What were the primary numbers out of Florida?
Update: Vice President Kamala Harris is now the Democratic presidential nominee
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for Trump
Every major Politan city in Florida is blue except for Pensacola
Hopefully the majority of the 3.9 million unaffiliated lean towards Kamala.
What were they the last 2 elections?
For anyone who wanted Trump to face justice for starters. Hell, he should be bringing charges against Elon Musk for election interference. And I'm talking about Merrick Garland the AG. Obama had nothing to do with that unless he advocated for him behind the scenes.
Justice is performative.
They did want that old bitch to retire but she thought she was a Macleod from the Highlands of Scotland
He thought the party who vowed to make him a one term president would approve the pick if he made a compromise and nominated a milquetoast white man.
surprise! they didn't give af
Should've just nominated the black woman and after the white nationalists rejected her... people would've been fired up and motivated to hit the voting booth in the 2016 election cause it would've focused the attention mainly on the Supreme Court instead of emails and superpredators and cheeto would've never been elected
but hindsights 20/20
I posted this 200 pages ago.
In order to overcome this, Democrats need a big turnout, few defectors voting 3rd party, some republicans either staying home or swinging for Harris, AND to win NPAs by a decent margin.
If they don't get all of the above, the math won't work for them.
This is where I say, the guy Bouzey saidI posted this 200 pages ago.
In order to overcome this, Democrats need a big turnout, few defectors voting 3rd party, some republicans either staying home or swinging for Harris, AND to win NPAs by a decent margin.
If they don't get all of the above, the math won't work for them.
Georgia Supreme Court won't step in to reinstate controversial election rules
The rules passed by the Georgia State Election Board included one that would require ballots be hand-counted.
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Georgia's Supreme Court rejected a Republican-led effort to implement more than half a dozen controversial new election rules before Election Day.
In a brief order issued Tuesday, the court declined to reinstate the seven new rules implemented by the State Election Board, and declined to consider an expedited appeal — effectively ending the effort to get the new rules in place in time for the upcoming election.
A lower level Georgia judge on Oct. 16 declared the rules "illegal, unconstitutional and void." The rules, which include one that requires ballots to be hand-counted and two related to certification of results, were supported by three of the State Election Board's five members, all of whom were endorsed by former President Donald Trump.
President Biden defeated Trump in the state in 2020, and Trump has since repeated disproven claims that fraud cost him the election.
The new rules were opposed by not just Democrats, but also state Republican officials who cast doubt on whether they were legal. They said a hand count could delay election results, and argued in court that it was too late to properly train election workers on the new responsibilities.
Other rules passed by the board — include one that would have required county officials "to examine all election related documentation created during the conduct of elections," a potentially laborious process — and another that would have required them to conduct a "reasonable inquiry" before certifying results. That rule did not explain what a "reasonable inquiry" entails.
The Georgia Supreme Court didn't outright reject the appeal. In the order Tuesday, the court said it is declining to fast forward proceedings.
"When the appeal is docketed in this court, it will proceed in the ordinary course," the justices wrote.
This sound like some voters expression shit to me, you’re trying to tell me there are more people live in red rural areas in Florida than all the major cities in Florida get the fuck out of hereI posted this 200 pages ago.
In order to overcome this, Democrats need a big turnout, few defectors voting 3rd party, some republicans either staying home or swinging for Harris, AND to win NPAs by a decent margin.
If they don't get all of the above, the math won't work for them.
It's definitely a standard feature for that character.
It's definitely voter suppression. A disproportionate amount of democrats got moved to inactive.
They can still vote, but they'll probably run into problems courtesy of the GOP.
