Polls (GOP Club)
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As more ballots are counted, the gap is closing dramatically... as much as half since last night and only 68% reporting
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We've seen a lot of momentum going in the direction of former President Donald Trump in the last couple of weeks in the polls. In that time, he's even taken over the popular vote poll. He's now leading by 0.5 in the national vote, 48.5 to 48. He's also up 1.0 in the battleground states. But there are a couple of interesting things to note, including a new shock poll from Echelon Insights, which is a well-thought of poll. The most interesting thing is what it has to say about Pennsylvania. It has Trump up by 6 points head to...
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I've been trying to figure out the rational why we are being called upon to vote early. Here is the potential rational as I see it. Early voting has the benefit of positive publicity before the election can be rigged while also allowing the Trump campaign to know where it needs to focus its attention. These points are valid but I fear that they provide the cheaters ample time to print off extra ballots. I've heard some say that this level of blatant cheating as seen in 2020 is being mitigated by an over abundance of lawyers at the polling...
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Local News What to know about the Florida Senate race as Rick Scott and Debbie Mucarsel-Powell face off in 2024 election miami By Mauricio Maldonado Updated on: October 21, 2024 / 10:53 AM EDT / CBS Miami MIAMI - The Florida Senate race between incumbent Republican Sen. Rick Scott and Democratic challenger Debbie Mucarsel-Powell is set to be one of the most closely watched contests in the 2024 election. The outcome could significantly influence the balance of power in the U.S. Senate. Republicans currently hold a slim 49-to-47 seat majority, and this election's outcome could tip the balance. Scott, 71,...
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Even Polymarket is skewed. If you note the buy/sell spread for Trumpster is -7.7 but when you look at Kameltoes the spread is +9.5 in the opposite direction. Totals should equal 100% but totals on buy is 99.2% and sell is 100.9%. I suspect there is bias in everything.
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There’s plenty of bad news about the Republican campaign in 2024, and I’ve covered it in detail, but objectivity requires that one correctly assess what is going right too, and there’s a lot going right for Republicans right now. First and foremost, there is the massive change at the Republican National Committee with the firing of the utterly useless Ronna McDaniel and the elevation of Michael Whatley and Lara Trump. Next, Donald Trump is in a position where it looks like he is likely to win the presidency if current trends continue…that’s one heck of an if. And, finally, we...
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Attempting to PLAN AHEAD for the 11/05/2024 ELECTION - POLL ISSUES10:24 AM - Nov. 3, 2020 Tuesday: Team Trump, via Twitter, produced the panel below.The panel was posted to FR on 11/03/2020, by shield.Seeking to verify / update the info, based on the panel, I made a table that indicates the status of each phone number - to the extent that I could find info, without calling any of the numbers.If you find / have updated info, can call, know somebody at Team Trump, and verify, then please comment, thanks.Status Keys:DJT = Donald J. Trump GOP = Republican Party ?...
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New Mexico may be small in terms of population, but we are the second-largest producer of oil. We punch well above our weight when it comes to American energy. That’s starting to be a problem for President Joe Biden. New polling data shows Biden’s support in our state plummeting. With an approval rating of just 41% and a disapproval rating of 57% (according to a new Public Opinion Strategies poll), Biden finds himself 16 points underwater (in New Mexico). This decline is particularly worrying for the president, given that he won New Mexico by a comfortable 10-point margin during the...
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Earlier today I went and posted this thread...The last good Vice President.01/15/2024 | EveryoneLively discusion. X broached the topic of First Ladies. So I thought - as we wait on the Iowa Caucus - I'd bring up First Ladies. So. Who's the Best First Lady we've ever had? Who was the Worst? (Hillary or the Mooch)Jill BidenMelania TrumpMichelle ObamaLaura BushHillary ClintonBarbara BushNancy ReaganRosalynn CarterBetty FordPat NixonLady Bird JohnsonJackie KennedyMamie EisenhowerBess TrumanEleanor Rooseveltetc.
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Much discussion is being made these days over who Trump should pick as his vice presidential candidate. But we're not here to discuss that. We are here today to discuss the last good and effective vice president. Or maybe talk about the veeps that have done great harm and damage to our nation. Especially those individuals that have gone on to become president.Here in the last 70 years or so is the list of Vice Presidents. Which were good, bad or indifferent?Kamala HarrisMike PenceJoe BidenDick CheneyAl GoreDan QuayleGeorge HW BushWalter MondaleNelson RockefellerGerald FordSpiro AgnewHubert HumphreyLyndon JohnsonRichard Nixon
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When Vivek Ramaswamy said that he would drop out of Colorado primary if Trump is removed..Crenshaw said that "Maybe he should just withdraw from all the other states too"Vivek's respons..."Maybe Congressmen shouldn’t be allowed to trade individual stocks."
