MonmouthPoll
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PENNSYLVANIA VOTER POLL: Presidential support (w/3rd party)
HARRIS / TRUMP
46% / 47% - Registered voters
48% / 48% - Extremely motivated voters
46% / 47% - 2020 voters
48% / 46% - 2022 voters
48% / 47% - High-moderate propensity voters
https://monmouth.edu/polling-institute/reports/MonmouthPoll_PA_103024/
https://x.com/MonmouthPoll/status/1851640405311255040
Citizen Free Press
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Congressman Tom Emmer knows the score.
1)Trump can absolutely win Minnesota.
2)Latest MN poll is a dead heat with Kamala.
From Alpha News
12:55 PM · Oct 30, 2024
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https://x.com/CitizenFreePres/status/1851669371753488664
MIKE DAVIS WITH BANNON: Dems Are Trying To Illegally Register Noncitizens To Vote And Have Those Noncitizens Illegally Vote
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Elon Musk
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Just 2.42% to go and the prophecy will be fulfilled 😂
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Almost there
https://x.com/elonmusk/status/1851659311132692541
Anons in PA, McCormick needs a boost to blow the dem Casey away, pass the word
If Trump wins PA, he will win the entire election.
https://www.monmouth.edu/polling-institute/reports/monmouthpoll_pa_103024/
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Pennsylvania
October 30, 2024
Trump’s prospects hinge on low-propensity voter turnout
(Scott Pressler and his team spent at least one month finding and signing up low propensity voters.)
West Long Branch, NJ – Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump are basically tied in the race for Pennsylvania’s electoral votes, according to the Monmouth (“Mon-muth”) University Poll. This result comes even though Trump is seen as being more in line than Harris with the Keystone State’s political views.Harris does best among high-propensity voters, while Trump’s path to victory relies on turning out enough low-propensity voters. The current state of the U.S. Senate race is a little better for Democrats, but not by much.
https://www.monmouth.edu/polling-institute/reports/monmouthpoll_pa_103024/
Democrats in Pa. approach 2024 election with slimmest voter registration advantage in decades
by Katie Meyer of Spotlight PA and Carter Walker of Votebeat | Sept. 18, 2024
HARRISBURG — Despite a bump following Joe Biden’s exit from the presidential race, Democrats in Pennsylvania are entering the home stretch of the 2024 election with their weakest voter registration advantage compared to Republicans in recent decades.
The party’s raw registration numbers began to rise after Biden dropped out in late July and that trend is continuing. But simultaneously, the number of Republicans has increased even more quickly.In other words, Democrats’ overall share of voters is still declining, and recent increases haven’t made up for losses over the past four years.
The Pennsylvania Department of State makes available voter registration data as far back as 1998.In those 26 years, Democrats have never had as small an advantage as they do now. As of Sept. 16, Democrats made up 44% of registered voters in the commonwealth, down from a 2009 high of 51.2%, while Republicans were at 40.2%, up from 36.9% in 2009. Unaffiliated and third-party voters have boosted their numbers even more, from 11.9% in 2009 to 15.7%.
Republican activists argue their party’s rising voter registrant share proves Donald Trump can once again pull off a Pennsylvania victory. Democrats, meanwhile, say they’ve seen promising trends since Vice President Kamala Harris entered the race, despite their party’s still-declining share of registered voters.Registration has been a particular focus for Early Vote Action, a national GOP operation. The group is run by Scott Presler, a longtime conservative activistwith far-right ties.
Presler has lately focused his efforts — and his national profile — on voter registration, particularly in Pennsylvania. He regularly posts updates on the number of voters he claims his organization has registered. Early Vote Action has contractors across the state who set up voter registration tables and other outreach efforts. Using an app, the contractors also instruct volunteers on how to target key voters by sending postcards and texts, door knocking, and making phone calls.
Jondavid Longo, Early Vote Action’s Pennsylvania director, said the group sometimes runs into difficulties getting voters to trust the election process or agree to vote by mail, after years of GOP claims that the system is broken or rigged. But he’s also convinced that strong Republican numbers aren’t just due to regular registration tides, but are a true expression of sentiment.“It's obvious to everyone that Republican voter registration efforts, and registration efforts in general, are leaning in favor of the Republican Party,” said Longo, who is also the mayor of the Western Pennsylvania borough Slippery Rock, a Butler County GOP committee member, and a community college professor.
