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clutterbox1830

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25. True.

Reply to pstokely (Reply #20)

Sun Nov 3, 2024, 01:32 AM

Nov 2024

Although IA was prematurely considered out of play especially since the few polls taken showed the rest competitive.
I'm glad it did since Trump did little to defend it. I'm pretty sure this poll came as a surprised to the Harris camp too. They have been running some ads there, but I'm sure they will purchase more ads during the last few days.

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If Kamala is really winning in Iowa, does that mean she's probably winning in Ohio? [View all] Renew Deal Nov 2024 OP

Probably means she is the next POTUS. No matter Klarkashton Nov 2024 #1

Dunno, I don't trust Ohio, haven't for years. elleng Nov 2024 #2

I don't think Ohio is ready to leave trump ok_cpu Nov 2024 #3

THAT I can totally see. In fact, I'd wager he will underperform from previous years FlyingPiggy Nov 2024 #34

I would imagine bamagal62 Nov 2024 #27

I attended Miami U, elleng Nov 2024 #31

Cleveland is also very liberal dsc Nov 2024 #37

no, Ohio is soooo red now. BlueWaveNeverEnd Nov 2024 #4

Well, that's what we've been thinking about Iowa, until the latest Jack Valentino Nov 2024 #23

I believe it's also Kamala's campaign country onetexan Nov 2024 #35

pretty big IF (I'm still fairly skeptical) about Iowa stopdiggin Nov 2024 #5

It will be closer in Ohio than anyone thought. Diamond_Dog Nov 2024 #6

Can anyone explain why... kwolf68 Nov 2024 #7

The difference is Philly Zambero Nov 2024 #15

So its just the raw numbers? kwolf68 Nov 2024 #18

but Ohio has more large cities than Pennsylvania..... Jack Valentino Nov 2024 #24

Let me see . . . Ms. Toad Nov 2024 #21

Cincinnati enid602 Nov 2024 #28

HAHAHAHA! elleng Nov 2024 #32

I know people from Ohio. bamagal62 Nov 2024 #26

Everyone is ignoring the women's vote and the abortion factor. Women do NOT like to be told "whether women like Jmb 4 Harris-Walz Nov 2024 #8

No. TwilightZone Nov 2024 #9

What has she offered Iowa that is unique to them? Renew Deal Nov 2024 #11

It is not what she has or hasn't offered. madaboutharry Nov 2024 #13

Same here in KY. Don't be too surprised if KY goes Meadowoak Nov 2024 #38

It might have more to do with Trump than Harris/Walz. TwilightZone Nov 2024 #14

Doubt it but ibegurpard Nov 2024 #10

Not for certain, but it probably means the Blue Wall states are safe. Nt Fiendish Thingy Nov 2024 #12

Nope, no way. Littlered Nov 2024 #16

I'll say yes women will be way underestimated they are pissed Tribetime Nov 2024 #17

Maybe however clutterbox1830 Nov 2024 #19

how often have the states considered out of play been polled? pstokely Nov 2024 #20

True. clutterbox1830 Nov 2024 #25

no one expected it be in play based on IA's demographics that tRump does best with pstokely Nov 2024 #29

Maybe KS TuskMoar Nov 2024 #22

The latest Ohio poll (From Miami U of Ohio) has Trump up just 3 Wiz Imp Nov 2024 #30

WOWOWOW! elleng Nov 2024 #33

Did that Julia Roberts commercial air in Iowa? That commercial is POWERFUL FlyingPiggy Nov 2024 #36

No she wont win Ohio but kansasobama Nov 2024 #39