Anonymous ID: 39dde5 Oct. 25, 2024, 7:41 a.m. No.21827376   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>7399 >>7552 >>7598

Michael Pruser

@MichaelPruser

 

It's becoming more clear with each passing day that Republicans' greatest strength in turnout resides in the Sun Belt so far.

 

In both Arizona and Nevada, Democrats are pulling more voters from their reliable pool (3/3 general election voters) while Republicans are getting more voters from everywhere else.

 

As time passes and turnout rises, Democrats are left with an increasing share of new and low-frequency available voters, while Republicans still have a sizable portion of their 3/3 waiting in the wings.

 

In Clark County, it's about as drastic as one could draw it; Democrats cannot pull away from Republicans in the early vote because while Democrats have a 75k registration advantage in low and no-frequency voters, the raw turnout in these buckets is nearly the same between the parties.

 

Both are burning through the same rate of the 3/3 voters, but eventually,Democrats will need to find a way to get their new voters to vote.

 

Otherwise, their registration advantage in Clark can never be realized.

 

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Anonymous ID: 39dde5 Oct. 25, 2024, 7:51 a.m. No.21827434   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>7552 >>7598

>>21827406

God this is Funny, Kevin pointing out the dems were undemocratic when they hand picked Kamala. The whole panel go into harpy mode, talking over everyone! God Bless Kevin, he always keeps his cool

Anonymous ID: 39dde5 Oct. 25, 2024, 8:01 a.m. No.21827493   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>7510

>>21827406

That one harpy says, "do you really think this matters to voters?" That right there is why they will lose.

 

Of course it matters to voters, the 14 million voted for Bidan not Kamala is one of the main reasons dems are voting for Trump, he won his primary, and they chose the worst chicken in the coup, and its up to voters to vote for their candidate. The dems kicked out the voters choice.

 

The dems sidelined the voters and the Constitution, they obviously don't care about the voters, that the President and government serve at their will and pleasure.

 

This video is a clear example that dems are dictators while they call Trump Hitler.

Anonymous ID: 39dde5 Oct. 25, 2024, 8:05 a.m. No.21827521   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>7545 >>7552 >>7598

Michael Pruser

@MichaelPruser

 

In Pennsylvania, Republicans are racing to the finish line in new requests and daily returns, closing the gap on Democratic margins in both categories.

 

There was a time two weeks ago when the Democratic return rate edge ballooned to 9% over Republicans, but it has now been halved. This is much more a product of "just wait" than anything.

 

Allegheny, Montgomery, and Philadelphia Counties had ballots in the hands of voters while most other counties did not, and as returns came in, they raced to the front.

 

Now, these counties have already reported 75% of the total ballots they're expected to, and with eight more reports coming …there's very little left outstanding, while rurals and suburbs have a much larger share of outstanding ballots.

 

With an expected large # of requests coming from R's Monday, the return edge won't move very much on the next report, but starting Tuesday, it will work quickly toward zero (and may flip when we're all said and done).

 

This is nothing more than a state that typically has a very close return rate gap between parties being wonky.Ballots were sent to voters on a very different schedule to create the appearance of a D enthusiasm gap earlyand an R enthusiasm gap down the stretch.

 

Neither is true from a return rate point of view. Voters are returning ballots as they receive them.

 

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