Facts and Logic wrote:
I don't see how this data is somehow good news for the GOP?
Can someone please explain the mental gymnastics taking place here?
You can't explain stupid. You just can't.
Lets hope we get this Fu__ker out of the White House soon.
*ahem* wrote:
While I agree with this, I prefer the sobriquest "Putin's Mitch."
*sobriquet
Ugh.
Facts and Logic wrote:
Facts and Logic wrote:
Who is that?
And his source for that data is what?
The best I can find is mail voting dating for a week ago, which shows more democrats had voted, and more democrat ballots that had been requested where yet to be recieved. The 128,000 figure was the number of republican mail votes that had been sent out and hadn't been returned.
https://miami.cbslocal.com/2020/10/15/more-than-2-million-floridians-voted-by-mail-301k-miami-dade-broward/Seriously though where is he getting those numbers from? He's not citing any sources...
Okay I found Florida's early voting data
https://countyballotfiles.floridados.gov/VoteByMailEarlyVotingReports/PublicStatsAnd... where is the 128,000 Republican lead?
979,838 Republicans have voted by mail, 1,533,525 Democrats have voted by mail.
859,011 Republicans have not yet returned their by mail votes. 1,111,612 Democrats are in the same category.
483,443 Republicans have voted in person. 392,530 Democrats have.
So 1,926,055 Democrats have voted so far, and 1,463,281 Republicans have. There's also a large other / no partisan affiliation category there as well.
I don't see how this data is somehow good news for the GOP?
Can someone please explain the mental gymnastics taking place here?
The nitwit only referred to in person voting which , by the source he used, had a 128,000 ballot lead GOP over DEM. He discounted everything else.
Keep America Great 2020 wrote:
TTH wrote:
This is outstanding news for the GOP. This will at least put a bit of a dent in the 500,000 mail-in ballot lead the Dems have at this point.
Correct. The dems need at least a 600,000 lead to have a chance. They are not close to that.
Actually, it's closer to 700,000.
Do you think that "Biden lied" is going to persuade anyone to vote for Trump?
johnny99 wrote:
Do you think that "Biden lied" is going to persuade anyone to vote for Trump?
https://www.seattletimes.com/nation-world/fact-checker-analysis-president-trump-has-made-more-than-20000-false-or-misleading-claims/
There's plenty of other reasons to vote for Trump. Why would anyone vote for Biden?
Keep America Great 2020 wrote:
https://twitter.com/seanmdav/status/1319355676162985993Joe Biden said he never discussed his son's deals with him. Here is proof that is all a lie.
No wonder he gets so mad when a reporter dare ask him about something other than his ice cream cone.
May 2017 Biden was out of office. So where is the problem here?
LOLz, biff’s “guy”
https://twitter.com/meidastouch/status/1319343814838894594?s=21
Keep America Great 2020 wrote:
johnny99 wrote:
Do you think that "Biden lied" is going to persuade anyone to vote for Trump?
https://www.seattletimes.com/nation-world/fact-checker-analysis-president-trump-has-made-more-than-20000-false-or-misleading-claims/There's plenty of other reasons to vote for Trump. Why would anyone vote for Biden?
I'll take that to mean your answer to my question is "No".
And he thought it was a good idea to release this footage himself, right before the debate... lol. Look at this whiny thin skinned tanned little b*tch. Trumpers, you are 100% stupid and weak to look up to this guy, holy fk what a crybaby.
https://twitter.com/hkrassenstein/status/1319319426433486850?s=21
Dementia Don is at it again, using two hands to pick up a fkn glass of water
https://twitter.com/mmpadellan/status/1319318707559108609?s=21
Another hit from the interview, trump throwing a hissy fit because she won’t peddle his lie. Did he think this was going to be on OAN?
https://twitter.com/dailycaller/status/1319329830635175937?s=21
Trump agreed in advance that he would not show the interview. CBS only allowed him to tape it himself based on the agreement that it would be used only for archival purposes.
