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mwooldri

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14. A lot of those "unaffiliated voters" are lined with a party.

Reply to littlemissmartypants (Reply #10)

Thu Oct 31, 2024, 12:46 PM

Oct 31

This unaffiliated voters is a Democrat in disguise. It's so that I can cross over and ratfuck the Republican primary if needs be.

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CNN GA and NC update [View all] WSHazel Oct 31 OP

6% and 7% is not a narrow lead. pwb Oct 31 #1

If the GA data is correct, Trump would need to win on election day by more than 10 to have a shot Johnny2X2X Oct 31 #8

Polling before and after Hieronymus Phact Oct 31 #12

OMG! I know that's the first thing I noticed that his HUGE! Coexist Oct 31 #11

Came to say it. Seconded. mahina Oct 31 #20

So true Smooth155 Nov 1 #31

No chance of winning by 10% Polybius Nov 1 #35

No, the comment was Trump Deminpenn Nov 1 #37

When do they start counting the early vote/absentee ballots? Novara Oct 31 #2

GA will be quick.... not sure about NC getagrip_already Oct 31 #9

I Think... GB_RN Oct 31 #16

Here In NC... GB_RN Oct 31 #15

In most states it is cou ted before election day and reported almost immediately after polls close ColinC Oct 31 #28

After the 2020 election, PA Deminpenn Nov 1 #38

This message was self-deleted by its author ColinC Nov 1 #39

This is great news! ColinC Nov 1 #40

another Dems in Disarray WhiteTara Oct 31 #3

why ask why? Always about the money derived from democratsruletheday Nov 1 #32

Oh. My mind hasn't really WhiteTara Nov 1 #33

lol...greeeeeeeeeeed democratsruletheday Nov 1 #34

What you said. sinkingfeeling Oct 31 #4

A seven point lead is huge with that much volume JT45242 Oct 31 #5

Nbc site breaks it down for some demographics SheltieLover Oct 31 #26

Let's "narrowly" beat that orange mfer awesomerwb1 Oct 31 #6

Yes that isn't a narrow lead, but how would they know? Those states JohnSJ Oct 31 #7

They ask people who already voted how they voted ColinC Oct 31 #29

Thanks. I hope that is valid and they are being honest. JohnSJ Oct 31 #30

NC voter registration statistics from the NCSBE littlemissmartypants Oct 31 #10

A lot of those "unaffiliated voters" are lined with a party. mwooldri Oct 31 #14

One qualifier WSHazel Oct 31 #13

CNN with a characterization of moniss Oct 31 #17

I've been calling the MSM "Plutocracy Pravda" and "CorpoPravda" for years. nt hvn_nbr_2 Oct 31 #22

PEOPLE: That lead IS NARROW. Why? Because more Dems than Repubs vote early. Potentially a lot more. jvill Oct 31 #18

More REPUBS have voted early in both NC and GA WSHazel Oct 31 #19

It's a wide narrow. Strelnikov_ Oct 31 #21

"...narrowly by a 7% margin"? WTAF, can the gotta-keep-the-horserace-in-play get any stupider? n/t TygrBright Oct 31 #23

Only in American MSM... WinstonSmith4740 Oct 31 #24

CNN is so fucking partisan for f'ing GOP assholes, it is disgusting... Demsrule86 Oct 31 #25

I heard first thing this am, on MSNBC Bev54 Oct 31 #27

I think they mean narrow for early voting Polybius Nov 1 #36