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15. Good to know.

Sat Nov 14, 2020, 02:15 AM

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45.9 in 2016. roamer65 Nov 2020 #1

Yes. Rounded to 46%. Drunken Irishman Nov 2020 #2

I am wondering if Joe can make it past 80M votes. roamer65 Nov 2020 #3

I think he does. Drunken Irishman Nov 2020 #4

We are already at 150M turnout. roamer65 Nov 2020 #5

You pretty much just proved my point, though. Drunken Irishman Nov 2020 #9

Also: here's an example: Kerry in 2004 compared to Gore in 2000. Drunken Irishman Nov 2020 #10

It's all relative. Drunken Irishman Nov 2020 #12

I would argue that Kerry did expand his voters andym Nov 2020 #16

You putting qualifiers on everything doesn't help your argument, IMO. Drunken Irishman Nov 2020 #17

He did not "lose ground in every metric sans one" andym Nov 2020 #18

No, he did. Drunken Irishman Nov 2020 #19

No matter how confident, you have not proved your point. andym Nov 2020 #20

He never really tried. His whole thing was being purely Republican unblock Nov 2020 #14

Good to know. Cha Nov 2020 #15