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Who do you expect to win the election next Tuesday?

Who do you expect to win the election next Tuesday?

  • Trump

    Votes: 37 50.7%
  • Harris

    Votes: 36 49.3%

  • Total voters
    73
6 weeks ago I would have said Harris.

Today I think Trump.

Kamala Harris is a uniquely horrible Presidential candidate. Far too radical and does not believe in the Constitution or the rule of law. Look at her immigration comments. Laws are beneath her. Look at her office hiding evidence to imprison 1,000 people wrongly while she was AG. Her office hid the evidence to free them. Laws are beneath her. God help us if she gets elected.
 
Quit your whining 😭 and cast your vote .

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Lol at “you do realize.” Always funny when you chime in & try to make a point. You & ihawk provide easy laughs.
I take it you don’t notice all the other posters doing the same. Heck @What Would Jesus Do? has like 5 or 6 posts on the front page alone right now. And it’s not like they are great posts.
 
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6 weeks ago I would have said Harris.

Today I think Trump.

Kamala Harris is a uniquely horrible Presidential candidate. Far too radical and does not believe in the Constitution or the rule of law. Look at her immigration comments. Laws are beneath her. Look at her office hiding evidence to imprison 1,000 people wrongly while she was AG. Her office hid the evidence to free them. Laws are beneath her. God help us if she gets elected.
And yet she is still 100x the person Trump is and why I'm voting against my registered party.
 
And yet she is still 100x the person Trump is and why I'm voting against my registered party.

The president can't even really do much so why not vote for your party?

By voting for the other party, you are voting in favor of things you don't agree with.

If you just can't see yourself voting for your party, why not withhold from voting.

I'd ask the same question to either side.
 
The president can't even really do much so why not vote for your party?

By voting for the other party, you are voting in favor of things you don't agree with.

I'd ask the same question to either side

While I agree with you, I did that twice. I'm voting to hopefully wipe Trump, the Maga movement and Christian Nationalists' from having such a stronghold on the party.

Or better yet I wish we could get a viable 3rd party option.
 
The election results are as simple as this. Are the voters in Philly and Pittsburgh motivated to go out and vote for Kamala and against Trump? That's the only thing that matters on Tuesday. I think they are.
 
The election results are as simple as this. Are the voters in Philly and Pittsburgh motivated to go out and vote for Kamala and against Trump? That's the only thing that matters on Tuesday. I think they are.

In PA, when comparing registered voters this election year to 2020, Democrats face a net loss of 257,281 voters, while Republicans have a net gain of 428,537 registered voters.

The Trump campaign on the ground in Pennsylvania celebrated the data, saying "Kamala Camp HQ is no doubt asking what the heck their 400 paid staffers and 50 offices in Pennsylvania have been doing this whole time, since their only output seems to be drumming up some meaningless stories about office openings and their supposedly well-oiled ground game."

The data is broken down by county, with Philadelphia notably reporting 18,928 Democrats changed their party affiliation compared to just 3,401 Republicans doing the same. Bucks County, which sits outside of the City of Brotherly Love, reported 2,089 Democrats changed their party affiliation compared to 1,624 Republicans. In Allegheny County, home to the state's second-largest city of Pittsburgh, 6,564 Democrats changed their party affiliation while 2,202 Republicans did the same.

 
In PA, when comparing registered voters this election year to 2020, Democrats face a net loss of 257,281 voters, while Republicans have a net gain of 428,537 registered voters.

The Trump campaign on the ground in Pennsylvania celebrated the data, saying "Kamala Camp HQ is no doubt asking what the heck their 400 paid staffers and 50 offices in Pennsylvania have been doing this whole time, since their only output seems to be drumming up some meaningless stories about office openings and their supposedly well-oiled ground game."

