KaHaha Harris’ first week campaigning: stats

[StarstruckIllusion 53,570]

Look at how she ate

 

and Americans approve of her!

And she’s doing better than Biden in the swing states:

It can only go up from here 😌

[Economy 52,861]

Some of the early polls suggest she might win the popular vote. But she needs to lead by more later on (hopefully)

 

We all know what happened to Hilary. The way the electorial college is set up tends to favour Republicans and as such a democrat leading by 1% or 2% usually is insufficient

 

I heard experts say to be safer a democrat needs to lead by closer to 5 points

[Borisapillar 10,128]

Not KaHaha

[PunkTheFunk 125,715]

[pachinko 10,755]

Why KaHaha? 

[27monster27 15,881]

1 hour ago, Economy said:

Some of the early polls suggest she might win the popular vote. But she needs to lead by more later on (hopefully)

 

We all know what happened to Hilary. The way the electorial college is set up tends to favour Republicans and as such a democrat leading by 1% or 2% usually is insufficient

 

I heard experts say to be safer a democrat needs to lead by closer to 5 points

This! Remember not to get complacent everyone. We did that in 2016 and look what happened. Keep fighting like the country depends on it, because it does.

[Helxig 45,384]

1 hour ago, Economy said:

Some of the early polls suggest she might win the popular vote. But she needs to lead by more later on (hopefully)

 

We all know what happened to Hilary. The way the electorial college is set up tends to favour Republicans and as such a democrat leading by 1% or 2% usually is insufficient

 

I heard experts say to be safer a democrat needs to lead by closer to 5 points

This system makes me so mad. It makes absolutely no sense. MORE people wanted Hillary than Trump. It's insane that the one with the least votes can still win. Insane

[StarstruckIllusion 53,570]

1 hour ago, Borisapillar said:

Not KaHaha

 

1 hour ago, pachinko said:

Why KaHaha? 

 

[Babel 41,640]

Coconut

[Guest]

 

[RadioIsOurs 13,876]

5 hours ago, 27monster27 said:

This! Remember not to get complacent everyone. We did that in 2016 and look what happened. Keep fighting like the country depends on it, because it does.

I don't think anyone was complacent per se. We can't really control the fate if the results. The majority of the country might've already made up their minds. 

 

It is really up to the campaign at this point.

[ROHKEUS 677]

2 hours ago, RadioIsOurs said:

I don't think anyone was complacent per se. We can't really control the fate if the results. The majority of the country might've already made up their minds. 

 

It is really up to the campaign at this point.

Her campaign was, she almost did no campaign in the rust belt after the primaries. There’s reports she didn’t even had a speech in case of defeat. Her complacency cost her 08 as well some might say.

Imo this made some people lose enthusiasm to vote as well. 

[Bronco 25,229]

Honestly if I was doing my undergrad thesis this year I'd do it on the impact of Biden dropping out in favour of a younger candidate on election engagement. 

It cannot be understated just how significantly the entire race has changed in the space of a week.