I’m pretty sure I done it correctly. If rejected, I’ll just hit the early voting polls.
Joe Biden is now POTUS
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I’m pretty sure I done it correctly. If rejected, I’ll just hit the early voting polls.
The dems sent out a text message today reminding Floridians of the deadline.
It may have slipped people's minds until today.
Yeah I always wondered how that works if your ballot gets rejected and there is enough time for you to recast or go to do the in person voting during early voting period.
I am surprise he did this somebody who is very powerful must have gotten in his ear
Damn 
Damn
There is a reason why Pat Toomey isn’t going to seek re-election.
What I like about these polls are the fact that third party candidates and undecideds are fully accounted for.
I’m really interested in the voter participation number though. I feel it’s going to be more than 2008.
I follow this dude right here. He's always updating the voting tolls and the ballot rejection stats especially in North Carolina.
That is correct. I don't think Clinton ever had a lead of more than 8 points in any poll. Always remember she won the popular vote handily and it was about 77,000 votes that actually tip the scale for her to lose the electoral college in one of those swing states. Clearly, it needs to go. Trump will lose the election that you can be sure of. It's not the election you should be concerned about. It's the period from Nov. 4-Dec 20. Tensions will be high and there will be a Shit show like no other in the History of this country. Assuming Trump doesn't drop dead from Corona which is still a possibility. He will make every effort and attempt to pull every string to get votes thrown out or cry foul. Trump is fighting for his life here so he will leave no stone unturned. So assuming Trump is Blown out at Polls come Nov. 3 expect one of the following:
1) Death. - Trump dies from a Stroke or Heart Attack in Late October or After the election. Conspiracy theorists will cum in their pants. Obviously a plot by Hillary Clinton and Obama.
2) Court - Trump wants to get the case to the Supreme Court but it would have to something along the lines of what happened in 2000. It's not going to be that close. So the Supreme Court will not hear it. Trump has telegraphed his punch here and they know what he's trying to do.
3) Resigns - Of course, he does and gets that Pardon from Pence. Still won't protect him from SDNY.
4) Defects - to Russia or some other country that doesn't have an extradition treaty with us. Don't be surprised if he dies there. It'll be Covid but once again who knows.
Brace yourself its gonna be a wild ride...
By the margins, the polls were actually right, but there were a ton of undecideds left out there that shifted to Trump at the last minute. This year, not so much. Rachel Bitecofer wrote an excellent article about it.What do you guys think is more likely? The polls are as wrong as they were in 2016, or they have over corrected and this thing is a bigger blow out than it seems?
Though the public has a general sense of "the polls got it wrong in 2016,” few voters understand what specifically went wrong. Although it’s a complex topic with many moving parts and contributing elements, three major factors generally contribute to election night surprises.
The most common explanation is a sudden, last-minute shift in voter preferences, which, while rare, certainly can happen. More likely though, what looks like a last-minute preference change is usually the product of a decent number of undecided voters coming down the stretch who break decisively against the candidate who has been leading in the polls, causing that lead to reverse at the ballot box.
This is partly what happened in Michigan, Wisconsin, and Pennsylvania in 2016. Although over-representation of college-educated voters in the Midwest state surveys impacted polling estimates in these states, atypically high third-party and write-in balloting, combined with abnormally high numbers of undecided voters who then broke disproportionately for Trump, played a big role in America’s election night surprise.
Trump is losing big to Biden in voter polls. Here’s how this will likely play out on Election Day
Key differences in voter responses boosts confidence in polling data and the November 2020 presidential outcome, writes political pollster Rachel Bitecofer.
www.marketwatch.com
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A 2016 Review: Why Key State Polls Were Wrong About Trump (Published 2017)
Pollsters are leaning toward optimistic explanations that their problems of last year can be fixed.
Why 2016 election polls missed their mark
There is a great deal of speculation but no clear answers as to the cause of the disconnect, but there is one point of agreement: Across the board, polls underestimated Trump's level of support.
www.pewresearch.org
A group of major pollsters just released an autopsy report to explain why the polls were such a disaster in 2016
Top pollsters recently released an autopsy on polling in the 2016 election. Specifically, what went wrong in their predictions of a Clinton presidency.
www.businessinsider.com
I already submitted my ballot, but early voting in Nc starts next Thursday.
Trump might be done in NC.
My only propblem is the Democratic senator selection, Cal Cunningham. I wish we could have done better in that area.
Also, I hope people don’t lose this momentum when midterms come around in two year like they did with Obama. We need that same energy. We got to get that gerrymandering under control here.
Did you read these?ok
A 2016 Review: Why Key State Polls Were Wrong About Trump (Published 2017)
Pollsters are leaning toward optimistic explanations that their problems of last year can be fixed.www.nytimes.com
Why 2016 election polls missed their mark
There is a great deal of speculation but no clear answers as to the cause of the disconnect, but there is one point of agreement: Across the board, polls underestimated Trump's level of support.
A group of major pollsters just released an autopsy report to explain why the polls were such a disaster in 2016
Top pollsters recently released an autopsy on polling in the 2016 election. Specifically, what went wrong in their predictions of a Clinton presidency.
Here's one that wasn't written 5 minutes after the election, check it out.
