Donald Trump is reportedly experiencing anxiety and sleep loss due to his concern over polling numbers as he hopes to return to the White House. Trump has been pressuring his staff to work harder to ensure his victory against Vice President Kamala Harris on Election Day. Some of Trump’s fears were alleviated when his chief pollster, Tony Fabrizio, produced a memo suggesting that he was in a stronger position to win the election compared to past campaigns, but there are concerns that bias could be influencing these results. Trump is not the only one in his party worried about voter turnout and the numbers, with Republican figures stressing the importance of male voter turnout in ensuring a Trump win. Meanwhile, Harris’s campaign team predicts a narrow win for her come Tuesday.
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Puerto Ricans in Florida have made their voices undeniably clear, and the recent poll revealing overwhelming support for Kamala Harris while viewing Donald Trump unfavorably struck a chord in me. The numbers are staggering—85% of those surveyed are poised to back Harris, while just a meager 8% express support for Trump. This isn’t just another statistic; it’s a loud and proud declaration from a community that treasures its identity and rights in the American political landscape.
As someone who has immersed myself in conversations about Puerto Rican experiences and political sentiments, it’s refreshing to witness this level of engagement, especially after the unadulterated apathy that sometimes envelops voter participation.… Continue reading
Early in-person voting in North Carolina has already outpaced the total from the 2020 fall elections. As of late Thursday, nearly 3.8 million people had cast early in-person ballots, exceeding the previous record of 3.63 million. Including absentee, military, and overseas votes, the total rises to nearly 4.01 million ballots, over 51% of the state’s 7.83 million registered voters. The increase in early voting is partly due to a push by state and national Republicans, despite greater numbers of registered Democrats statewide. North Carolinians will be voting for several statewide positions, including governor and attorney general.
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The latest data suggests that women, who historically outvote men, are dominating early voting in the 2020 US Presidential election. Nationally, around 62 million early votes had been cast by 29 October, with 54% of these ballots cast by women, compared to 44% by men. This trend is replicated across many battleground states, displaying a 10-point gender gap in early voting. It has further been highlighted that the new group of voters expected to decide the election are mainly female registered democrats, poised to favor the Biden-Harris ticket. Since 1980, the number of female votes has consistently surpassed the number of male votes in each presidential election.
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There have been 3.2 million votes cast thus far, according to election data from the Georgia Secretary of State’s Office. Raffensperger, both he and Sterling are Republicans, said this is going to be a “tight election” but “it’s going to be a close election in all battleground states” so Georgia voters should expect a long Super Tuesday night. The early voting period ends on Friday, November 1, and with a 45% statewide turnout, there has been a record number of votes cast in Georgia, a crucial battleground state for United States Vice President Kamala Harris and Minnesota Gov. As to be expected, the majority of the votes come from metro Atlanta where the majority of the state’s voters reside, but there have also been record-breaking turnouts in smaller and mid-sized counties up and down the state.
Kamala Harris breaking her own rally crowd record in just 24 hours is nothing short of exhilarating, a manifestation of the palpable excitement surrounding her campaign. It’s incredible to witness such tangible enthusiasm, especially when considering what motivated this surge in attendance. The recent rally in Georgia, featuring the incomparable Barack Obama alongside her, attracted around 20,000 supporters. This figure eclipses her previous record of approximately 17,000 attendees in Greensboro, North Carolina. Watching her draw these crowds, I feel invigorated, as if a new wave of energy is washing over the political landscape.
The significance of this moment resonates beyond mere numbers; it represents a burgeoning connection with the electorate.… Continue reading
Georgia’s early voting first-day turnout has shattered records, with an impressive 187,973 in-person votes cast by 2 PM, surpassing the previous record set in 2020. The ease and efficiency of the voting process were evident, with the average voter taking only a few minutes to cast their ballot. This surge in early voting is not only a testament to the commitment of Georgia’s voters but also a promising indicator of high voter engagement and participation in the upcoming election.
As I made my way to the polling station bright and early, I couldn’t help but feel a sense of pride and responsibility.… Continue reading
Cards Against Humanity offers payouts to new swing-state voters, responding to Musk’s PAC has sparked quite the conversation and controversy in the political realm. As a company known for its sarcastic and irreverent humor, they have taken a bold step in the political arena by incentivizing eligible voters to register and vote, especially in crucial swing states. The offer of $47 to new swing-state voters who register through the America PAC website with Cards Against Humanity as their referrer is not only attention-grabbing but also raises important questions about the intersection of money and politics.
While some may see this move as a clever and humorous way to encourage voter participation, others are quick to label it as bribery and election tampering.… Continue reading
As I read the latest Reuters/Ipsos poll findings, my initial reaction is a mix of relief, hope, and frustration. It’s a breath of fresh air to see Vice President Kamala Harris widening her lead over Donald Trump to 47% – 40%. This margin, both nationally and among likely voters, is a positive sign that the majority of Americans are choosing a path away from the chaos and divisiveness of the past.
When I see these numbers, I feel a sense of urgency and determination to ensure that every voice is heard and every vote counts. The stakes are too high to sit back and hope for the best.… Continue reading
As a voter in Georgia, the recent Fox News poll results showing Kamala Harris ahead of Donald Trump by 3 points in the state caught my attention. It’s refreshing to see such a significant lead for Harris, especially when it comes to helping the middle class and being seen as the change candidate. It’s clear that Georgians trust Harris over Trump on these key issues, and it reflects an important shift in voter sentiment.
The breakdown of the poll numbers is fascinating, especially how Harris is leading among key demographics such as women, moderates, and even some non-MAGA Republicans. The fact that she is seen as more likely to bring change and fight for the middle class resonates with voters and showcases the potential for a strong showing come election day.… Continue reading
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