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Nekorah [1980720]

At the moment, there's not a clear favourite to win. This election will probably be another that's neck-to-neck until the end.

NestDude [3031169]

I was not aware of that.

 

Though I find These polls are different compared to those we see on social media space like Twitter, Facebook and YouTube or forums like Quora and Reddit.

 

 

 

 

 

Madgod [1733719]

It's gonna look like Trump will win but at the last second there will be a bunch of mail in votes counted and Kamala will win

Violence [2603171]

Kamala Harris leads in four of seven swing states in the latest Times/SAY24 polling

Carl Bialik

U.S. Politics Editor and Vice President of Data Science

Taylor Orth

Director of Survey Data Journalism

Douglas Rivers

Chief Scientist

September 06, 2024, 1:43 AM GMT+1

 

YouGov polled seven battleground states – Arizona, Georgia, Michigan, Nevada, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin – between August 23 and September 3 for The Times and SAY24, a joint project of Stanford, Arizona State, and Yale Universities.

 

The poll shows the gains Vice President Kamala Harris has made on President Biden's position when we last polled these states in early July, a week before Biden's withdrawal from the race. Trump led in each state in July, by margins of between 1 percentage point and 7 percentage points. Now Harris leads in four of the states (Nevada, Michigan, Wisconsin, and Pennsylvania) and trails in the other three by 2 points or less (North Carolina, Georgia, and Arizona).

 

 

https://today.yougov.com/politics/articles/50456-kamala-harris-leads-in-four-of-seven-swing-states-in-latest-times-say24-poll

 

Violence [2603171]

Then you'll suddenly develop a functional brain, world hunger will instantly disappear and all will be well in lala land. 

NestDude [3031169]

That's a perspective some of my female friends have. They are comfortable with either of em which I find weird 

 

 

 

Violence [2603171]

Some people's brains, after over a decade of very poor education, wither up into an atrophied little nuggets barely capable of binge watching kardasians or similar escapist nonsense. 

 

 

Critical thinking, inquisitive searching for knowledge and growth as a human being don't feature much in these people's lives. 

 

Look at the stats for people who don't vote. 

 

 

 

Your government like stupid people, they're easier to fleece. 

 

Nekorah [1980720]

Free will isn't a result of education, it's a matter of willpower. You have to be able to conciously recognize what your moral intuitions are and how they impact your thinking. Even with a poor education, there are books and audiobooms capable of giving you the tools you need to have free will

Madgod [1733719]

no bro you don't understand bro, being able to mail in your vote without any sort of proof of your identity is fine bro, trust me bro. Why do you think the US is the ONLY COUNTRY that allows this? They're just better

EddieLee706 [1591144]

Just giving you a heads-up.

 

Some people would bounty you and or hosp you if the same threads that they crested get more shine than theirs.

 

It can be ruthless in here especially for newer players

Chevon [3237207]

I'd place my bet on whoever wins California. If I were running for president, California would be the top of my priorities.

Necess [3191404]

I don't think any party puts much effort in California proper for Presidential elections due to San Francisco and Los Angeles being so heavily Democrat. Given the all or nothing system that California has for electoral votes, it isn't likely that any party is going to change California's 2024 electoral votes going to Harris.

 

Now, I'm pretty sure that parties put a lot of effort in swing states like East California Arizona, because those electoral votes are up for grabs.

Nekorah [1980720]

Hibestly, the states that just give their votes over to whoever wins the national popular vote are screwing themselves out of power

Lenin [2199004]

i was 100% convinced of a trump landslide but it looks like the democrats might have pulled this one out of their ass after all