He wants to shut cnn up until the election is over.
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I think that’s why she was in Eastern NC over the weekend.
Remember too, a lot of people have moved to NC esp to Raleigh and Mecklenburg county since the last election.
I think to the Charlotte area alone, there were like 100 people a day or some crazy stat, the amount of people moving to that area.
Charlotte Is One of the Fastest Growing Cities in the U.S. for 2024
Charlotte is growing and growing and seems to not be stopping. Charlotte is one of the fastest growing cities in the U.S. and not slowing down
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Imagine fighting in a war. You god damn right my ankle ain’t right.
It doesn’t matter if conservatives hate black people. The FBA-ilks hate non American blacks.
It was actually 117 people a day between 2022 and 2023 to Charlotte.I think that’s why she was in Eastern NC over the weekend.
Remember too, a lot of people have moved to NC esp to Raleigh and Mecklenburg county since the last election.
I think to the Charlotte area alone, there were like 100 people a day or some crazy stat, the amount of people moving to that area.
https://www.wral.com/story/raleigh-is-the-nation-s-third-fastest-growing-big-city-data-shows/21435458/#:~:text=Between%202022%20and%202023%2C%20Raleigh's,GA%20and%20Fort%20Worth%2C%20TX.Charlotte Is One of the Fastest Growing Cities in the U.S. for 2024
Charlotte is growing and growing and seems to not be stopping. Charlotte is one of the fastest growing cities in the U.S. and not slowing down
Most of those people are from up north or somewhere out west, but moved to the area because of telework and cost of living.
This is the main reason why Obama was able to win VA. So many people moved to the Northern VA area over the years and these are mostly educated folks it turned the state blue. Those votes superseded the rural areas.
Charlotte metro, Triad, and Raleigh Durham I believe tends to vote blue and you add those additional resident's. WOW
Charlotte region experiencing surge in new residents
If Charlotte seems more crowded to you, that’s because it is.
I think that’s why she was in Eastern NC over the weekend.
Remember too, a lot of people have moved to NC esp to Raleigh and Mecklenburg county since the last election.
I think to the Charlotte area alone, there were like 100 people a day or some crazy stat, the amount of people moving to that area.
https://www.wral.com/story/raleigh-is-the-nation-s-third-fastest-growing-big-city-data-shows/21435458/#:~:text=Between%202022%20and%202023%2C%20Raleigh's,GA%20and%20Fort%20Worth%2C%20TX.Charlotte Is One of the Fastest Growing Cities in the U.S. for 2024
Charlotte is growing and growing and seems to not be stopping. Charlotte is one of the fastest growing cities in the U.S. and not slowing down
Yea Wake and Mecklenburg counties are growing like crazy. The biggest thing with Mecklenburg county is the counties that surround it as they all voted majority Republican. They have to make a dent in those counties even if Republicans win them. Turnout everywhere is crucial. I think Republicans not extending the voter registration in the hurricane region will hurt them the most as that's all Republican territory other than Asheville
Yep, this is the article I was talking about. Thanks for posting it.
Yup and the rural areas that vote Repub ain’t growing like that.
I got a few homies in Raleigh and every time I go to visit, all I see are new homes. My homeboys telling me about all these new spots that’s opening up and etc. it’s wild to see that kind of growth and change in real time.
That’s why I have faith NC will be blue, but we will see.
My wife says my "toxic trait" is not respecting anybody who didn't play football. I didnt realize it but She says I immediately think they're a bitch and i have less respect for them.
Well in this case my theory is 100% correct. This dude was scared of getting hit....and THIS is the dude they all look up to and label as an "Alpha" man?!!
HOLY SMOKES!
In Pennsylvania, Democrats have cast 285,072 votes compared to 95,666 by Republicans, marking a 300% advantage, slightly higher than their 273% lead in 2020.
Michigan also shows a strong Democratic lead, with 305,874 early votes compared to 185,493 Republican votes. In Wisconsin, Democrats are outpacing Republicans by 90,570 to 41,900.
This suggests Democrats are maintaining or expanding their early voting lead in these battleground states.
Pennsylvania Early Votes
Dems: 285,072
GOP: 95,666
- In 2024 Democrats are outpacing Republicans by 300%
- In 2020 Democrats outpaced Republicans by just 273%
Michigan Early Votes
Dems: 305,874
GOP: 185,493
Wisconsin Early Votes
Dems: 90,570
GOP: 41,900
The smoke-n-smoke of politics is really tiring.
Anyone that’s been paying attention can see this mofo is in a cognitive decline.
I don’t know. Someone (in this thread) made a good point that the increased migration to the urban areas of NC may have changed the political demographic of this state in the last 4 years. We’ll know soon enough.
Just like in 2020. The Republicans will see these early voting numbers and realize they’ll be unable to make them up in the general election.
They know their retirement benefits are on the line with chump otherwise they'd be singing another tune
Right. “Better leave my Medicare alone!”They know their retirement benefits are on the line with chump otherwise they'd be singing another tune
Basically ends their plan.