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2. Yeah, I figured I might not be the first to think of it

Reply to 3catwoman3 (Reply #1)

Mon Dec 2, 2024, 10:35 AM

Dec 2

But there are lots of posts throughout DU these days that draw attention to how women did not vote against Trump in the numbers expected and not sufficient to put Harris over the top. If those were honest votes it is indeed a bit surprising and concerning (in the way those posters are thinking); but if it is due to coercion, that is a much different concern to be addressed.

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Anyone else wonder if controlling husbands oversaw their wives' votes? [View all] RandomNumbers Dec 2 OP

I think this is a very legitimate concern... 3catwoman3 Dec 2 #1

Yeah, I figured I might not be the first to think of it RandomNumbers Dec 2 #2

I've witnessed it... 2naSalit Dec 2 #3

I worked my precinct in NC PXR-5 Dec 2 #4

If it is the traditional machine with a curtain, that should NOT be allowed. RandomNumbers Dec 2 #5

I was a poll observer in NC wendyb-NC Dec 2 #10

I worked as an election worker, and I think I saw this. frogstar0 Dec 2 #6

I know women trump supporters Woodwizard Dec 2 #7

Yes, there is that faction. I'm questioning whether the "true Trumper women" faction RandomNumbers Dec 2 #8

GOPers were against mail-in ballots before they were for them ... hmmmm ... eppur_se_muova Dec 2 #9