That's for damn sure as NC is more than likely to pick up a Congressional seat because of the 2020 Census.
That's a deal he can only make work Joe Biden.
What good would Pence pardoning him on the federal level do against charges being brought on the state level?
A senior warning sign for Trump: 'Go Biden' cry at Villages
THE VILLAGES, Fla. (AP) — Sara Branscome’s golf cart whizzed down the smooth asphalt path that winds through The Villages, the nation’s largest retirement community, an expanse of beautiful homes, shops and entertainment venues that bills itself as “Florida’s Friendliest Hometown.”
apnews.com
"The Villages, where the median age is 66, is built on the American dream of a golden retirement. “We’ve created the backdrop of possibilities for you to write the next chapter in your story,” its website says.
Retirees can enjoy everything from golf to seminars on Mark Twain to drinking a cold beverage in the town square while listening to a “jamgrass” band (progressive bluegrass in the vein of Phish).
Politically, it long has been considered a conservative redoubt, so entrenched that it’s a must-stop for any national or statewide Republican running for office. One clear measure of its importance: Vice President Mike Pence’s scheduled visit Saturday.
"The Morse family, which developed the community northwest of Orlando, has given hundreds of thousands of dollars to Republican campaigns over the years. During the 2008 presidential race, GOP vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin drew a stadium-sized crowd with 60,000 residents flocking to see her in one of the community’s town squares.
Last fall, Trump picked The Villages to promote his support for Medicare and its private insurance option.
But on Wednesday, the scene told a markedly different story. An armada of as many as 500 golf carts gathered at the Sea Breeze Recreation Center to caravan to the nearby elections office, so folks could drop off ballots for Biden.
As each cart rolled into the parking lot and slid a ballot into a locked box under the watchful eye of elections supervisors, dozens lined the sidewalk, cheering and clapping every time a vote was cast.
“I think we all came out of the closet for this election,” said Branscome.
It’s not that there weren’t Hillary Clinton supporters in The Villages in 2016, said Chris Stanley, president of the community’s Democratic Club. There were.
But there was also “an overwhelming sense in 2016 of ‘we’ve got this in the bag.’ There was a level of complacency that she’d win,” said Stanley. “Now there’s a heightened sense of urgency, and in many ways, Trump has been our best recruiting tool ever.”
If the slow moving, four-wheel, golf cart show of force is an indication of growing allegiance to the Democrat among the retiree set, it would represent a substantial shift. In Florida, 29% of registered voters are 65 and older. As of Oct. 1, 43% were Republican, 37% were Democrats and 17% were nonpartisan."
The SDNY (U.S. Attorney's Office for the Southern District of New York) is part of the federal government . That's not the same as the NY State Attorney General Office. Only the governor of NY would be able to pardon Trump on state charges. What do think the chances are that he woud do that?
Thank you for posting this
A senior warning sign for Trump: 'Go Biden' cry at Villages
THE VILLAGES, Fla. (AP) — Sara Branscome’s golf cart whizzed down the smooth asphalt path that winds through The Villages, the nation’s largest retirement community, an expanse of beautiful homes, shops and entertainment venues that bills itself as “Florida’s Friendliest Hometown.”
"The Villages, where the median age is 66, is built on the American dream of a golden retirement. “We’ve created the backdrop of possibilities for you to write the next chapter in your story,” its website says.
Retirees can enjoy everything from golf to seminars on Mark Twain to drinking a cold beverage in the town square while listening to a “jamgrass” band (progressive bluegrass in the vein of Phish).
Politically, it long has been considered a conservative redoubt, so entrenched that it’s a must-stop for any national or statewide Republican running for office. One clear measure of its importance: Vice President Mike Pence’s scheduled visit Saturday.
"The Morse family, which developed the community northwest of Orlando, has given hundreds of thousands of dollars to Republican campaigns over the years. During the 2008 presidential race, GOP vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin drew a stadium-sized crowd with 60,000 residents flocking to see her in one of the community’s town squares.
Last fall, Trump picked The Villages to promote his support for Medicare and its private insurance option.
But on Wednesday, the scene told a markedly different story. An armada of as many as 500 golf carts gathered at the Sea Breeze Recreation Center to caravan to the nearby elections office, so folks could drop off ballots for Biden.
As each cart rolled into the parking lot and slid a ballot into a locked box under the watchful eye of elections supervisors, dozens lined the sidewalk, cheering and clapping every time a vote was cast.
“I think we all came out of the closet for this election,” said Branscome.
It’s not that there weren’t Hillary Clinton supporters in The Villages in 2016, said Chris Stanley, president of the community’s Democratic Club. There were.
But there was also “an overwhelming sense in 2016 of ‘we’ve got this in the bag.’ There was a level of complacency that she’d win,” said Stanley. “Now there’s a heightened sense of urgency, and in many ways, Trump has been our best recruiting tool ever.”
If the slow moving, four-wheel, golf cart show of force is an indication of growing allegiance to the Democrat among the retiree set, it would represent a substantial shift. In Florida, 29% of registered voters are 65 and older. As of Oct. 1, 43% were Republican, 37% were Democrats and 17% were nonpartisan."
I wish y'all would stop posting bullshit polls
Wait so you're saying the Black AG can't do shit but bring charges
Cause they're bullshit