“In almost every county, consistently, for almost an entire year, since January, Republicans have outperformed Democrats in voter registration numbers nearly every month or and in nearly every county,” Longo said.
https://www.spotlightpa.org/news/2024/09/pennsylvania-voter-registration-2024-election-democrat-republican-independent-harris-trump/
Citizen Free Press
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Democrat operative tied to Sherrod Brown caught in sting video.
From Ohio.news
12:43 PM · Oct 30, 2024
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https://x.com/CitizenFreePres/status/1851666169293316466
Bucks County ordered to extend on-demand voting until Friday after Trump lawsuitChris Ullery Bucks County Courier Times Oct. 30 2024
Bucks County Judge Jeffrey Trauger has ordered the Bucks County Board of Elections to extend its on-demand mail-in ballot deadline until "the close of business" on Friday, Nov. 1.The Wednesday afternoon ruling stems from a lawsuit filed several hours earlier by former President Donald Trump’s campaign and other state and national GOP groupsclaiming Bucks County illegally turned away voters.
The filing with the Bucks County Court of Common Pleas, posted online late Wednesday morning, alleges that the county violated the state’s election laws by not allowing some voters to use the “on-demand mail-ballot” option in the final hours of the mail-in ballot application at 5 p.m. Oct. 29. Trump and his allies are asking to extend the mail ballot registration window until the close of business today.
On-demand mail voting in Pennsylvania is a process where a registered voter can apply for, complete and return a mail ballot in one stop, rather than waiting for their ballot to arrive by mail and then returning it later.
The window for on-demand voting is only open between when ballots are available until the application deadline, and a surge of participation has caused hours-long waits in multiple counties, including Bucks, over at least the last week. The lawsuit states that election offices in BucksCounty turned away voters “without allowing the opportunity to even submit their applications” and “precluded them from voting by mail, as is their right under the Election Code.”
“In other words, by appearing at one of the Board's offices during posted operating hours and by the application deadlineto exercise their On Demand Mailin-Ballot Option, many of Plaintiffs' members and supporters effectively attempted to apply for a mail in ballot by the application deadline but the Board refused to process the same,” attorney Walter Zimolong, based in Delaware County, wrote in the court documents.
Among the filings are declarations from three Bucks County voters who said they arrived at one ofthree Bucks County election offices between 2:40 p.m. and 3:25 p.m., just hours before the mail-in application deadline, and were “told by county officials I would not be able to request, receive, vote, and submit a mailed-in ballotand that I would have to return on a different day.”Trump’s campaign is joined in the suit by the Republican National Committee, Republican Party of Pennsylvania, Pennsylvania Republican Senate candidate Dave McCormick and his campaign.
What has Bucks County said?
Bucks County officials did not immediately respond to requests for comment Wednesday afternoon and did not comment on initial claims at a Tuesday night rally in Allentown by RNC Chairman Micheal Whatley and McCormick.
The county did post from its account on X, formerly Twitter, on Tuesday that some voters were “briefly” told they couldn’t be accommodated for on-demand voting, but added that those voters “were given the opportunity to submit mail-in ballot applications” that same day.
A follow-up post in that thread said that the ballots would either be mailed to those voters or they could pick them up later this week.
Did the state require lines to remain open?
A repeated refrain in the lawsuit is that voters were under the impression that they had the right to both request and receive or “cast” their mail by the Tuesday deadline.
The lawsuit features another X post on the Pennsylvania Department of State account, saying thatPennsylvania Secretary of State Al Schmidt “expressly advised voters” that being in line before the deadline “should be permitted to apply for and receive a mail-in ballot.”The post referenced in the lawsuit doesn’t specifically say that voters would receive a ballot.
“If you are in line at a county elections office before tonight at 5 p.m. to apply for your mail-in ballot, counties must give you an opportunity to do so," the post read. "Our team continues to work with all counties to ensure every single eligible voter who wants to vote by mail ballot is able to.”
Under state law, voters who are in line at polling places on Election Day before polls close at 8 p.m. can’t be turned away, but that may not be a legal requirement for the on-demand voting option.
A slate of Republican lawmakers from Bucks County introduced a bill Tuesday that would treat on-demand mail ballot lines the same as lines on Election Day after multiple days of reported long lines and claims that voters were previously "turned away."
https://www.phillyburbs.com/story/news/politics/elections/2024/10/30/donald-trump-bucks-county-lawsuit-to-extend-mail-ballot-deadline-on-demand-early-voting-pa/75943221007/