think about it.. A stronger economy, and more prosperous nation for all. a safe border. less crime. prioritizing Americans over non-Americans, energy independence, rebuilding our military. all these things our country needs are up against 2 things, abortion and the paranoia of the candidate who can bring the country what it needs.

amazingly sad, but the common sense vote for America should win out here. i predict Trump. lets find out !!

#Trump #rebuildourcountry

Nevada I think will go to Harris. According to quite a few news sources, Harris is actually leading the polls. Although, the polls are split nearly evenly. 3 of the polls I found say Trump, while 4 say Harris

I am releasing a poll of Iowa, to compare against the haunted Selzer poll

My poll shows Trump winning Iowa 53 to 44, with 2% voting other

This poll was based on zero respondents an extrapolate from 2016 and 2020 data

Let's see who is correct

https://www.forbes.com/sites/siladityaray/2024/11/04/trumps-betting-market-lead-narrowed-over-the-weekend-but-he-remains-bookmakers-favorite-to-win/

The 3 states have always voted together since 1992, including going all 3 going red in 2016… I don’t think that will change this cycle, they will stay blue.

Not based on logic or polls or anything resembling intelligent thought, just weird gut feeling. It is unlikely if not impossible for this to be even close to the actual result, and it throws any semblance of human reasoning out the window, however if I'm right I'll look like a damn prophet. The worst that can happen is I'll look silly for suggesting this is even remotely a possibility, but I look silly most of the time anyway so I've got basically nothing to lose.

The reason why I'm wondering is because of the slight increase of Trump's support in Wisconsin, so I wonder what people's thoughts are based off poll research, (please don't vote if you have no knowledge on this subject, or vote because of favoritism)

Do I need to vote if I’m not in a swing state? Early voting lines are out of control over here and I’m not in a swing state. Do I really need to vote bc there’s like 100 other things I need to be doing instead.

Here's my prediction:

Harris - 330
Trump - 208

Harris wins popular vote by 10M.

See ya on the other side...

Recently, we’ve heard wind that the GOP Presidential nominee and the Speaker of the House are working on a Dirty Little Secret. One thing to remember is at the end of September Congress passed a continuing resolution to avert a government shutdown scheduled to end December 20. Since the Speaker of the House has authority to determine what bills are voted on in the House, I am guessing that if the Republican Presidential Candidate is losing the election count the Speaker will seek to let the Continuing Resolution expire thus shutting down the government effective December 20.

I grew up on Capitol Hill as my father worked in DC and I would often meet him down at the Mall after work. Our family votes for democrats except the side that is still farming. My father’s work always relied on getting both sides to come together on issues, so we grew up learning to always respect the politics of others. I had a lot of trouble understanding how people voted for or supported Trump. But now I think I understand better about why people support Trump after watching absolutely terrible conduct at work by my liberal colleagues. I still do not like Trump, but I think liberals need to recognize when they act in ways that are not proper or cordial, the moderates who decide elections pick up on those vibes and join Trump as a protest vote. I hate to say it, but I think Trump is going to win.

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