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onetexan

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35. I believe it's also Kamala's campaign country

Reply to Jack Valentino (Reply #23)

Sun Nov 3, 2024, 03:38 AM

Nov 2024

Over party strategy. In GA for example, republican early voting numbers are higher than Dems (in the 40s), but % of women early votes were 51%. This means registered republicans & independents are voting for Kamala.
That said, i hope they vote blue down ballot as well to benefit our side 🌊🇺🇸

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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