Not only are Republicans turning out in droves here in Florida, I find it really funny that Republicans are outvoting Democrats in every Congressional district Dems are targeting in California. I guess that is what happens when they let a Republican take one of the two governor nominee spots. Still funny that they can't get higher turnout in 60% Hispanic areas. What a bunch of losers.
Camden Cook
>Ron Johnson won a senate seat once >all polling is therefore illegitimate
Jason Parker
Are Democrats blackpilled or overconfident? This turnout is abysmal for them.
The only way to save the American republic is for the Democrats to adopt the strategies the Republicans use. When the going gets ugly, even decent people have to get ugly. This will likely lead to the collapse of the American republic. No government can survive a division among the people as profound as the current one. The conflict will grow more intense until it erupts into violence. Just this week we have seen a spate of mail bombs sent to opponents of Trump. This is of little significance; we’ll all denounce the bomber and try to move on. But this is only one step on a long sequence that will ultimately result in serious bloodshed. The ugliness will spiral downward until the shock of the violence exceeds the anger of the parties. My assessment is that Americans will not return to genuine democratic values — that is, respecting the opinions of those with whom we disagree — until plenty of blood has been spilled. Nevertheless, I feel that fighting in the streets is, in the long run, preferable to the right-wing authoritarian state that Republicans are dragging us towards. The 2018 midterm elections will be the most consequential midterm elections in a long time. If the Democrats can win a convincingly large victory, and then use control of the House to carry out a proper investigation of Trump’s crimes, it is possible that the American ship of state may right itself. Even then, though, the cancer of anger will continue to eat at the substance of our republic. A Democratic victory will serve only to stave off a right-wing authoritarian regime. It will not save us from the violent showdown that is coming literally tomorrow. Your days of fingerbanging old Mary Trump Rottencrotch are over.
>Thought President Trump was just putting the whole "remove birthright citizenship" thing on the table to scare his enemies >MFW looking at his twitter today where he doubled & tripled down Wat are the odds the supreme court passes this?
>Obama's numbers destroy Trump's.He won because Clinton couldn't turn out Obama's coalition My whole point is exactly that user, Trump did not win because he won 77k votes in the rust belt. He had to come back from a difference of 680k votes out of Miami-Dade, Palm Beach and Broward alone, places HIllary actually IMPROVED on Obama margins, that was the reason democrats thought they had Florida won already.
Polls fucked up in 2016 and never got it right ever again since then
Isn't this the guy who literally had a coke party with loli hookers?
Jason Jackson
> Portugal representing the country well
Aaron Clark
Bigly.
Juan Lee
>commies think a retarded indian homeless guy following meme instructions given to him by feds to make an october surprise for the democrats is the spark that will begin the conflagration of worldwide homosexual communism revolution
CNN AZ poll with D+4: >A total of 1,007 adults who live in Arizona were interviewed by telephone by live interviewers calling both landline and cell phones. Interviews were conducted in English and Spanish. Among the entire sample, 25% described themselves as Democrats, 25% described themselves as Republicans, and 49% described themselves as independents or members of another party.
So they called random adults (who may or may not be actually registered), weighed so that there are as many self-identified Republicans as Democrats (NYT says it's 35R, 30D and 35I) and got the results they wanted.
Against the odds, Dean Heller has opened up a lead. Polls tend to overstate Democratic performance in Nevada, but the early vote (which is actually meaningful here) is more balanced than many would expect. This is a close race right now.
Rick Scott’s lead has evaporated as Bill Nelson has begun to spend. The race is still close, but Nelson seems to have at least stabilized the situation when it looked like it might be getting away from him.
This race has lived up to its billing as one of the closest in the country. Neither Josh Hawley nor Claire McCaskill has had a lead of more than four points in a single poll for the entire year, placing this race well within the margin of error. The undecided voters are likely Trump supporters, but it is hard to say which way they’ll go in this volatile election.
The comments from Kyrsten Sinema suggesting that Arizona was the “meth lab of democracy” and that she didn’t care whether a libertarian interviewer joined the Taliban certainly haven’t helped her prospects in this red-leaning state, but there hasn’t been enough polling to assess how much they’ve hurt, if at all. For now, Martha McSally has a slight lead in the polls.