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Several presidential hopefuls had a fourth presidential debate last night at the University of Alabama in Tuscaloosa. The debate was held on a site, NewsNation, which, despite hiring a high-profile newscaster like Megyn Kelly, many people hadn't heard of before the night. Notably absent for the fourth consecutive debate was former president Donald Trump. He's not wasting time on these debates, so why should everyone else? The Republican primary field keeps pretending that Trump isn't there. Perhaps they're hoping Trump will fall from one of the indictments in the Biden administration's unprecedented harassment of their political opposition, cynically waiting in...
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Donations to the Republican National Committee (RNC) have hit an eight-year low, sources told the Washington Post on Monday. The diminished donations raise concerns about whether or not RNC leadership is properly aligned with the party’s grassroots to counter an unpopular Democrat president seeking reelection. […] The RNC raised the lowest amount of money since former President Trump arose as the leader of the GOP, the Post reported:The Republican National Committee disclosed that it had $9.1 million in cash on hand as of Oct. 30, the lowest amount for the RNC in any Federal Election Commission report since February 2015.That...
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"Is it true that Donald Trump is stronger today than he was in 2020?" Kirk asked. "Yes," Baris said. "It's also fair to say that he is stronger now than he was in 2016 when he won. We got this new poll coming out and I've been trying to beat this like a dead horse... It's just not 2020. It's not 2016. They are just totally different races and he's doing so much better with e-groups, which we can get into than he was in either '16 or '20. I'm not a lawyer but as a pollster and it is...
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Hugh Culverhouse donated $350,000 to the Never Back Down super PAC backing Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis's presidential campaign in June, but he won’t be giving any more money unless the governor's ongoing campaign reboot includes a new message.
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Rasmussen Reports 5/11 - 5/15 62 17 6 5 2 -- -- -- 3 -- Trump +45 Reuters/Ipsos 5/9 - 5/15 49 21 5 4 4 1 -- 1 0 1 Trump +28 I&I/TIPP 5/3 - 5/5 55 17 6 4 4 2 1 0 1 0 Trump +38 ABC News/Wash Post 4/28 - 5/3 53 25 6 6 -- 4 -- -- 1 -- Trump +28 CBS News/YouGov 4/27 - 4/29 58 22 5 4 5 1 2 2 1 -- Trump +36 Emerson 4/24 - 4/25 62 16 7 3 3 -- -- 2 2 -- Trump +46...
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n a surprising turn of events, former Gov. Charlie Baker (R-Mass) seems to have a clear upper hand over Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) in a hypothetical match-up for a U.S. Senate seat in Massachusetts. A recent poll, courtesy of the Fiscal Alliance Foundation, has found that a whopping 49 percent of likely voters would support Baker should he decide to challenge Warren for her Senate seat. Warren is up for reelection in 2024 and lags behind Baker by 15 points, coming in at 34 percent. It seems the former governor’s popularity is still going strong, leaving his opponent with some...
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Black voters have been a steady foundation for Democratic candidates for decades, but that support appeared to show a few cracks in this year’s elections. Republican candidates were backed by 14% of black voters, compared with 8% in the last midterm elections four years ago, according to AP VoteCast, an extensive national survey of the electorate. In Georgia, Republican Gov. Brian Kemp more than doubled his support among black voters to 12% in 2022 compared with 5% four years ago, according to VoteCast. He defeated Democrat Stacey Abrams both times. If that boost can be sustained, Democrats could face headwinds...
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Democrats will continue stealing elections forever. There should be a referendum for secession in red states so people can regain their freedom and democracy By Ezequiel Doiny In the article below I describe the globalist's strategy to impose Marxism in America. https://www.israelunwired.com/climate-change-is-a-trojan-horse/ But Marxists are not only trying to seize power in America, they want to impose a "Great Reset" worldwide. Since they can't be democratically elected,Marxists have been corrupting democracies around the World by disrupting the electoral process. Mexico, Brazil, Israel and the US are some examples. BRAZIL On November 17, 2022 the Gateway Pundit reported "Civil War Looms...
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RNC Building ‘Army’ of GOP Poll Workers After Decades-Long Court-Ordered Hiatus The Republican National Committee is ramping up presence at the polls this year by enlisting thousands of workers ahead of the midterms, an operation it legally could not run for 40 years prior to 2018. “If elections are the cornerstone of democracy, then transparent and secure elections are one of the most important offerings that the RNC can have,” RNC spokeswoman Danielle Alvarez told Breitbart News. “And it happens to be the first cycle that we can get involved and stand up this operation the way that RNC chairwoman...
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