AgBQ-00 said:

---

will25u said:

---

---

Would be epic. Even if he picks up enough to capture popular vote would be awesome!

---

Rapier108 said:

---

MN AG Ellison: Trump Has a Real Shot at Winning Minnesota

https://www.breitbart.com/clips/2020/10/30/mn-ag-ellison-trump-has-a-real-shot-at-winning-minnesota/

---

AgBQ-00 said:

---

Read the article by stutts that was a good read

---

Quote:

---

3. Optimistic leadership The "doom and gloom" messaging is over for these voters. They want to see optimism and strength from their president.

---

titan said:

---

AgBQ-00 said:

---

will25u said:

---

---

Would be epic. Even if he picks up enough to capture popular vote would be awesome!

---

One possibility: the power made Democrat mayor idiots and governors "shut down" San Francisco and LA so much no one goes out to vote, but everywhere else in California they do, and bingo---CA flipped. ;-)

Fun to imagine at least. But while predict some blue state unexpected flipping will help Trump win, it seems a mega reach it would be California!

---

Quote:

---

4. Most public polls take too long to conduct and use pre-approved voters that agree to be polled in advance (rather than polling them randomly).

---

Quote:

---

1. Majority support across all races for police funding. - No brainer, but the Left has little of that or they would not be keen on Marxism. Even dictatorships have better record than Marxism.

2. 8792% of all Americans wanted athletes to stop preaching about Black Lives Matter and stick to sports, yet Democrats have doubled-downed on these two issues throughout the campaign.

- Yep, they and their Media and deluded corporations. But corporate boards are only a certain amount of votes. Their workers are another matter.

3. The unprecedented affiliation or support for President Trump (and his policies) by artists like Lil Wayne, Kanye West, 50 Cent, and Ice Cube has exponentially increased Trump's favorability in the African-American community. - Very visible and important.

---

Premium said:

---

As much as Democrats 'worry' about focus groups and polls, this could be a silver lining should they win. The policies that Trump and Republicans support are widely popular. In fact, Biden often describes his policy as new, but it ends up being similar to what Trump is already doing.

As scary as Socialism is, and the Democrats want it BAAAAD, Americans aren't going to take it in the next 8 years. If Biden comes in and does the 'worst', Republicans will win out in 2024 or 2028.

Don't you think Democrats thought their ideologies were finished under a Reagan landslide? No one is done here, even with a landslide either way. Hyperbolic reactions do not belong in 2020 - perhaps 2032.

---

Verne Lundquist said:

---

This dude is a commie data cruncher

What would he be seeing when NBC has EV returns 53 GOP 38 Commie?

---

titan said:

---

AgBQ-00 said:

---

will25u said:

---

---

Would be epic. Even if he picks up enough to capture popular vote would be awesome!

---

One possibility: the power mad Democrat mayors idiots and governor "shut down" San Francisco and LA so much no one goes out to vote, but everywhere else in California they do, and bingo---CA flipped. ;-)

Fun to imagine at least. But while predict some blue state unexpected flipping will help Trump win, it seems a mega MAGA reach it would be California!

---

Great_I_Am said:

---

Verne Lundquist said:

---

This dude is a commie data cruncher

What would he be seeing when NBC has EV returns 53 GOP 38 Commie?

---

We keep hearing this from the left with little to no evidence to support it, early voting numbers show Trump with a wider vote margin (by party) than what he won with in 2016. Trump won by 800k+ votes in 2016, and currently Republicans hold a 1.1 million vote lead so far through the early voting period. Republicans are also adding to that total daily and will only increase on Election Day. It seems the left is trying to rouse fake optimism among their base, keeping a facade of a close election in place even when the numbers don't support it.

---

Great_I_Am said:

---

Verne Lundquist said:

---

This dude is a commie data cruncher

What would he be seeing when NBC has EV returns 53 GOP 38 Commie?

---

We keep hearing this from the left with little to no evidence to support it, early voting numbers show Trump with a wider vote margin (by party) than what he won with in 2016. Trump won by 800k+ votes in 2016, and currently Republicans hold a 1.1 million vote lead so far through the early voting period. Republicans are also adding to that total daily and will only increase on Election Day. It seems the left is trying to rouse fake optimism among their base, keeping a facade of a close election in place even when the numbers don't support it.

---

Quote:

---

With 1,624,770 ballots cast, the GOP leads the early vote in Wisconsin. 43% GOP to 35% DEM. About 60% of the estimated total votes for 2020 have been cast. In Wisconsin, you can register and vote the same day, so this is still a close race. The following data is derived from actual ballots cast.

The sample size is larger than any poll, and makes this a more accurate indicator of voting preference. This data does not account for specific demographics or segments of the electorate that still have to vote. In general, though, Republicans are more weary of casting mail-in votes, and are waiting for election day. If that assumption is correct, President Trump has the advantage in Wisconsin.

