2024 U.S. Presidential Election Thread

[the cac mamba]

I've always maintained that the real reason conservatives are so hung up on the abortion issue is they don't think white women are having enough kids.

that is the reason. it's become a battle cry for insecure white men, who are worried about white people getting outpaced by mexicans

 

[The ADD]

I don't think people realize that most voters had no real idea about early voting and it's availability prior to Covid. It wasn't as widely advertised and most people thought early voting was simply absentee voting.

I truly believe we've turned a corner on that front and you will continue to see steady early voting numbers because a big factor for some non-voters was simply convenience.

This plus with WFH and Flex Schedules people and go during the week and save their weekend.

 

[taker597]

 

[taker597]

 

[taker597]

 

[FAH1223]

Polls are goofy now. I'm not posting anymore for the next two and a half weeks.

 

[cobra]

Kamala is officially a slight underdog now - she needs to close very strong

 

[taker597]

well, this is kind of embarrassing



just shows how poisonous progressives' bullshyt is in swing states

Did another sleeper agent Republican expose themselves?

 

[Saysumthinfunnymike]

The raw data looks decent for Kamala in PA so far and PA concerns me more than MI. If Kamala protects the northern blue wall there's nothing Trump can do

 

[acri1]

This is way too close for comfort that 2016 trauma is creeping up on me

 

[bnew]

Spoiler: larger images

 

[Piff Perkins]

I don't think people realize that most voters had no real idea about early voting and it's availability prior to Covid. It wasn't as widely advertised and most people thought early voting was simply absentee voting.

I truly believe we've turned a corner on that front and you will continue to see steady early voting numbers because a big factor for some non-voters was simply convenience.

This is an interesting idea and my mom actually said this to me recently. Like, what if we're now in a perpetual period of high turnout because people realize how easy it is to vote without standing in a long line after work. And I definitely think this will be a high turnout election, hence the data we're getting from MI and PA.

 

[FAH1223]

 

[the cac mamba]

This is an interesting idea and my mom actually said this to me recently. Like, what if we're now in a perpetual period of high turnout because people realize how easy it is to vote without standing in a long line after work. And I definitely think this will be a high turnout election, hence the data we're getting from MI and PA.

i can see republicans making a big push for one day voting if they lose in november, but they're gonna have to answer for why. "because we're losers" won't be good enough

it'll work in some dark red states, but not anywhere purple

 

[good pups]

I have zero knowledge about what the early voting numbers *should* look like, but I figure that at the very least they aren't flashing warning signs because if they were, more knowledgeable people would be freaking out loudly