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REALITY
6 minutes ago, hELXIG said:

You're right :laughga: 

Also I just had a proper look and now I'm very confused and concerned because it looks like the older generations are the ones who have already voted and barely any younger people have. Maybe if we remain hopeful, all the gen z and millenials are procrastinating and will be the ones to vote last minute and all for Kamala :laughga:   It says 42% of the current votes are from 65yrs or over and only 9% so far are from 18-29yr olds

Yeah, it looks like young people aren't showing up as much as we would've liked, which is disappointing. A lot of the enthusiasm for Kamala initially came from young people. And where are they now?! :giveup: I'm hoping that most of them show up on election day.

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27monster27
10 minutes ago, Morphine Prince said:

General Election Poll 

🔴 Arizona - Trump +6
🔴 North Carolina - Trump +3
🔴 Georgia - Trump +2
🔴 Nevada - Trump +5
🔴 Pennsylvania - Trump +2
🔴 Michigan - Trump +2
🔴 Wisconsin - Trump +1

Atlasintel #A - LV - 11/2

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I know that it's been confirmed that he probably never said this, but it still (sadly) works.

 

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1 minute ago, 27monster27 said:

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I know that it's been confirmed that he probably never said this, but it still (sadly) works.

 

Just for context that pollster is hard right skewed and wildly inaccurate :laughga: 

Their modeling is trash, they literally adjust numbers based on how they think voters should feel (their words, not mine) and their polls are opt in through online ads where they can't even be certain they're polling voters...or even Americans :rip: 

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13 minutes ago, Morphine Prince said:

General Election Poll 

🔴 Arizona - Trump +6
🔴 North Carolina - Trump +3
🔴 Georgia - Trump +2
🔴 Nevada - Trump +5
🔴 Pennsylvania - Trump +2
🔴 Michigan - Trump +2
🔴 Wisconsin - Trump +1

Atlasintel #A - LV - 11/2

Explain my non-american ass. These are the swing states and according to some polls, Trump is leading by +6/+3...  points?

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1 minute ago, Reality said:

Yeah, it looks like young people aren't showing up as much as we would've liked, which is disappointing. A lot of the enthusiasm for Kamala initially came from young people. And where are they now?! :giveup: I'm hoping that most of them show up on election day.

I think it's one of two things:

1. Younger people are procrastinators and they'll get in there during the week or last minute

2. Or, as we've seen, a lot of young people are extremely performative in their activism and don't practise what they preach

Let's hope it's the former :bear:

I'll be myself until they fūcking close the coffin.
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Just now, PartySick said:

Just for context that pollster is hard right skewed and wildly inaccurate :laughga: 

Their modeling is trash, they literally adjust numbers based on how they think voters should feel (their words, not mine) and their polls are opt in through online ads where they can't even be certain they're polling voters...or even Americans :rip: 

Okay well that is a little relieving. However, it is part of an also concerning trend of Trump polls putting him ahead to make an election steal look more "probable". They are repeating what they did in 2020.

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3 minutes ago, Reality said:

Yeah, it looks like young people aren't showing up as much as we would've liked, which is disappointing. A lot of the enthusiasm for Kamala initially came from young people. And where are they now?! :giveup: I'm hoping that most of them show up on election day.

Refer to my post before!!

3 hours ago, PartySick said:

(I spam, it's what I do)

I'm checking out this poll from August and it's pretty interesting.

The survey was conducted August 16-20 from a sample of 1,601 people aged 18-29 in AZ, GA, PA, MI, NC, NV, and WI. The margin of error for the study was ±2.4%.

When asked to select up to three issues that will influence their vote choice the most, young people said jobs, the economy, and cost of living (53%), abortion (35%), healthcare (25%), and education (24%). The conflict in Israel and Gaza ranked 10th (13%), woke ideology 15th (6%), and a potential TikTok ban 18th and last (3%).

Kamala Harris is perceived as the more trustworthy candidate on every issue polled, ranging from abortion (58% trust Harris, 17% trust Trump) and healthcare (52% trust Harris, 17% trust Trump), to jobs and the economy (38% trust Harris, 33% trust Trump) and immigration and the border (37% trust Harris, 33% trust Trump).

Amongst young people who indicated they were ‘absolutely certain’ or ‘very likely to vote,’ Kamala Harris wins 70% and 56% of young voters while Donald Trump receives 23% and 22%, respectively.

 

Pretty interesting right? Well...

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A huge part of Kamala's outreach has been to mobilize a lot of potentially first time young voters and they're turning up :bradley:

Young voters are always a "vote on election day" group but they're massively outpacing projected numbers.

Of course, it'd be nice if gen z and millennials voted at the same rate as their parents and grandparents but we're doing alright :tony:

You have to remember the half a million young voters that registered through Taylor Swift's link alone, the record breaking number of black women that registered after Biden dropped out (and young black women are literally the HIGHEST propensity voters, the most reliable group)

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1 minute ago, 27monster27 said:

Okay well that is a little relieving. However, it is part of an also concerning trend of Trump polls putting him ahead to make an election steal look more "probable". They are repeating what they did in 2020.

Luckily there are a lot more guardrails in place and he has no real power other than his influence on the dumbest people in this country.

It'll be much harder for him to steal this election than it was in 2020 and he failed then :nails:

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About all those other polls that have it as a tie, I read this

"Nate Silver's group did the math. The odds of all states being this close in polling is like 1 in 3.5 trillion. There are barely any outlier polls, which means there is almost definitely herding happening in polling. They're so worried about being wrong that they force it all down to 50-50."

Do you feel him sir?
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20 minutes ago, Morphine Prince said:

General Election Poll 

🔴 Arizona - Trump +6
🔴 North Carolina - Trump +3
🔴 Georgia - Trump +2
🔴 Nevada - Trump +5
🔴 Pennsylvania - Trump +2
🔴 Michigan - Trump +2
🔴 Wisconsin - Trump +1

Who made this poll again? :oprah:

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Rat Boy
9 minutes ago, brinty said:

So just checking in as a European. Who’s winning? :cheeky:

 

I'm not from the USA but based on what people in this thread are saying it will be close but Kamala is leading?

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Morphine Prince
6 minutes ago, Lucas said:

Explain my non-american ass. These are the swing states and according to some polls, Trump is leading by +6/+3...  points?

Yes, this was one of the most accurate pollsters in 2020 but since then it seems they've changed so... it's doubtful they'll be as accurate this time.

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