US Political News and Trump’s China visit
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Marist Polls U.S. Presidential Contest November 2024
Harris +2 Points Against Trump in Pennsylvania.
Harris (63%) outpaces Trump (35%) among likely voters who say they have already voted. Trump (54%) receives majority support against Harris (44%) among those who have yet to vote.
Harris +3 Against Trump in Michigan
63% of those who say they have already voted support Harris while 59% who say they have yet to vote say they are for Trump.
Harris +2 Points Against Trump in Wisconsin.
Harris (57%) leads Trump (43%) among those who say they have already voted. Trump (53%), though, leads Harris (45%) among those who have yet to cast a ballot.
Harris +2 Points Against Trump in Pennsylvania.
Harris (63%) outpaces Trump (35%) among likely voters who say they have already voted. Trump (54%) receives majority support against Harris (44%) among those who have yet to vote.
Harris +3 Against Trump in Michigan
63% of those who say they have already voted support Harris while 59% who say they have yet to vote say they are for Trump.
Harris +2 Points Against Trump in Wisconsin.
Harris (57%) leads Trump (43%) among those who say they have already voted. Trump (53%), though, leads Harris (45%) among those who have yet to cast a ballot.
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As Election Day looms just three days away, early voting data reveals a significant advantage for Kamala. This advantage is largely attributed to a pronounced gender gap in swing states, where women are participating in early voting at higher rates than men. Democrats have seen growing support from women in elections held since the 2022 Supreme Court's decision overturning Roe v. Wade and a constitutional right to an abortion.
Even before the Supreme Court's decision, approximately ten million more women than men voted in the 2020 general election. This result represents a similar trend in prior elections, where women participated at a higher percentage than men, especially in presidential elections. The increase was part of a larger trend of greater female voter turnout, inspired by topics such as healthcare, reproductive rights, and social justice.
The seven top battleground states have seen the following gender gaps in early voting, according to TargetSmart's data:
Michigan − women have a 10-point edge
Pennsylvania − women have a 12-percentage point turnout edge over men
Wisconsin − women have an 8-point edge
North Carolina − women have an 11-point edge
Georgia − women have a 12-point edge
Nevada −women and male turnout is roughly the same (women turnout was 2 percentage points greater than men in 2020)
Arizona −women have a 5-point advantage
Even before the Supreme Court's decision, approximately ten million more women than men voted in the 2020 general election. This result represents a similar trend in prior elections, where women participated at a higher percentage than men, especially in presidential elections. The increase was part of a larger trend of greater female voter turnout, inspired by topics such as healthcare, reproductive rights, and social justice.
The seven top battleground states have seen the following gender gaps in early voting, according to TargetSmart's data:
Michigan − women have a 10-point edge
Pennsylvania − women have a 12-percentage point turnout edge over men
Wisconsin − women have an 8-point edge
North Carolina − women have an 11-point edge
Georgia − women have a 12-point edge
Nevada −women and male turnout is roughly the same (women turnout was 2 percentage points greater than men in 2020)
Arizona −women have a 5-point advantage
RabzonKhan
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I had intended to write, but Mehdi Hasan's interview has simplified my task. I will strongly encourage everyone who plans to vote for Trump (or indirectly support him by voting for Jill Stein). Please watch Mehdi Hasan's interview with an American Arab Imam who supports Trump.
Strigon
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In the various popular talk shows that I am listening to, the theme is pretty much clear. Its a men + women vs old grumpy controlling men election, its a minority vs majority election, and most clearly its normal vs racist scum election.
And all logical indicators point towards Harris. Polls don't mean much especially when they showed Hillary would win vs Trump.
The worst is that you give some Arabs and Muslims the power to vote and they **** it up royally. Luckily they are few and far in between.
And then you have non - US citizens spending 22 hours a day out of their lives in spreading misinformation and propaganda. Strange times we live in....
j_hungary
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The PA shift is in due to the stupid Madison Square Garden rally Trump had calling Puerto Rico is an island of Floating Garbage.....Puerto Rican is the biggest Hispan group in the state of Pennsylvania......my father included. And he told me a lot of his fellow Pican is pissed over it.......