Trump broke the agreement.
I know where the "real data" is that Keep America Great 2020 is referring to.
It's with the "real killers" that OJ Simpson has been looking for.
What a load these Trumpers are shoveling.
The hopeful delusion is something to behold.
Also, lets keep in mind that not all Republicans are going to vote for Trump just as not all Democrats are going to vote for Biden.
If Pew Research is to be believed (and Rigged championed them, so I guess they are great!), 85% of registered Republicans are going to vote for Trump while 93% of registered Democrats will vote for Biden.
There just isn't any metric that favors Trump at all. He's losing with women, with young people, with old people, with non-white people and with WHITE people. He's probably winning with OLD WHITE MEN, but that's hardly enough.
Trumpers are delusional, and Rigged is SO desperate.
johnny99 wrote:
Trump agreed in advance that he would not show the interview. CBS only allowed him to tape it himself based on the agreement that it would be used only for archival purposes.
Trump broke the agreement.
I am pretty sure everybody was prepared for that.
After 4 years of Trump everybody knows how he ticks.
johnny99 wrote:
Trump agreed in advance that he would not show the interview. CBS only allowed him to tape it himself based on the agreement that it would be used only for archival purposes.
Trump broke the agreement.
Trump broke an agreement? That sounds so unlike him.
Trollminator wrote:
Dementia Don is at it again, using two hands to pick up a fkn glass of water
https://twitter.com/mmpadellan/status/1319318707559108609?s=21
haha he's trolling the idiots like you. it worked.
TTH wrote:
Facts and Logic wrote:
Okay I found Florida's early voting data
https://countyballotfiles.floridados.gov/VoteByMailEarlyVotingReports/PublicStatsAnd... where is the 128,000 Republican lead?
979,838 Republicans have voted by mail, 1,533,525 Democrats have voted by mail.
859,011 Republicans have not yet returned their by mail votes. 1,111,612 Democrats are in the same category.
483,443 Republicans have voted in person. 392,530 Democrats have.
So 1,926,055 Democrats have voted so far, and 1,463,281 Republicans have. There's also a large other / no partisan affiliation category there as well.
I don't see how this data is somehow good news for the GOP?
Can someone please explain the mental gymnastics taking place here?
The nitwit only referred to in person voting which , by the source he used, had a 128,000 ballot lead GOP over DEM. He discounted everything else.
Anyway what is significant about this data is the turnout. 4,256,102 people have voted early. That's 45.18% of the 2016 turnout already. The 2,696,307 by mail ballots that haven't been returned represents 28.62% of 2016s turnout. If all those ballots are returned that's 73.80% of the 2016 turnout! There's still 12 days left until Nov 3rd. Either we're going to see very low turnout on Nov 3rd making the total turnabout around the same as years past or this is going the largest turnout in quite awhile.
Beyond turnout though I don't think these numbers can be read into all the much. This is just whose voted not who've they've voted for. The assumption that every Democrat will vote for Biden and every Republicans will vote for Trump is not necessarily going to be true. We don't if how many of those outstanding mail ballots will be returned, and we don't know how this early turnout will effect Nov. 3rd.
Even if every voter registered with a party voted for that parties nominee, there's still 866,766 ballots that have by people with not affiliated with the 2 big parties, and we have absolutely no clue who they've voted for. That pool of people is far larger than the gap in voting between ballots that have been cast by the Democrats and the Republicans, and it will likely be that pool of people, regardless of when they vote, that will decide the states election. Of the not yet returned mail ballots, there are nearly as many requested by that pool of voters as there's been by Republicans.
Quite simply we don't know whose going to win Florida and this data doesn't really help us figure it out. We won't know until after Nov 3rd.
for the record, the professional analysts are saying that we should not draw any conclusions whatsoever from early voting, whether in person or by mail. The data aren't conclusive about much of anything.