This race seems to have tightened and for Jon Tester being up two-to-four points in a state Donald Trump won by 20 is not where a Democratic incumbent wants to find himself a month before an election.
Joe Donnelly voted against Brett Kavanaugh’s nomination, and recent polls have shown a tied race. He’s below 50 percent in a state where undecideds probably approve of President Trump.
The Vanderbilt poll of 800 registered voters notwithstanding, this race seems to be getting away from Democrats. Marsha Blackburn is closing in on 50 percent, at which point Phil Bredesen has to start persuading GOP-leaners to switch away from a Republican, which seems like a bit of a stretch.
Angel Hughes
>nearly became a TV pundit I bet she has sheetcaked
End birthright citizenship and just make everyone citizens preemptively
Lucas Mitchell
>Wat are the odds the supreme court passes this?
too close, i honestly wouldnt do it with the justices he has right now, going to need 1 more.
and now since he put this in the open, next confirmation will be, how will you vote on the 14th A, over and over and over again
Noah Rogers
Hispanics aren't turning out at all. It's especially bad in Miami-Dade where they need to win FL26 and FL27 to stand a chance. Republicans are doing pretty good there right now.
Okay but fuck all polls. Either some are good or none are. The fact of the matter is this: I’ve never been polled. My family hasn’t ever been polled. My friends haven’t ever been polled.
Aaron Lopez
>Kys plebbitnigger no u
Sebastian Foster
>finally, a RESIST movement we can eat!
Andrew Cox
Undecideds are going Bob Hugin’s way, but Robert Menendez is still up at 50 percent. If suburbanites have second thoughts in the ballot box, though, this could be a surprise.
As predicted, this race seems to have broken away from Democrats. Ted Cruz is not going to win by 20 points like Greg Abbott, but a win is a win, especially in a largely negative environment for Republicans.
Two polls have shown Debbie Stabenow with single-digit leads, though she is still at around 50 percent of the vote. This seems like a potential late-breaking race.
The polling in this race has been surprisingly close, and Democrat Tina Smith is below 50 percent in the polls. With that said, the national environment is probably too much for Karin Housley to overcome.
This race appears to have gotten away from Heidi Heitkamp. Down by 15 points two weeks before an election in a state that went overwhelmingly for Trump is not where she had hoped to be. It would be a major shock, at this point, if Heitkamp wins.
Joe Manchin is under 50 percent here, which has to worry him a bit. The “yes” vote on Kavanaugh is likely to help him in a state that went to President Trump by over 40 points.
ALL YOU FAGGITS BETTER GET OUT AND VOTE ON NOV 8TH
Isaiah Taylor
Arizona is R+9 with many fake Republicans voting against Trump. Caravans are driving up turnout like crazy. They got max Hispanic Turnout and Trump still won by 4. Why would someone like McSally a moderate,with lower Hispanic Turnout, and freaking caravans, think Sinema had any chance
Trump is using a legit psychological tactic to do this, he puts out an extreme position first then everything after that seems reasonable in comparison.
Robert Cialdini, who Dilbertman calls presuasion Godzilla, talks about it in his book where Watergate happened because the guy who proposed it had even crazier plans first, so just spying on people seemed alright in comparison.
I would still like a Skellington Awoo. >This is Awooween, this is Awooween! >Shills scream in the dead of night!
Easton Sullivan
>Arizona is R+9 with many fake Republicans voting against Trump. Self-identified vote almost 100% Republican. Registered Republicans have a 9% advantage, self-identified a 5% one.
>Hispanics aren't turning out at all They never do. If they ever did, you'd think it'd be when a Hispanic Horde might be the biggest issue of the election. But Hispanics just don't into representative government.
Nathaniel Perry
they dont need fucking sandals just dump them on the island and leave them there.
James Brooks
RESIST proper calorie intake!
Grayson Myers
Look at those soulless npc commiefaggot stares
Doesnt Don know he’s in danger when he is being fucked by white cock?! He could be a terrorist!
Hunter White
Any repeat immigration offenders should be shot on sight
Bentley Perry
jewish admixture?
Nolan Baker
>these will be the last rallies for almost 2 years
