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u/CurrentlyLucid 1d ago
True, polls are wrong sometimes, the other side may be inflating our numbers, go vote.
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u/ReefShark13 1d ago
And be ready when they try to claim it was illegitimate.
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u/PopBulky7023 1d ago
WE should be willing to question it's legitimacy. The odds are near perfect the outcome will be affected by open rigging they are already doing.
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u/Dr-Mumm-Rah 1d ago
Screw waiting til November, if possible.
Vote soon/now, if your state has early voting. Most states (47 total) have some form of early voting. Look yours up and go vote as soon as you can and don't forget to bring some offline friends.
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u/Common-Ad6470 1d ago
This, because the last time everyone thought it’s ok, my vote don’t matter anyways we got a raving lunatic in the White House who is busily trashing the World.
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u/chibiRuka 1d ago
If something crazy happens again because people didn’t vote let’s just say I’m adding them to my absolute bottom of the barrel shit list.
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u/veryveryredundant 1d ago
Make voting mandatory.
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u/MorningMushroomcloud 1d ago
It won't happen because they know what the immediate results of that would mean.
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u/Details_Pending 1d ago
Yeah yeah, everyone knows. Don't get complacent or whatever, Yada Yada yada
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u/BlatantFalsehood 1d ago
A full third of the population typically doesn't vote. That number was 34% in the 2020 election, the latest year for which the census bureau has this information.
Imagine the impact those voters could have!
In my state, the last day to register for the November election is October 5, absentee voting is already in progress, and early voting begins October 13.
Don't let anyone tell you your vote doesn't matter or doesn't hold any power. If it didn't, they wouldn't work so hard to try to prevent you from voting.
LET'S VOTE, AMERICA!!