If there's 10% unemployment and 9% inflation and shelves are bare, I have my doubts that Georgia will flip. Wisconsin will. NC will. And other states that seem out of reach will be in play in that scenario.
I don't know - judging from the California chart there was less of a red shift than Democrats just not showing up. And that seems to have been the story of the election. It's not that Trump got more votes - his total increased from 74 million to 77 million - it's that Kamala lost over 6 million votes from Biden's 2020 total. The real issue, imo, wasn't so much a red shift as Democrats just not turning out. That's what Democrats need to work on - how to fire up their base and get them out to vote. Of course Trump 2.0 may take care of that problem if they screw up enough, which seems likely given the (mostly) clown show he's appointing to his cabinet and as agency heads.
Democrats don't need to get people to turn out in New York, New Jersey and California, which accounts for the bulk of the 6 million delta between Kamala and Joe. They need people to turn out in MiWisPaAzGaNevNC
The first step for Democrats is admitting they have a problem.
Unless you live in PA where laws were ignored and policy made up at the whim of the board chair.
How does counting valid votes undermine election security?
Were the votes valid? Valid meaning meeting the standards per the laws of PA elections?
The segment posted is unclear. It discusses votes the chairman wanted counted that everyone else voted not to. Then it discussed some 500 or so contested votes that were accepted. It's not clear from the clip whether or not those are the same group of votes or if there were two, groups ,one of which was turned down for a different reason than the ones accepted.
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