---

Quote:

---

Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison (D) on Friday warned about the possibility of President Donald Trump winning the North Star State.

"The president is putting a lot of money into your state. He's greatly increased his ad buy, $1.2 million in TV advertising in the final week of the campaign, more than was spent in the preceding three weeks combined. Do you think the president has a real shot in Minnesota?" CNN's Chris Cuomo asked.

---

Quote:

---

Larry Schweikart has been tracking the early vote totals. He's been signaling a Trump win for a bit now. He noted how Democrats are going to get bloodied in Florida. He also called out pollsters for how they were sampling GOP voters in their surveys.

If that happens, Biden's chances of winning the election dip below 50 percent, the core three (FL, AZ, and NC) probably go Trump, with Michigan and Ohio probably following suit. That's the election right there. I mean, if we win Michigan, we'll probably carry Pennsylvania as well. It's the icing on the cake. Yet, Schweikart's recent thread on Twitter didn't have to do with the early vote totals. It delved into the real 2020 Democratic playbook, and how they knew two years ago that they probably didn't have a chance in hell of beating Trump due to the booming economy and frankly a real depth chart issue. You saw that in the 2020 Democratic primaries. None of these guys could beat Trump. None.

---

MostlyHarmless said:

---

aggiehawg said:

---

FrioAg 00 said:

---

Not sure it matters - she RINO. She never votes Republican when it matters.

---

She did on Kavanaugh. We just need to hold the Senate.

---

I don't like rooting for her but the only time to root against her is in the primary.

---

Quote:

---

CUOMO: The president is putting a lot of money into your state. He's greatly increased his ad buy there, $1.2 million in TV advertising in the final week of the campaign, more than it spent there in the preceding three weeks combined. Do you think the president has a real shot in Minnesota?

ELLISON: Honestly, yeah, I do. I will tell you that I believe in our campaign workers and organizers. They're working extremely hard. I can tell you that Minnesotans know what a problem Trump is. I can tell you that Minnesotans know what a problem Trump is. They know he doesn't care about their health care. They know all the bad things about him. But, you know, there are some folks who still are supporting him. And so what I tell people is that if you is that one, he does have a shot, don't play it cheap, work hard for every single vote. And don't stop until 8 o'clock on November 3.

---

Quote:

---

Speaking of not stopping, though, Cuomo hits Ellison over the state's decision not to appeal an Eighth Circuit decision made this week on ballot counting. The state of Minnesota announced last night that they would not immediately appeal the ruling, which forbids counting any ballots received after Election Day. The state doesn't rule out an appeal later:

Quote:

---

Minnesota Secretary of State Steve Simon said Friday that his office will not challenge an appellate court decision that requires the state to separate any mailed-in ballots received after the polls close on Election Day.

"We disagree with the court's decision, and there may be cause for litigation later," said Simon, who added that his office's focus will be on making sure voters cast ballots by the 8 p.m. Election Day deadline.

Simon, and other elected officials and activists alike, spent Friday urging voters to return absentee ballots in person or elect to vote in person instead of mailing in their ballots. They are concerned about an Eighth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals decision Thursday ordering all ballots received after Tuesday's 8 p.m. deadline to be segregated in response to a lawsuit from two GOP presidential electors. Simon and political party leaders worry that future legal challenges could invalidate ballots in the hotly contested election.

"We need to emphasize that there is no court ruling yet saying those ballots are invalid," Simon said. "We absolutely reserve the right to make every argument after Election Day that protects voters."

---

---

Quote:

---

That's a surprise. The state had entered into an agreement in July to settle a lawsuit over ballot access that essentially overruled the statute on ballot submissions. The state Republican Party sued, claiming that Simon didn't have any authority to override statutes, and the courts agreed, including the Eighth Circuit. Their ruling declared that Minnesota had time to deal with COVID-19 issues in the legislature, and that this was no longer the kind of emergency that reasonably required extra-statute action.

---

Quote:

---

Ellison tells Cuomo that he believes that the case was "wrongly decided," but notes that the order allowed Minnesota to sequester the post-deadline ballots. "They will be counted," Ellison emphasized three times, but that's only true if the Supreme Court reverses the Eighth Circuit. If not, they won't be counted. And if Joe Biden wins the state on the initial count, there's no way in hell that Ellison and Simon ever count the late arrivals.

---

Verne Lundquist said:

---

Last night young campaign staffers were posting red wave memes. I know "positive vibes only" vibes but I don't think staffers would put things up if they didn't see numbers

---

Jet Black said:

---

Why wouldn't he work again? All the idiots that blew the 2016 election are still working.

---