Barnyard96 said:
Trump wasnt on the ticket in '22
Thank you, I learn something new every day
Barnyard96 said:
Trump wasnt on the ticket in '22
ATLAS POLL - U.S. ELECTIONS
— AtlasIntel (@atlas_intel) November 5, 2024
In the final Atlas poll before the election, the gap between Trump and Harris has narrowed to just 1.1 percentage point.
🔴 Trump: 49.2%
🔵 Harris: 48.1%
⚪ Others/Undecided: 2.7% pic.twitter.com/YUcBRJiq0l
Final National @Ipsos / @Reuters poll:
— Political Polls (@Politics_Polls) November 4, 2024
Harris 50% (+2)
Trump 48%
Oyster DuPree said:Barnyard96 said:
Trump wasnt on the ticket in '22
Thank you, I learn something new every day
#NEW FINAL BATTLEGROUND polls
— Eric Daugherty (@EricLDaugh) November 5, 2024
🔴 AZ: Trump+5.1
🔴 NV: Trump+3.1
🔴 NC: Trump+2.1
🔴 GA: Trump+1.6
🔴 MI: Trump+1.5
🔴 PA: Trump+1
🔴 WI: Trump+0.9
🔵 MN: Harris+2
🔵 VA: Harris+5.4
AtlasIntel | 11/3-4 | LVs
#NEW FINAL polls - TX, OH, MT
— Eric Daugherty (@EricLDaugh) November 5, 2024
🔴 MONTANA: Trump+20.2
🔴 TEXAS: Trump+10.6
🔴 OHIO: Trump+8.5
AtlasIntel | 11/3-4 | LVs
I had to read this a few times. If this is real, which Harris says it is and not a typo, it's looking pretty clear that PA is leaning Trump and the ED vote will be brutal. https://t.co/3kwclmj2Kq
— Quantus Insights (@QuantusInsights) November 5, 2024
412k is WAY below the 500k firewall Democrats claimed they needed, and were confident they would get.
— Rich Baris The People's Pundit (@Peoples_Pundit) November 5, 2024
They did not.
Folks, they only netted 2,411 ballots.
That's not enough by Republican projections. That's not enough by Democratic projections.
Until that Halperin interview with her dropped.backintexas2013 said:
But it was all the rage with a few socks that showed up.
Billy Moose said:412k is WAY below the 500k firewall Democrats claimed they needed, and were confident they would get.
— Rich Baris The People's Pundit (@Peoples_Pundit) November 5, 2024
They did not.
Folks, they only netted 2,411 ballots.
That's not enough by Republican projections. That's not enough by Democratic projections.
Baris chimes in
backintexas2013 said:
The Dems think they need to start Election Day with a 500,000 vote lead. That still might not be enough. They didn't get there. I think they had a million vote lead in 2020. Not sure in 2016.
4 said:Billy Moose said:412k is WAY below the 500k firewall Democrats claimed they needed, and were confident they would get.
— Rich Baris The People's Pundit (@Peoples_Pundit) November 5, 2024
They did not.
Folks, they only netted 2,411 ballots.
That's not enough by Republican projections. That's not enough by Democratic projections.
Baris chimes in
He said he believes Trump will win every swing state in his podcast today.
He also believes that it may not be close. If VD trends are what they historically have been, and the Trump under count in polling is anywhere near what it has been the past 2 cycles, Trump will win it running away.
AtticusMatlock said:
Yes. They've been heavily pushing early voting in every state. The Musk Super PAC has been huge in Pennsylvania finding lower propensity voters, voters who tend to skip elections sometimes or people who have never voted at all and getting them to register and vote early.
A guest on the Sean Spicer show earlier today said her organization was flat-out ballot harvesting for Republicans in Nevada. It's legal there.
They are going all in on the early vote strategy, knowing that a lot of their voters still have a propensity to vote on election day.
I don't know how much the polling takes into account, but now that around 50% of the votes in the country have already been cast it's less about pulling and more about math
Beerosch said:
So based on this, they aren't expecting early Trump voters to cannibalize the Election Day Trump voters?
What people also seem to forget is in 2020 that was Trump against "Scranton Joe" and the R's STILL almost wiped out over a million vote lead. This time it's Comrade Kamala from Kalifornia so I have no idea why they think the firewall needed for her to win would be 500,000 vote lead heading into ED. They needed it to be 1.5 million. Can someone tell me what I'm getting wrong?4 said:backintexas2013 said:
The Dems think they need to start Election Day with a 500,000 vote lead. That still might not be enough. They didn't get there. I think they had a million vote lead in 2020. Not sure in 2016.
Correct. They had a 1 million vote lead in 2020 going into election day and they won the state by 80,000 votes.
They're going into it this year with 412 k votes,. Trump may win Pennsylvania by half a million votes
He was in 2020 and that was a mistake that he's learned from and they are taking the opposite approach this cycle and it's working to at least match 2020 early vote (which was unprecedented due to Covid and MIB's).Beerosch said:4 said:Billy Moose said:412k is WAY below the 500k firewall Democrats claimed they needed, and were confident they would get.
— Rich Baris The People's Pundit (@Peoples_Pundit) November 5, 2024
They did not.
Folks, they only netted 2,411 ballots.
That's not enough by Republican projections. That's not enough by Democratic projections.
Baris chimes in
He said he believes Trump will win every swing state in his podcast today.
He also believes that it may not be close. If VD trends are what they historically have been, and the Trump under count in polling is anywhere near what it has been the past 2 cycles, Trump will win it running away.
Wasn't Trump pushing hardcore for people to only vote on Election Day in 2020? He's not doing that this time around. Does that play into projections?
It would be and hopefully they can hold onto the House. If they can't but Trump wins and he gets the Senate comfortably I think the impeachment stratgey will really start to backfire on the Dems, especially if Trump wins the popular vote.policywonk98 said:
If Atlas polling numbers are real for Trump I can't see how Lake doesn't having a fighting chance in AZ. That's going to be pretty interesting. I can't see Lake and Trump being much more than 5% difference from each other. AZ registration numbers for GOP are very high.
These final polls have me thinking GOP really does have a chance at 55. This would be bonkers .
How will independents break in the key states? Huge question. Here’s @BretBaier with some intel on AZ/MI/PA/WI internal polling from someone he describes as a trusted, credible source. With all the caveats in place, here you go: pic.twitter.com/xbi375l59A
— Guy Benson (@guypbenson) November 4, 2024
They won't certify Trump if they win the House. It will be an incredible mess.Prosperdick said:It would be and hopefully they can hold onto the House. If they can't but Trump wins and he gets the Senate comfortably I think the impeachment stratgey will really start to backfire on the Dems, especially if Trump wins the popular vote.policywonk98 said:
If Atlas polling numbers are real for Trump I can't see how Lake doesn't having a fighting chance in AZ. That's going to be pretty interesting. I can't see Lake and Trump being much more than 5% difference from each other. AZ registration numbers for GOP are very high.
These final polls have me thinking GOP really does have a chance at 55. This would be bonkers .
Those Dems in the House will need to worry about winning their districts in two years if they spend a bunch of time with impeachment nonsense.
UntoldSpirit said:
The counter argument to the early vote narrative is that Republicans have been told to go vote early, so they have been, making their ED vote much smaller than normal.
I hate to say it, but that's a pretty good argument.