Maurice Davis: Trump Gave Poor Folks a Voice, Democrats Never Did Anything for Us https://www.breitbart.com/politics/...-a-voice-democrats-never-did-anything-for-us/ Flint City Council Member Maurice Davis joined Thursday’s edition of SiriusXM’s Breitbart News Tonight with host Joel Pollak to discuss his endorsement of President Donald Trump. He said the president has given a voice to poor Americans, whereas Democrats have never done so. “A lot of people voting for President Trump, but they’ve just got to be on the the down low, and I’m saying pull the cover off of the Democrat Party,” Davis said. “Stand up and be a man. I’ve been threatened with a recall on my council seat, and when [Donald Trump] said what do you have to lose? I can lose a council seat, but we’ve got everything as a nation to gain, especially this city that’s so impoverished.” “We’ve got somebody that’s going to help us,” said Davis of Trump. “The narrative with President Obama and everyone else is middle-class and upper class, but with the administration of President Trump, everybody feels included.”
https://www.breitbart.com/2020-elec...bout-minority-turnout-in-battleground-states/ Report: Joe Biden Campaign ‘Increasingly Worried’ About Minority Turnout in Battleground States
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/arti...-in-black-latino-turnout-so-far?sref=ohmtMHdW Biden Aides See Warning Signs in Black, Latino Turnout So Far
Some excerpts below [emphasis mine]. https://www.politico.com/amp/news/m...ccurate-2016-433619?__twitter_impression=true ‘People Are Going To Be Shocked’: Return of the ‘Shy’ Trump Voter? In 2016, pollsters Arie Kapteyn and Robert Cahaly saw Trump coming. In 2020, they see polls again underestimating his support. This year, both men believe that polls could again be undercounting Trump’s support. The reason is “shy” Trump voters—people reluctant to share their opinions for fear of being judged. Though the “shy voter” idea is thrown around a lot by both Trump supporters and Democratic skeptics, Kapteyn and Cahaly have specific insights into why, and how, Trump support might be going undetected. For Cahaly, those votes are likely to make the difference again. “There’s a lot of hidden Trump votes out there,” he says. “Will Biden win the popular vote? Probably. I’m not even debating that. But I think Trump is likely to have an Electoral College victory.”
From CNN Polls: ARIZONA: Biden 50%, Trump 46% MICHIGAN: Biden 53%, Trump 41% NORTH CAROLINA: Biden 51%, Trump 45% WISCONSIN: Biden 52%, Trump 44% From Emerson College: NEBRASKA 2: Biden 50%, Trump 48% WISCONSIN: Biden 53%, Trump 45% From Y2 Analytics: ARIZONA: Biden 50%, Trump 47%
Nate Silver: “There just hasn’t been any real sign that the race is tightening. If anything, Joe Biden’s margins are expanding slightly in the Upper Midwest. And there isn’t any particular reason to expect the race to tighten when more than 90 million people have already voted and the most important news story — that the United States just set a record for the number of COVID-19 cases in a day — is a negative one for Trump.” “In fact, in many states, such as North Carolina, we’ve gotten what are likely to be the final polls of the state from most of the major polling firms. The one important exception is Pennsylvania, which some high-quality pollsters seem to have kept as the last state they’re planning to poll. And those polls could matter quite a bit. Pennsylvania is the most likely tipping-point state (it delivers the 270th electoral vote around 37 percent of the time in our forecast), so any deviation from Biden’s current 5.1-point lead in the polls there — say, if Biden climbs to a 6-point lead or falls to a 4-point lead — could make a fairly big difference in our forecast.” “But what we’ve seen so far in Pennsylvania doesn’t suggest much movement in the polls.”