United States elections 2024: Donald Trump Wins

Davey Crockett said:
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The Trump campaign has gone into more detail on lagging Democrat turnout - something Democrats have voiced concern about - particularly in the swing states. Here are the numbers:

Arizona:

  • Urban turnout is down -385,285 votes compared to this point in 2020.
  • Female turnout is down -170,011 votes compared to this point in 2020.
  • Rural turnout is UP +14,124 votes compared to this point in 2020.
Georgia:

  • Urban turnout is down -153,846 votes compared to this point in 2020.
  • Female turnout is down -46,732 votes compared to this point in 2020.
  • Rural turnout is UP +171,837 votes compared to this point in 2020.
Michigan:

  • Urban turnout is down -321,523 votes compared to this point in 2020.
  • Female turnout is down -204,856 votes compared to this point in 2020.
  • Rural turnout is UP +55,951 votes compared to this point in 2020.
North Carolina:

  • Urban turnout is down -175,470 votes compared to this point in 2020.
  • Female turnout is down -154,459 votes compared to this point in 2020.
  • Rural turnout is UP +26,911 votes compared to this point in 2020.
Nevada:

  • Urban turnout is down -191,199 votes compared to this point in 2020.
  • Female turnout is down -126,112 votes compared to this point in 2020.
Pennsylvania:

  • Urban turnout is down -381,519 votes compared to this point in 2020.
  • Female turnout is down -450,802 votes compared to this point in 2020.
Wisconsin:

  • Urban turnout is down -100,733 votes compared to this point in 2020.
  • Female turnout is down -238,452 votes compared to this point in 2020.
Will we see an urban/female turnaround, and has the GOP vote been frontloaded? It’s possible, but it may not be likely. We’ll find out soon enough.

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The November surprise seems to be the Older White Woman voter, the independent voter breaking for Harris and the shy Republican voter. Party affiliation may not be as important. I heard this fun story today morning on radio:
 

And so it Begins: Dixville Notch: Harris 3 votes Trump 3 votes​

2020, Biden got all six votes.
 
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Grand Rapids, Michigan rally is ABSOLUTELY PACKED The crowd went WILD when Trump took the stage!The energy is different than 2020. People are angry at what democrats have done to them the past 4 years. They want solutions!Michigan will help to re-elect Donald Trump. Mark my words!
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Here's when polls open in each state on Election Day:​

Oregon is a vote-by-mail state, so it has no in-person polling locations.

As early as 5 a.m. ET​

  • Vermont (Polls open between 5 a.m. and 10 a.m. depending on your town. Check here to see when your polling site opens)

6 a.m. ET​

  • Connecticut
  • Kentucky (Polling sites in the west open at 7 a.m. ET)
  • Maine (Polling locations open between 6 a.m. and 10 a.m. depending on town population. Check here)
  • New Jersey
  • New York
  • Virginia

6:30 a.m. ET​

  • North Carolina
  • Ohio
  • West Virginia

7 a.m. ET​

  • Alabama
  • Delaware
  • District of Columbia
  • Florida (8 a.m. ET in parts of the Florida Panhandle on Central time)
  • Georgia
  • New Hampshire (Opening times vary by county with the earliest starting at 7 a.m. ET; check here)
  • Illinois
  • Indiana
  • Kansas (Varies by county; check with your local election office for polling hours)
  • Louisiana
  • Maryland
  • Massachusetts
  • Michigan (Polling sites in four Upper Peninsula counties open at 8 a.m. ET)
  • Missouri
  • Pennsylvania
  • Rhode Island (Polls in New Shoreham open at 9 a.m. ET)
  • South Carolina
  • Wyoming

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8 a.m. ET​

  • Arizona
  • Iowa
  • Minnesota (Counties with a population of less than 500 are not required to open until 11 a.m. ET)
  • Mississippi
  • Oklahoma
  • North Dakota (Polls start opening at 8 a.m. ET and vary by county. Check here under "County Polling Places" to see polling hours)
  • South Dakota (Polling locations in the west open at 9 a.m. ET)
  • Tennessee
  • Texas (Polling sites in three western counties open at 9 a.m. ET)
  • Wisconsin

9 a.m. ET​

  • Colorado
  • Montana (Polling sites in counties with less than 400 registered voters can open as late as 2 p.m. ET)
  • Nebraska
  • Nevada (Polling sites open at 10 a.m. ET with the exception of City Hall in West Wendover)
  • New Mexico
  • Utah

10 a.m. ET​

  • California
  • Idaho (Polling locations in the north open at 11 a.m. ET)

11 a.m. ET​

  • Washington (Most voting is done by mail, so times vary by county; check here)
  • Alaska (Polling sites open at 11 a.m. ET with the exception of Adak)

12 p.m. ET​

  • Hawaii
 
According to the NCSL, 37 states, including Georgia, Michigan, North Carolina, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin, do not allow vote counting to begin until Election Day. In 14 of those states, counting isn’t allowed to begin until the polls close.

But twelve states do allow vote counting to begin before Election Day, according to the NCSL. Those states are Arizona, Colorado, Delaware, Florida, Hawaii, Kansas, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, New Jersey, Virginia and Utah.

Connecticut leaves vote count timing up to the discretion of the local registrar of voters, the NCSL says.

According to the NCSL, 37 states, including Georgia, Michigan, North Carolina, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin, do not allow vote counting to begin until Election Day. In 14 of those states, counting isn’t allowed to begin until the polls close.

But twelve states do allow vote counting to begin before Election Day, according to the NCSL. Those states are Arizona, Colorado, Delaware, Florida, Hawaii, Kansas, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, New Jersey, Virginia and Utah.

Connecticut leaves vote count timing up to the discretion of the local registrar of voters, the NCSL says.

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FHN said:
What's the point of new Hampshire? it's always going the way of democratic party. I'm more interested in the swing states.
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Bush won New Hampshire and it could go Republican again.
 
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