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Morning Consult conducts scientific online polling.[32] It uses a stratified sampling process and multiple nationally recognized vendors to gain access to tens of millions of Americans. After fielding, Morning Consult applies weights based on age, race/ethnicity, gender, educational attainment, and region (determined by 2016 Current Population Survey).
During the 2016 presidential election, Morning Consult had one of the most accurate national polls: despite calling the winner of the election incorrectly, it successfully predicted Hillary Clinton winning the national popular vote by 3 percent (she won by 2.1 percent).[33] The website FiveThirtyEight also found that Morning Consult, along with other prolific online polling firms, did not have a strong house effect (the tendency of a pollster to favor a political party) in the 2016 election.
Harris has significantly more paths to victory than Biden did.If you take the results of those polls with the rest of the map as it normally plays out, it'll be 268-254 Harris-Trump, with only GA being undecided. That's the closest we've seen it in months.
This isn't terribly surprising though. Minnesota is more blue than red. It's only moved closer to the middle recently.That's a huge AF margin in MI though. Crazy.
Especially with the Reps trying to make it impossible.Damn. Georgia is a hard one to win.
MI is Michigan. MN is Minnesota.This isn't terribly surprising though. Minnesota is more blue than red. It's only moved closer to the middle recently.
I used to have a stroke every morning before I married Jill. She does it for me now.But have you challenged Donald Trump yet?! He said he'd give you a stroke, but I feel you've already had one.
MI is Michigan. MN is Minnesota.
Fair question. Why do you love Maine so much.Tangentially related, I have a "I LOVE ME" mug and a student asked me why I loved Maine so much
Nah, you could have gone deeper than Kittery and it's outlet malls. Real Maine doesn't start until you hit Biddeford/Saco.We once had dinner in Portsmouth just south of the Maine border and I asked my dad to drive us north across the bridge simply to say I'd been there.
Is that enough for a lifetime?
Pretty sure there's a Navy yard in Kittery/Portsmouth so that'd make sense.It does seem like a pretty cool state, we just had no time. We mostly did the coast of MA, and I don't really remember why we went that far north. Maybe a ship since my dad was in the navy. I know later on we went to Fall River for that purpose.
It's the pitfalls of the electoral college and the fact there are just more deep red states.Absolutely insane that there can be a 15% margin in the popular vote and still lose.
What? That's odds to win the popular vote not the popular vote total. The rightmost column is total popular vote and it's currently only 1.1% difference.Absolutely insane that there can be a 15% margin in the popular vote and still lose.
According to man who now technically works for Peter Thiel and a crypto-currency casino, it's now officially a coinflip:
RFK Jr. AKA Brain Worms McGeeWho is this Kennedy shithead and why won't he GTFO
He "left" in that he was fired. Then he was hired by a crypto betting company that's co-owned by Peter Thiel. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PolymarketWhat happened? I know he left 538/ABC but I never followed him further.
RFK Jr. AKA Brain Worms McGee
Yes, that RFK. His family hates him and he's nothing like his dad.
He was an environmental lawyer, but also anti vax.Which I don't think was always true. I feel like he was progressive a long time ago. I remember going to a speech about him about 20 years ago and he talked about the environment and protecting it
I forget when the antivax came up, I think it was after I saw him speak but who knowsHe was an environmental lawyer, but also anti vax.
Dude's weird. The literal brainworms made him worse.
I can't wait!Trump also had an extremely bad appearance today. Will link once I verify the clips video is good.
During the wait, Philip Lewis, the HuffPost deputy editor, shared on X that the hold-up was being caused by a disagreement between the NABJ and the former president. "I'm told that Trump is demanding that NABJ not do the live factchecking and that's why the event hasn't started yet," he wrote. "We're in a standoff."
What could they possibly hope to gain from it? I don't see it being a successful campaign strategy that wins them more votes, it's just being nasty for the sake of it.
I guess they hope they can whip up their base, a disturbing number of whom will probably buy into this. Then there's another group who probably don't believe it but will claim not to care and that it's "Trump being Trump", sort of like the locker room talk nonsense. From past experience I'm fairly negative about even this awful kind of stuff actually negatively affecting Trump. Hopefully I'm wrong.What could they possibly hope to gain from it? I don't see it being a successful campaign strategy that wins them more votes, it's just being nasty for the sake of it.
"This will help us keep Georgia! Black people hate it when people pretend to be black!"What could they possibly hope to gain from it? I don't see it being a successful campaign strategy that wins them more votes, it's just being nasty for the sake of it.
Why would a pissed off redneck care if she's not black though? How is that a vote they didn't already have?Honestly, the only thing I can come up with is they crunched the numbers and feel they can score more pissed off rednecks than biracial people… so they can “afford” to piss off people. People that are “business-minded” in the same respect as him are typically reckless with the risks they take, and think little of collateral damage or even overhead if the ends justify the means.