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Ursus Rex

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7. I hope so but don't see how that happens.

Reply to Dennis Donovan (Original post)

Sun Oct 13, 2024, 11:17 AM

Oct 2024

I don’t see any weakening of his support here in GA, and I’m in purple Atlanta. The exurbs and downstate are even redder and more entrenched. I realize this is anecdotal but it’s also a good check on being over-optimistic. Things may be different in swingier states and states where there is a more flexible R population.

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Dr. Jason Johnson: there is a chance that Trump could lose anywhere from 5-8% of the GOP vote to Harris [View all] Dennis Donovan Oct 2024 OP

I think 8% is the least he could lose, I've seen experts I trust say as much as 12-15%. lees1975 Oct 2024 #1

Fingers crossed. Dave Bowman Oct 2024 #3

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3% of Haley voters will stay home. /nt bucolic_frolic Oct 2024 #4

That will help offset what we lose because of Jill Stein. GoodRaisin Oct 2024 #5

i heard 9% from someone else.. samnsara Oct 2024 #6

I hope so but don't see how that happens. Ursus Rex Oct 2024 #7

which (given the utter depravity and unfitness of their candidate) would ONLY be notable stopdiggin Oct 2024 #8