Trump probably forgot that Puerto Rican are US Citizens and everyone of them can vote.......
Whoever think it was a great idea in Trump campaign think getting a comedian who then racistly roast the biggest Hispanic group in Pennsylvania deserve to be shot, really......
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Yommie
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Marist over estimates Kamala by 3 or 4 points, maybe even 5 points.
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Puerto Rico has a garbage crisis. If you don't like people calling it out, I suggest you fix it.
There's an old saying. A person who cannot take criticism is a person who can never improve. It's a reason why Chinese is the dominant power on the planet. Because Chinese always take criticism and improve.
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j_hungary
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Are you really this dumb?
You do know Puerto Rico does NOT have a functioning government right? It's not a parliamentary colony, or a state in the US, it's DIRECTLY governed by Federal Government in Washington DC as part of incorporated territories. All the funding and policy making is from the DC, Puerto Rican don't pay tax to Puerto Rico, they pay to US Federal Government.
Oh well, what can I expect from a C-A-N-A-D-I-A-N?
There are no "fixing" it in Puerto Rico side, the only way to fix it is from the DC. And do you know what happen last time when "said" person come to Puerto Rico and try to govern as US President?
Trump defends throwing paper towels to Hurricane survivors in Puerto Rico
Trump defended throwing paper towels into a crowd of Puerto Ricans at a relief center in the hurricane-ravaged territory earlier this week.
www.nbcnews.com
please stop respond to me when you know nothing on the topic at hand
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Yommie
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Are you really this dumb?
You do know Puerto Rico does NOT have a functioning government right? It's not a parliamentary colony, or a state in the US, it's DIRECTLY governed by Federal Government in Washington DC as part of incorporated territories. All the funding and policy making is from the DC, Puerto Rican don't pay tax to Puerto Rico, they pay to US Federal Government.
Oh well, what can I expect from a C-A-N-A-D-I-A-N?
There are no "fixing" it in Puerto Rico side, the only way to fix it is from the DC. And do you know what happen last time when "said" person come to Puerto Rico and try to govern as US President?
Trump defends throwing paper towels to Hurricane survivors in Puerto Rico
Trump defended throwing paper towels into a crowd of Puerto Ricans at a relief center in the hurricane-ravaged territory earlier this week.
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please stop respond to me when you know nothing on the topic at hand
The only people who make a big deal of what Tony Hinchcliffe said are Tramp haters to begin with anyway. It makes no difference on the vote.
j_hungary
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There are 485,000 people identify as Puerto Rican living in Pennsylvania alone in the last Federal Census, 5.8 million in the US, all Boricuas can vote as long as they are above 18, and most of them are either political neutral or Pro-Republican (Including me and my dad).
Understanding Puerto Rican Voting in the United States
For the last decade, the Puerto Rican population has grown substantially in the United States, so much that it has surpassed the population living on the island of Puerto Rico. Especially after Hurricane Maria, recent migrants have especially gone to Florida, which recently surpassed New York as...
That rally just bascially pissed off a bunch of Puerto Rican. Many of them are either undecided or leaning on Republican. And you are talking about 20,000 vote different that won that state in 2020
Pretty sure the GOP and Trump didn't see it the way you see, and this is from FOX.
Again, don't comment on things you have no idea on......
Yommie
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Sure. But like I said, the only people who make a big deal of what Tony Hinchcliffe said are Tramp haters to begin with anyway.
Tony Hinchcliffe is not Tramp. Joe Biden and Mark Cuban are not Kamala. What they say about Puerto Rico, Tramp supporters, women make no difference. They are not on the ballot. Tramp and Kamala are.
The only people who make a big deal of what Tony Hinchcliffe, Joe Biden, Mark Cuban say are Tramp and Kamala haters in the first place.
