2024 U.S. Presidential Election Thread: Donald Trump wins & will return to the White House; GOP wins U.S. Senate & U.S. House

[the next guy]

You need to make better decisions

He's gone in 4 years either way

 

[iceberg_is_on_fire]

Allan wants all the smoke.

 

[the cac mamba]

He's gone in 4 years either way

that's not a short time

 

[the next guy]

that's not a short time

Feels like the pandemic was yesterday

 

[Loose]

Yea I'm positive she's winning this turnout is high across the board

 

[iamduval]

He's gone in 4 years either way

He could do a decade worth of damage.

 

[Big Jo]

Am I wrong to think that higher turnout automatically favors dem? like Kamala has much higher "turnout upside" than trump?

is there any scenario where high turnout is better for Repubs?

 

[Bleed The Freak]

If this upcoming L (back to back) won't shock them into their senses nothing will

 

[Loose]

He's gone in 4 years either way

4 years can have impact for the next 50

 

[the next guy]

Am I wrong to think that higher turnout automatically favors dem? like Kamala has much higher "turnout upside" than trump?

is there any scenario where high turnout is better for Repubs?

Yeah because more white dudes are voting. Problem is just enough of them need to go Harris in WI, MI, PA.

 

[Loose]

Am I wrong to think that higher turnout automatically favors dem? like Kamala has much higher "turnout upside" than trump?

is there any scenario where high turnout is better for Repubs?

Yes republicans need low turnout to win

 

[the cac mamba]

 

[Bleed The Freak]

He could do a lifetime worth of damage.

Fixed

 

[Pressure]

This guy really thinks he knows it all. fukk this orange POS

You can tell this guy got through school and life just having other people do the work for him and then trying to repeat it.

 

[CEO of Morgan Industries]

Am I wrong to think that higher turnout automatically favors dem? like Kamala has much higher "turnout upside" than trump?

is there any scenario where high turnout is better for Repubs?

I think we've observed this in the past eight years:

Low turnout overall: Dems now win because suburban voters have come to them (off-elections being bluer the last few years).

Low Dem turnout, high Rep turnout: Reps win.

High turnout across the board: Dems win because there are more of us.