2024 U.S. Presidential Election Thread

[MeachTheMonster]

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.

Covid changed a lot for good.

The idea of remote meetings/events is here to stay even if people are back in the office for work.

My kids don’t get snow days anymore cause they still have the laptops they got for covid and they know how use zoom.

Voting has forever lost the “inconvenient” stigma. You get over a month and multiple easy ways to do it. I expect turnout to keep increasing.

 

[Saysumthinfunnymike]

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

It's all about the turnout for the Dems. If signs point to a really good turnout and Dems are turning out, that's good... when turnout is high, Dems usually win. There's way more nuance to some of the numbers that we'll see but that's the one thing to remember.

 

[88m3]

Harris questions Trump's fitness for president over "exhaustion" and event cancellations​

 

[jerniebert]

 

[wire28]

I agree he's outworking her she's running a terrible campaign right now. She will probably win but being outwork by a 80 year old is nuts

That autumn aesthetic

Like clock work welcome to higher learning yall

 

[Th3G3ntleman]

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

Wasn't goofy when you was posting doomer Trump +5 type shyt flailing around but now that its swinging the other way you got some issue?

 

[StatUS]

It's just weird that some polls have it tied nationally. Swing states sure but

 

[the cac mamba]

this is barbaric thank christ nevada went all-mail in

 

[PoorAndDangerous]

Anyone who thinks Kamala is an underdog is delulu. The only way for Trump to win is for him to have gained moderate swing voters, he and his campaign have done nothing to do that, in fact he’s probably alienated them even more.

 

[BigMoneyGrip]

It’s an offshore betting site that you need crypto to even place a bet and it’s only accessible to 1 company

Peter theil and shelon musk going to jail lol

 

[88m3]

It's just weird that some polls have it tied nationally. Swing states sure but

I sincerely hope you'll consider voting still

 

[MeachTheMonster]

Anyone who thinks Kamala is an underdog is delulu. The only way for Trump to win is for him to have gained moderate swing voters, he and his campaign have done nothing to do that, in fact he’s probably alienated them even more.

But what about all the Black men that have defected to trump

 

[Loose]

Like clock work welcome to higher learning yall

You just worry about your blue maga boss making this election hard in Michigan because he can't stop being a blatant racism and disavow Israel's warcrimes

 

[Mike809]

 

[No1]

It's just weird that some polls have it tied nationally. Swing states sure but

It’s the same thing as in 2022. They’re oversampling Republicans because of 2016 and 2020. But they haven’t figured out a way to perfectly account for “likely voters” - I.e. the people who pulled up in 2022 just because of abortion. They probably wouldn’t count as “likely” voters. That said, the race does appear to have tightened as Republican billionaires starting putting in hundreds of millions.