The data is broken down by county, with Philadelphia notably reporting 18,928 Democrats changed their party affiliation compared to just 3,401 Republicans doing the same. Bucks County, which sits outside of the City of Brotherly Love, reported 2,089 Democrats changed their party affiliation compared to 1,624 Republicans. In Allegheny County, home to the state's second-largest city of Pittsburgh, 6,564 Democrats changed their party affiliation while 2,202 Republicans did the same.

Registrations don't matter. Showing up to vote is what matters.
 
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Heavy turnout and heavy early voting.

Harris wins by a larger margin than anyone predicted.

Trump cries that it had to be fixed because none of the polls ever has that much of a margin.
This is what I'm feeling as well. Most of the swing states that are too close to call per the polls will end up going to Harris
 
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Unfortunately if I had to put money on it, I would say Trump. Over the last 8-10 years though I have lost any faith in pretty much all my fellow citizens though...so hopefully I'm just taking a pessimistic view and Harris pulls it out.
 
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Harris wins, and Trump will complain but the noise will not last as long as last time. Because he won’t be in office this time.
 
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In PA, when comparing registered voters this election year to 2020, Democrats face a net loss of 257,281 voters, while Republicans have a net gain of 428,537 registered voters.

The Trump campaign on the ground in Pennsylvania celebrated the data, saying "Kamala Camp HQ is no doubt asking what the heck their 400 paid staffers and 50 offices in Pennsylvania have been doing this whole time, since their only output seems to be drumming up some meaningless stories about office openings and their supposedly well-oiled ground game."

The data is broken down by county, with Philadelphia notably reporting 18,928 Democrats changed their party affiliation compared to just 3,401 Republicans doing the same. Bucks County, which sits outside of the City of Brotherly Love, reported 2,089 Democrats changed their party affiliation compared to 1,624 Republicans. In Allegheny County, home to the state's second-largest city of Pittsburgh, 6,564 Democrats changed their party affiliation while 2,202 Republicans did the same.


Registrations don't matter. Showing up to vote is what matters.
Exactly. I know quite a few Republicans who are never Trumper's. I'm not going to change my party affilition because I still want a say in the Primary's going fwd.
 
Depends on how long they get to find votes in Atlanta, Philly, and Detroit. The election committees are already preparing you for it because how on earth could you have results that night? Not even possible except pretty much everywhere.
 
The president can't even really do much so why not vote for your party?

By voting for the other party, you are voting in favor of things you don't agree with.

If you just can't see yourself voting for your party, why not withhold from voting.

I'd ask the same question to either side.

I really question the intelligence, common sense and/or sincerity of people who claim to be "lifelong Republicans" yet cast a vote for a candidate who is diametrically opposed to the positions of the Republican Party.
 
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6 weeks ago I would have said Harris.

Today I think Trump.

Kamala Harris is a uniquely horrible Presidential candidate. Far too radical and does not believe in the Constitution or the rule of law. Look at her immigration comments. Laws are beneath her. Look at her office hiding evidence to imprison 1,000 people wrongly while she was AG. Her office hid the evidence to free them. Laws are beneath her. God help us if she gets elected.
She's also simpleminded.
 
In PA, when comparing registered voters this election year to 2020, Democrats face a net loss of 257,281 voters, while Republicans have a net gain of 428,537 registered voters.

The Trump campaign on the ground in Pennsylvania celebrated the data, saying "Kamala Camp HQ is no doubt asking what the heck their 400 paid staffers and 50 offices in Pennsylvania have been doing this whole time, since their only output seems to be drumming up some meaningless stories about office openings and their supposedly well-oiled ground game."

The data is broken down by county, with Philadelphia notably reporting 18,928 Democrats changed their party affiliation compared to just 3,401 Republicans doing the same. Bucks County, which sits outside of the City of Brotherly Love, reported 2,089 Democrats changed their party affiliation compared to 1,624 Republicans. In Allegheny County, home to the state's second-largest city of Pittsburgh, 6,564 Democrats changed their party affiliation while 2,202 Republicans did the same.

I have a feeling whoever wins Pennsylvania is going to win it, no idea who that will be though.
 
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