be down 5 in Kansas. She needs to be down 15. Seriously -- there are no points for coming in a close second and it just wastes support.
If the national polls put her at +1, then every point she is down in Kansas is a point she is making up elsewhere. If she was running at 0% in Kansas but 49% overall, it would mean she would be doing 51, 52 in Michigan and NC.I'm not highlighting Seth so much as saying if Trump is up by only 5 in red Kansas, that's alarming.
I'm pretty tired but I'm not following what you mean by she should be down even further...
I mean, we are referencing a guy who said he is voting for Trump and one of the top five reasons is because he thinks Trump apparently never lies.Really? I definitely do.
But, yeah, basing who you’re voting on for president based on recent gas prices is idiotic.
Because he has to conjure up reasons to vote for Trump.I wonder why HY cited gas prices as evidence that things were totally out of control economically, with the implication being, of course, that it was Biden's fault?
TBF, this is an interesting development that is consistent with the Blue/Red divide receding toward the national median. There is some of the same happening in Texas, for example, and in NY and NJ.Seth Abramson is such a fool. Boy does he lose the plot.
It's not good for Kamala to be down 5 in Kansas. She needs to be down 15. Seriously -- there are no points for coming in a close second and it just wastes support.
The “good” thing in regard to this and national polls is she is running behind Biden in large blue states like New York and California. She has no chance of losing these states but This is shrinking her national lead and shrinks the difference between winning the national vote and electoral collegeSeth Abramson is such a fool. Boy does he lose the plot.
It's not good for Kamala to be down 5 in Kansas. She needs to be down 15. Seriously -- there are no points for coming in a close second and it just wastes support.
Whoever on here suggested the other day that Kamala should get EA Sports to release the new season of Madden next Monday should be hired by the DNC.I was just reading a guy on Twitter (Swann Marcus) who feels good about Dems winning in Nevada. One of his more recent posts was basically "If Dems turn out the youth vote in Nevada they win; if they don't they lose" and he thinks early returns are good on young voter turnout.
I'm skeptical though, and specifically skeptical because of young males. The Trump campaign, in a number of ways, has basically directed their efforts at young males. Courting Musk's support, going on Rogan, going on Adin Ross's stream, etc - this is all directed at males, and especially 18-29 males. Traditionally a low-propensity voting group. I think there's a very really possibility that the youth vote does turn out like Dem-leaning people are hoping - but that it doesn't end up being nearly as Dem-friendly a demographic as they hope. Females under 30 may break for Kamala at something like a 75/25 rate, but males of that age could easily break for Trump at something like a 60/40 rate or even worse. And that could be enough to push him over the top in swing states like Nevada.
I hope I'm wrong about this. I just think some people are still underrating the extent to which young males in this country have had their attention totally captured by online douchebros.