General Election 2020

Discussion in 'Politics' started by exGOPer, Mar 22, 2020.

  1. Buy1Sell2

    Buy1Sell2

    pssstt----the gap is for NoBiden to make up. Trump is ahead ---way ahead.
     
    #61     Aug 3, 2020
  2. exGOPer

    exGOPer

    Trump wasn't way ahead even when when narrowly won the electoral college, with the economy and suffering all around, if you think he is 'way ahead', you should look at your predictions about 2018 elections and how they went.
     
    #62     Aug 3, 2020
  3. Bugenhagen

    Bugenhagen

    Bagdad1Bob2 is not arguing, debating or discussing, simply excreting propoganda droppings.
     
    #63     Aug 3, 2020
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  4. WeToddDid2

    WeToddDid2

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    #64     Aug 3, 2020
  5. userque

    userque

    Guy Who Accurately Predicted Every Presidential Election Since 1984 Reveals Who He Thinks Will Win In 2020!

     
    #65     Aug 7, 2020
  6. exGOPer

    exGOPer

    Nathan Gonzales: “Confidence in the analysis that Democrats are poised to win in November comes from the depth and breadth of the data. Biden not only leads Trump in the national polls, but in most of the individual battleground states that will decide the Electoral College. And Trump continues to struggle to reach his 2016 performance in key congressional districts around the country.”

    “It’s hard to identify any state or district where Trump is performing at least as well as he did four years ago, let alone better. And that’s critical considering 2016, when Trump was just the right candidate at just the right time against just the right opponent winning by just enough in just the right states to win.”
     
    #66     Aug 26, 2020
  7. exGOPer

    exGOPer

     
    #67     Aug 27, 2020
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  8. smallfil

    smallfil

    My concern is the massive fraud Democrats will atleast, try with these mass mail-in ballots even if the voter did not request any absentee ballot? The voter should have the ultimate decision on whether to show up at a polling place to cast his vote. We all can wear masks, use hand sanitzer, keep social distancing. That should suffice. It will take a few minutes to cast your vote. Now, if you want an absentee ballot, you can request one. That is how it should be. Not mass mailling of ballots to everyone where they can be stolen and voted by people out to cheat the elections. If you do not receive your absentee ballot and there is no polling place, you cannot even vote with a provisional ballot. You are disenfranchised and cannot vote. Even with a provisional ballot, if they find, the absentee ballot was voted and mailed in, your provisional ballot is now null and void and you have been disenfranchised. The cheater got your ballot and voted it the way he or she wanted. You lost your right to vote. They are not going to check each individual signature on the absentee ballots.
     
    Last edited: Aug 27, 2020
    #68     Aug 27, 2020
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  9. exGOPer

    exGOPer

    Amy Walter: “This week I dug into the most recent national poll from Pew Research and compared it with the results of their 2016 validated vote survey (basically, a post-election exit poll that uses official voting records). What you find is that Trump is hitting his 2016 share of the vote among most demographic groups. But, he’s not grown beyond those voters. Instead, it’s Biden who has improved markedly on Clinton’s 2016 performance.”

    “Now, the all-important caveat. The voter validated survey is of people who actually voted in 2016, while the July-August survey is of registered voters. In other words, some of the people in the July-August survey may not vote, while everyone in the 2016 survey did. But, it does help give us some perspective on how Trump is performing with key demographic groups compared to how he did with them in 2016.”
     
    #69     Aug 27, 2020
  10. exGOPer

    exGOPer

    FiveThirtyEight nat'l polling average with 67 days until E-Day:

    2020: Biden+9.1
    2016: Clinton+3.8
    2012: Romney+0.6
    2008: Obama+4.3
    2004: Kerry+0.03
    2000: Gore+4.8
    1996: Clinton+12.2
    1992: Clinton+5.0
    1988: Bush+3.7
    1984: Reagan+21.3
    1980: Reagan+1.5
    1976: Carter+8.9
     
    #70     Aug 29, 2020
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