Democrats over-performing in early voting, even in strong GOP districts! (Representatives, represent)

[RhodyRepub]

Originally Posted by maciesmom

https://rvat.org/

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.axi...3181dd99c.html


https://lincolnproject.us/

https://www.facebook.com/veteransagainsttrump/

https://m.votevets.org/press/votevet...mate-president


We'll see.

You guys keep telling us polls don't matter and that you all lie when asked ....

Trump had more votes in the Republican Primary than Biden....even though no one was seriously contending the nomination.


Now that's enthusiasm!

[Wittgenstein's Ghost]

Originally Posted by RhodyRepub

Trump had more votes in the Republican Primary than Biden....even though no one was seriously contending the nomination.


Now that's enthusiasm!

He had more votes because no one was contending the election....

[WrongStreet]

Originally Posted by RhodyRepub

Trump had more votes in the Republican Primary than Biden....even though no one was seriously contending the nomination.


Now that's enthusiasm!

That isn't enthusiasm, there was nobody else to vote for except Bill Weld, and he still got 13K votes.

Look at the total voter turnout in NH for Republicans versus Democrats, Dem turnout was well over twice the number.

Now THAT is enthusiasm. You think any of those Democrats are voting for Trump? Highly unlikely. But some of those Bill Weld voters might be voting for Biden.

[maciesmom]

Originally Posted by Wittgenstein's Ghost

He had more votes because no one was contending the election....

Exactly

[g555]

Originally Posted by Daywalk

It’s over if Arizona turns blue, which is looking like it

Arizona has 11 electoral votes, while Pennsylvania has 20. It could be possible where Trump wins PA while Biden wins Arizona.

11 electoral votes is important, but not as important as the electoral votes that say Florida brings in.

[va-mainah]

Originally Posted by Daywalk

https://www.politico.com/news/2020/1...-states-431363

Absolute bloodbath for the CONS!

Projected vote share of early voting in 6 key states :
Pennsylvania (1.2 mil votes) : Biden 73 vs 27 Trump
Michigan (1.8 mil votes) : Biden 62 vs 38 Trump
Wisconsin (844k votes) : Biden 61 vs 39 Trump
Arizona (1.1 mil votes) : Biden 58 vs 42 Trump
North Carolina (2.1 mil votes) : Biden 57 vs 43 Trump
Florida (4.2 mil votes) : Biden 56 vs 44 Trump

You have some failed logic thinking all those registered Dem votes in PA, MI and WI are all going to Biden. Lots of registered blue collar whites that will be voting for Trump.

And take PA for example aprox 6 million people voted there in 2016. So 1.2 is just over 1/6th of the total votes to be cast. None of this means much.

[maciesmom]

Originally Posted by g555

Arizona has 11 electoral votes, while Pennsylvania has 20. It could be possible where Trump wins PA while Biden wins Arizona.

11 electoral votes is important, but not as important as the electoral votes that say Florida brings in.

Florida alone will not get Trump to 270. He needs most/all the swing/toss-up states to get there.


https://www.270towin.com/

[Ponderosa]

Originally Posted by shadowne

Republicans tend to vote in person on election day.

Not in Arizona.

[Ponderosa]

Originally Posted by RhodyRepub

Trump had more votes in the Republican Primary than Biden....even though no one was seriously contending the nomination.


Now that's enthusiasm!

There was no Republican presidential primary in Arizona this year.

[beach43ofus]

Originally Posted by Daywalk

https://www.politico.com/news/2020/1...-states-431363

Absolute bloodbath for the CONS!

Projected vote share of early voting in 6 key states :
Pennsylvania (1.2 mil votes) : Biden 73 vs 27 Trump
Michigan (1.8 mil votes) : Biden 62 vs 38 Trump
Wisconsin (844k votes) : Biden 61 vs 39 Trump
Arizona (1.1 mil votes) : Biden 58 vs 42 Trump
North Carolina (2.1 mil votes) : Biden 57 vs 43 Trump
Florida (4.2 mil votes) : Biden 56 vs 44 Trump

For those who believe in polls...

I just heard on the Sean Hannity show from a pollster he had on the air, that in Florida, Republicans lead Democrats in in-person early voting by 145,000. He said that didn't include mail ins, just in-person early voting.

I dont know what percent that is, Red over Blue, but I'm guessing its within 5%, so early in-person voting leans Trump. The figure given above might just be mail-ins.

Both pollsters Hannity had on the air an hour ago, said they see Florida going for Trump!

I'm not sure what polls they are with, I half listened because I was driving and I dont believe much in polls.

I got the Florida part right though!