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Early voting started today in my area and I did what’s important… VOTED. Stood in line with my dad for an hour and 45 minutes. One of the poll workers mentioned THOUSANDS (of votes) and it’s only been 5 hours since it started. Glad to have it over with. Feels great.
People are getting their early votes in. Ultimately what matters is vote. Regardless of who you are voting for… and I wrote it “Jared Goff” for a few of the lesser important local positions when there was only one candidate to choose from.AAL 2023 - Alim McNeill
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Originally posted by Mike View PostSlotkin is also running ads touting her ability to work with Trump. He signed one of the bills she sponsored!
Probably much ado about nothing... but it's something.
Still, it's nowhere near enough for me to ever vote for her, but it sure could pay off a lot of student loans..
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Originally posted by lineygoblue View PostI repeat the comment I made in here almost 3 years ago. If Donald Trump wins the Presidency in '24, it will be the Democrats' fault for not putting a better candidate up against him.
We all knew he was going to run again. That was a given. It was up to the Democrats to make this country run so well in the meantime, that even Trump supporters would be awed by the work they did.
Instead, we get Giggles as the alternative to Trump.
If Trump wins, its on you, Dems.
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Early voting and mail-in voting is going to look a lot different this year from 2020 but the Dems are underperforming pretty badly right now in Nevada. They have a lot of ground to make up before Election Day.
Nevada is the only state where I trust the early voting numbers to be predictive and Jon Ralston knows what he's talking about. You can get daily updates below.
The early voting blog, 2024 - The Nevada Independent
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Originally posted by Dr. Strangelove View Post
Oh bullshit. if Trump wins it's on the people who vote for him. Period. Have some goddamn personal accountability. You had a choice and you chose Trump. The Dems didn't make you do it. You chose it.
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Originally posted by Mike View Post
Well, they could have had a real primary and nominated a viable candidate but they chose to circumvent our democratic process. If that bites them in the ass, it IS the D's fault, 100%.
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This day in polling:
A new Atlanta Journal Constitution poll has Trump +4 pushing his RCP average to over a 2.5% lead in Georgia. He's +1.8 in Arizona. Many of the key swing states only have the Wall Street Journal poll from early October in Harris' favor but a new Atlas Intel poll has her up 2 in North Carolina. For all the blowback against the "R" pollsters like Trafalgar and Rasmussen, their results are pretty much in line with everyone else's.
Betting average is Trump +21.4.
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Originally posted by Dr. Strangelove View Post
Anyone who votes for Trump has agency and personal accountability. Buzz off with this crap that the Dems are responsible for anything bad done by either political party. Republican primary voters overwhelmingly wanted their beloved senile game show host to come back for a 3rd bite at the apple. Deal with it. He's your boy. Yours. Not mine. You're voting for him. Not me. No one's forcing you to do anything. You have free will.
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If the Dems lose the election, it's primarily on Biden for breaking his understood promise to only serve one term. He dropped out too late to hold an entire set of primaries, so only an open convention was a possibility. And that would've almost certainly been a fiasco with multiple factions forming and the media yelling DEMS IN DISARRAY for weeks. Harris obviously stinks but we had to coalesce fast around somebody and she made the most sense.
Anyways thank you to Donald Trump for agreeing to an unusually early debate in June. Without that Sleepy Joe would be the candidate right now.Last edited by Dr. Strangelove; October 22, 2024, 07:40 AM.
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538 Averages vs RCP averages. 538 gives extra weight to pollsters who have a track record for accuracy. RCP does not
RCP
WI: Trump +0.4
NC: Trump +0.5
NV: Trump +0.7
PA: Trump +0.8
MI: Trump +1.2
AZ: Trump +1.8
GA: Trump +2.5
538
WI: Harris +0.3
NV: Harris +0.3
MI: Harris +0.2
PA: Trump +0.3
NC: Trump +0.8
GA: Trump +1.5
AZ: Trump +1.9
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That's possibly because Harris got a decent batch of swing state polls from George Mason/Wash Post. RCP doesn't appear to include them.
Honestly the race has been extremely stagnant. If you look at RCP's average of Pennsylvania, both Harris and Trump have stayed between 47% and 48.5% since early August.
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Yeah, stagnation is expected. I don’t think there are a ton of fence walkers. People hate Trump and would never vote for him or hate Kamala and would never vote for her (or in my case, both). I don’t think debates or whatever will move that needle much."The problem with quotes on the Internet is that it is sometimes hard to verify their authenticity." -Abraham Lincoln
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