2024 Pre-Election Political Polls | POLL - Trump would have had 7 point lead over Biden

  • Thread starter Thread starter nycfan
  • Start date Start date
  • Replies: 5K
  • Views: 184K
  • Politics 
You can pull data on who votes in which party’s primaries; people voting in off-year (‘22, ‘18, ‘14) Democratic primaries are likely Democrats. People who only vote in Republican Presidential primaries are likely Trumplicans.
Glad to see your post . I know every time you sneeze you forget more than I ever knew about this stuff. I hear you
 
NC Turnout Rates (by party registration) from previous Elections:

as it currently stands
after 10/31 (still have two days of EV to go)
R 55.8
D 51.3 (-4.5)
U 43.0 (-12.8)

2022
R 58.6
D 51.3 (-6.5)
U 44.8 (-13.8)

2020
R 81.6
D 75.1 (-6.5)
U 69.8 (-12)

2018
R 56
D 52 (-4)
U 45 (-11)

2016
R 75
D 68 (-7)
U 63 (-12)

2014
R 51
D 46 (-5)
U 36 (-15)

2012
R 73
D 70 (-3)
U 60 (-13)

2010
R 50
D 44 (-6)
U 33 (-17)

2008
R 71
D 71
U 61 (-10)

editing to add: I believe if Dems can maintain under a 6% difference in turnout with R's, then we have a shot. I don't know what to think of unaffiliated haha, hoping turnout differences are more like 2018, 2012 or 2008 in a best case scenario of course.
 
NC Turnout Rates (by party registration) from previous Elections:

as it currently stands
after 10/31 (still have two days of EV to go)
R 55.8
D 51.3 (-4.5)
U 43.0 (-12.8)

2022
R 58.6
D 51.3 (-6.5)
U 44.8 (-13.8)

2020
R 81.6
D 75.1 (-6.5)
U 69.8 (-12)

2018
R 56
D 52 (-4)
U 45 (-11)

2016
R 75
D 68 (-7)
U 63 (-12)

2014
R 51
D 46 (-5)
U 36 (-15)

2012
R 73
D 70 (-3)
U 60 (-13)

2010
R 50
D 44 (-6)
U 33 (-17)

2008
R 71
D 71
U 61 (-10)

editing to add: I believe if Dems can maintain under a 6% difference in turnout with R's, then we have a shot. I don't know what to think of unaffiliated haha
Look at unaffiliated as “Diet Dem”. Republicans are simply outnumbered. Just a matter of turnout.
 
I do think there's a good chance we get three or four Trump stories over the weekend that dwarf the Cheney story. Buckle up. Trump in panic mode is like a honey badger on bath salts.

ETA -- And let's not forget, Trump knows he's fighting not to be president of the United States, but to stay out of jail.
Half the nation has already voted, it's getting late in the game.
 
Shocker: the international betting markets that Elon and others have been harping on are likely being heavily manipulated (this was already discussed/reported, but this is a newer story):


(Also, note that Polymarket has trended from a high of 67% or so in favor of Trump back down to 62%, pretty much immediately after Elon started making his favorite teen boy joke by hoping it would get to "69.420%"
 
NC Turnout Rates (by party registration) from previous Elections:

as it currently stands
after 10/31 (still have two days of EV to go)
R 55.8
D 51.3 (-4.5)
U 43.0 (-12.8)

2022
R 58.6
D 51.3 (-6.5)
U 44.8 (-13.8)

2020
R 81.6
D 75.1 (-6.5)
U 69.8 (-12)

2018
R 56
D 52 (-4)
U 45 (-11)

2016
R 75
D 68 (-7)
U 63 (-12)

2014
R 51
D 46 (-5)
U 36 (-15)

2012
R 73
D 70 (-3)
U 60 (-13)

2010
R 50
D 44 (-6)
U 33 (-17)

2008
R 71
D 71
U 61 (-10)

editing to add: I believe if Dems can maintain under a 6% difference in turnout with R's, then we have a shot. I don't know what to think of unaffiliated haha, hoping turnout differences are more like 2018, 2012 or 2008 in a best case scenario of course.
My wife and I just got back from adding two straight D tickets. I’m registered UA and she’s Dem.
 
Half the nation has already voted, it's getting late in the game.
I’m not saying anything that happens will change the outcome. I think that’s already baked. I just won’t be surprised to see some fireworks this weekend, even by Trump standards, as he starts to realize it’s all collapsing around him.
 

I'm not sure this is a logical argument. It's assuming that state partisan leans are the same as they have been in the last eight years, which seems (at least from poll data) not to be the case now.

But I think the real reason is simple: nobody is actually excited about voting for Trump right now. Not even his base. They will, and they are turning out to vote for him because they're inexplicably shit-scared of Kamala even though the last 12 years of Dem administrations have been good for most people. But anyway, if your vote requires you to plug your nose, and you don't live in a swing state, then why bother?

It is entirely possible that the Dems enthusiasm advantage will show up mostly where it doesn't matter. Hopefully not. Probably not. But it's possible. When I lived in NYC I sometimes didn't vote. I was too busy and it didn't mean anything and I was not excited about John Kerry. If I had been living in Ohio, my attitude would have been different.
 
Back
Top