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Off to bed, fully expect to wake up to a Trump victory. Hope Harris turns it around.
 
There was some sort of correlation between the two groups as I recall. I’ve no idea how that was arrived at mind you.

Confusing it with my very time consuming and just as serious Qatar in x Greenwood in investigation, perhaps?

If not, I have no clue how you'd get any usable data on Redcafe Trump voters.
 
No, it wasn’t until 2 hours from now that the dems started looking good. It was another 10 before confidence increased to the point they thought they had a shot.

Georgia, PA and Arizona took ages.
Yeah. I remember Stop the count bit. just couldnt remember how it had started.
 
Confusing it with my very time consuming and just as serious Qatar in x Greenwood in investigation, perhaps?

If not, I have no clue how you'd get any usable data on Redcafe Trump voters.
Ahh yeah…I’ve mixed them up.

Apologies for the fake news!
 
Majore Greene got reelected with something like 2/3 of the votes (according to abc). I hope I never have to drive through that place :lol:
 
A lot of people are making similar comments in here, but I don't think that's quite fair. Inflation has been the highest that most developed countries have seen in decades, for plenty of us, the highest by far in our adult lives. That's dreadful for any incumbent government (fair or not) and is a big reason why incumbents have struggled everywhere over the last couple of years.
But the reasons for that are so obvious, and so clearly not caused by the administration.

A lot of times it’s difficult to parse out the role of the administration on economic performance. Trump in 2017 says the economy’s great and I’m responsible for it. In 2021 Biden says the economy’s great and I’m responsible for it. The opposition points out that the economy’s just continuing on the trajectory that was set by their predecessor. There’s some truth in both but it’s mostly bluster and it’s all a bit messy. It’s reasonable in that scenario that voters just choose an economic story to believe rather than try to make sense of reality.

In this case the casual factors of inflation were so well documented - mandatory economic stimulus during the pandemic, supply shocks from the pandemic, Russian oil and gas prices - and the effect was so clearly not unique to the US, that it’s not reasonable for US voters to think I’m worse off because of this government.

Maybe it’s a stretch to ask them to compare US performance to Europe at that time and recognise they’re doing better in keeping inflation lower and brining it down earlier, while seeing employment grow quicker, wages grow further and their 401ks go much higher. Or to compare themselves to China and see a more stable economy with significantly better employment opportunities over the same time.

That might be a stretch to have them look beyond their own country. But there’s really no excuse for them to think that I’m worse off because of this government. That’s just lazy.
 
I think we need to bring on Maguire, and put him up front.
 
Confusing it with my very time consuming and just as serious Qatar in x Greenwood in investigation, perhaps?

If not, I have no clue how you'd get any usable data on Redcafe Trump voters.
Ahh yeah…I’ve mixed them up.

Apologies for the fake news!
 
Data on independents, some of the exit poll data of swings vs. 2020. It's plenty of incremental positive nuggets for Trump, very few (if any?!) for Harris.

True, but it all depends on voter turn out in Dem strongholds.

GA has gone Trump

Likely, not 100% yet, but that isn't surprising.

I'm not sure about that. There was talk in the past few days of polls overestimating Trump and Harris picking up a lot of momentum. However in some states where we might be able to see some evidence of this (Georgia, Florida) we simply aren't, if anything going the other way. Seen a lot of positive numbers and indications for Trump, not a lot of good news for Harris so far.

So far. It's still early, but yes a lot of people like Trump.

Does anyone remember if 2020 was like this or a clear lead for Biden throughout?

Is Trump doing better than 2020?

Red Wave before mail in ballot votes were counted which pushed Biden into victory - the whole stop the vote stuff. Trump is doing better rurally, the rest we don't know yet tbh.
 
Trump is, as stated, way above expectations in Virginia. No one expected this. She should still win but it's like a 10% swing in a 24 year solid dem state right now. Another two million ish votes due.

2020:


Popular vote2,413,5681,962,430
Percentage54.11%44.00%
 
Latino men being reluctant to vote for a woman should come as no surprise. Trump has cultivated a macho image (without actually being macho) with various male groups, so I suspect that is paying off here.
Aye. And then add in the religious component as well. For better or worse Biden himself exuded that macho man image more and obviously is way more outspoken as a Christian as well. Neither should be a factor....but this is still America where people think Jesus would have driven a pickup shooting everyone who does not believe.
 
Trump is, as stated, way above expectations in Virginia. No one expected this. She should still win but it's like a 10% swing in a 24 year solid dem state right now. Another two million ish votes due.


Popular vote2,413,5681,962,430
Percentage54.11%44.00%

Virginia is definitely worrying.
 
Some of your finest work.

I recently got my money back for an old laptop because the producer failed to fix it after several months, which was nice because it'll buy me a better one and all the important stuff was saved on the cloud and/or externally.

That was my mood until I remembered that my redcafe dataset is gone because it was saved on my desktop as a shitpost. I also lost an amount of Reddit tags the NSA would be proud of.
 
No-one is looking at raw counts - more the swing in declared counties. That's why it looks slightly not good so far. Nothing to do with red having the bigger number.
 
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