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Anyway, reports yesterday that Republicans are on average 10% up on 2020 early voting figures. 

 

Pennsylvania is worth watching. 2020 figures were appprox 1.8 million early Dems v 650,000 early Republican. 

 

Female early voting is approx the same, 54-56% across the board. 

 

Penn early votes won it for Biden. Overall early vote turnout in this state will be a good indicator of where the election is going. 

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Here's the actual early voting tallies for PA in 2020. This year around 800,000 have voted already. 

 

Democrats 1,702,484 64.7 1,941,131 87.7
Republicans 623,404 23.7 784,851 79.4
Minor 20,111 0.8 25,367 79.3
No Party Affiliation 283,673 10.8 336,175 84.4
TOTAL 2,629,672 100.0 3,087,524 85.2
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13 minutes ago, theblether said:

Here's the actual early voting tallies for PA in 2020. This year around 800,000 have voted already. 

 

Democrats 1,702,484 64.7 1,941,131 87.7
Republicans 623,404 23.7 784,851 79.4
Minor 20,111 0.8 25,367 79.3
No Party Affiliation 283,673 10.8 336,175 84.4
TOTAL 2,629,672 100.0 3,087,524 85.2

 

Please add a source.

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I think "Russian collusion hoax", refers to the whole Steel dossier, Alpha bank, Trump colluding with Russia thing, not whether or not Russia tried to interfere with the election. 

 

The Mueller investigation went on for quite a while and did not find Trump guilty of any wrongdoing, even though we heard almost daily that an indictment was coming any day. 

 

You guys will all claim it's not so, but it is so. 

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2 hours ago, earlinclaifornia said:

All of these except for these four
MAGA are now so sad

Polls are meaningless now, since their margin of error is so high. 

 

What matters now are early votes, and turnout.

 

Where the big vote numbers are from matters.

 

The polls are a distraction.

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33 minutes ago, Hanaguma said:

One thing the polls DO show, though, is trend. And the trend is away from Harris and towards Trump. Both at the national level and, more importantly, in the swing states. Hell, Trump is even trending upwards in Michigan and WIsconsin, same for the GOP senate candidates in those states.  Could be a 300 plus EC victory is this continues. 

You've been fooled by the wave of Republican polls that flood the media every October.

 

Trump suffers from a failing ground operation, which will limit turnout on Election Day.

 

Conversely, Harris is way ahead in early voting. If you think Trump is going to win in Wisconsin, take a look at this:

 

https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/2024-elections/wisconsin-results

 

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30 minutes ago, Danderman123 said:

It's worse for the Republicans in Michigan early voting. Large numbers of women voters motivated to vote early, I wonder what that's about.

 

 

 

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We shall see.... the bettors still see it at 60/40 for Trump.   

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3 minutes ago, jippytum said:

No suprise here.

The political  elite have tried every dirty trick legal and otherwise to curtail Trump. 

The positve factors for Trump's campain Elon Musk and Kamala Harris. 

Elon Musk is a positive................:unsure:

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On 10/20/2024 at 8:09 AM, riclag said:

Its all about hate with them:

 

WOW...are you genuinely this delusional...or just this willfully ignorant and dishonest

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The Dems had their chance to replace Harris when Biden announced he was stepping down, if they'd put in someone like Shapiro or Newsom they would have walked it.

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