- Purely anecdotal, but Donald Trump continues to attract tens of thousands of devoted supporters to his rallies. Joe Biden doesn't draw flies.
- One of the top things that Democrat officials do is provide rides to the polls for the elderly and poor who otherwise couldn't go. During this Chinese Communist Party virus, minorities are especially scared to be in large groups and aren't about to get on a bus loaded with strangers who might have the Communist virus.
- There were a lot of Democrats who voted the first day of early voting. However, it's strongly tapered off the past few days, and the numbers listed aren't high enough to counter those of us who will vote on election day.
- I know several people who didn't vote for Trump in 2016 because they didn't like him (my wife included). However, they'll crawl over broken glass to vote for him now. I have yet to hear of any credible source who said they supported Trump in 2016, but don't now.
- The drip drip drip of the Biden scandal is about to turn into a flood. It's fun to see Republicans playing the "October Surprise" game for once.
- Finally, "Undecided" voters always break towards the one with the most momentum. Trump is the wind to his back, while Biden is hiding in the basement.
And none of this accounts for the silent Trump voters who either don't want to get into arguments with their proggy kids or have their property vandalized.
We’ll find out in 3 weeks I guess.
I live in a small town west of Austin. I’ve never seen a Biden yard sign in front of a residence. This is strange. At a minimum it could mean “no enthusiasm” and a stay at home voter on election day.
Another point you listed I can relate to is I don’t put signs in my yard because I’m not interested in having my property vandalized or “punked” as the Democratic Party has now sunk low enough to do.
And I might add this anecdotal story. I was coming out of a store a while back, when a guy from a group of Trump supporters in the parking lot approached me and asked if I wanted a Trump/Pence number sticker. I said no and he asked, "Why? Don't you support the president?"
I answered that I absolutely supported Trump and had already voted for him. I told him I just didn't wanted my care "keyed".