Interesting phase we’re in. The election is (generally) considered a toss up and in about 6 hours we should have a good idea. And that binary choice will alter the course of our country and have a significant impact on the world (ME, Ukraine, Russia, China, trade).
Trump will carry the state. That being said the total of NPAs and Democrats exceeds the Republican total.
A good chunk of pubs may vote for Harris as well. I don’t think anyone really believes Harris is winning Florida and Texas, lol. The key thing to look for is voting in Midwest states and how it compares to 2020 as that’s a good indicator typically of how things will go elsewhere.
So much data swirling. I hope it doesn’t come down to her vp pick costing her - losing Penn. she needs to win (!) or trump beat her more than that state.
Walz has been a hugely popular VP pick with insane favorability ratings. I doubt her picking him is going to come back to bite her. Philadelphia and Pittsburgh were voting in huge numbers today, I’m cautiously optimistic about PA.
Yes, admittedly, I’m not entirely sure of the wider impacts between the two. It does seem there has been reporting on Shapiro’s popularity in Pennsylvania. And in a setting where everyone gives a lot of speeches, the little I heard from him was very impressive. And the initial reasons given for not going with him wasn’t strong, but I have limited info.
