Are y’all concerned about Kamala’s early voting lead?

[Tribal Outkast]

People be talking about what the media is doing and they don’t watch none of that shyt. Polls are like podcasts now, everybody got one. Just wait and see.

 

[Rasille]

I thought Trump had the lead?

 

[Samori Toure]

every map I've seen shows Trump winning even if he loses some supposed swing states, especially Georgia

Maps or polls? You might have been looking at fake polls put out by Republicans and Russians, because none of the credible major polls that I have seen have shown Trump winning nationally. IPSOS showed Harris up 3% or 4% points nationally.

 

[MoshpitMazi]

When trump loses to that black woman

 

[daemonova]

Maps or polls? You might have been looking at fake polls put out by Republicans and Russians, because none of the credible major polls that I have seen have shown Trump winning nationally. IPSOS showed Harris up 3% or 4% points nationally.

maps

 

[Arithmetic]

In 2016 and 2020, about 65% of Trump’s total voters voted on Election Day. Everyone I know who’s voted for Kamala has already voted. Are you concerned that she’s not up by at least 30% across the Battleground states?

Both of these two are MAGA based on their timeline, so take their interpretation with a grain of salt.

 

[Samori Toure]

Both of these two are MAGA based on their timeline, so take their interpretation with a grain of salt.

Yeah and people also have to remember that Elame Moist and the Russians are putting out fake stories. Here is some actual analysis from early voting in Pennsylvania:

Donald Trump Gets Bad News From Two Early Voting Trends in Pennsylvania​

Published Nov 01, 2024 at 10:21 AM EDT

Early Pennsylvania voting data has highlighted two potentially worrying trends for Donald Trump's hopes of beating Vice President Kamala Harris in the crucial battleground state, according to analysis.

The former president is faced with a couple of potential warning signs as data from Pennsylvania shows more women have voted early than men in the 2024 election, and registered Democrats aged over 65 have so far also outvoted Republicans of the same age group, Politico reported this week.

It is unclear who these Pennsylvanians voted for, but seniors in the state have generally been a reliably Republican constituency and the Harris campaign has made it a priority to appeal to women, through issues like abortion. Republicans do tend to cast their votes more on Election Day, rather than with mail-in or early voting.

Harris' clearest path to victory in November would be to win the three blue-wall battleground states of Pennsylvania, with its 19 Electoral College votes, Michigan and Wisconsin, barring any shock results elsewhere. Trump's most efficient route to 270 electoral votes would involve winning Pennsylvania, Georgia and North Carolina.

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Registered Democrats account for about 58 percent of votes cast by seniors, compared to 35 percent for Republicans, Politico reported on Thursday. The over-65s have cast nearly half of the early ballots so far.

The over-65s historically vote in higher numbers during elections than any other age group.

Trump won more support from the over-65s in both the 2020 and 2016 elections nationally. The former president got around 53 percent of the senior vote in Pennsylvania at the 2020 election while still losing the state to Joe Biden.

Tom Bonier, a Democratic strategist and CEO of the data firm TargetSmart, said he is surprised by what he is calling the "silver surge" in early voting from senior Democrats.

"Our expectation going into the early vote was that it would, in general, skew substantially more Republican than in 2020," Bonier told Politico. "There is no more pandemic, Democrats were more Covid conscious...and Republicans have been pushing early voting."

The early voting figures suggesting Harris is leading among the over-65s is also backed by recent polling.




Donald Trump gets bad news from two early voting trends in Pennsylvania

 

[Ozymandeas]

All Kamala needs to win is Michigan, Wisconsin and Pennsylvania.

She's definitely winning the first two.

Pennsylvania is less clear but, from everything I've seen, she has the advantage there.

 

[Adebisi_Said]

I want her to lose.

You're on the wrong site, bruh. If you're openly hoping for a woman to lose, then it better be Jill Stein.

 

[lib123]

Serious question, have y’all interacted with white Americans socially outside of school and/or work settings? I thought the odds of the election were 50/50 but I’m legitimately shocked how many if not most of y’all were discounting Trump and how white folks would vote.

 

[Arris]

Serious question, have y’all interacted with white Americans socially outside of school and/or work settings? I thought the odds of the election were 50/50 but I’m legitimately shocked how many if not most of y’all were discounting Trump and how white folks would vote.

social media/news is powerful and every individual thinks they're above being swayed. Nobody on here wanted her when noise about biden actually stepping down became real. Close to nobody on here thought she was a viable candidate to replace him. When she was chosen there was panic and doom and gloom about the Dems chances

then the news and social media went crazy with trump suddenly being the dementia riddled kooky old man, piling on JD Vance, and any maga statements getting magnified to show how crazy they were

about a month of that and sentiment changed like the snap of a finger

 

[lib123]

social media/news is powerful and every individual thinks they're above being swayed. Nobody on here wanted her when noise about biden actually stepping down became real. Close to nobody on here thought she was a viable candidate to replace him. When she was chosen there was panic and doom and gloom about the Dems chances

then the news and social media went crazy with trump suddenly being the dementia riddled kooky old man, piling on JD Vance, and any maga statements getting magnified to show how crazy they were

about a month of that and sentiment changed like the snap of a finger

Yeah and aside from social media it seems a lot of people believed the amounts of money she raised quickly was reflective of widespread support.

 

[Adebisi_Said]

The only thing that's fully guaranteed is that Van Jones will be crying on Tuesday night. He'll be crying tears of happiness or tears of sadness. But the tears will be flowing.

He was somewhat composed.