The 2024 Presidential Election- The LONG General Election

Who will you vote for in November - new ballot:

  • Harris

    Votes: 28 71.8%

  • Trump

    Votes: 3 7.7%

  • Kennedy

    Votes: 5 12.8%

  • Other

    Votes: 3 7.7%
  • Total voters
    39
Is anyone in Bobert's district stepping up and describing what they like about her? 

In addition to not being very bright or ethical, she voted against federal benefits, then took credit for bringing them to Colorado. 

Admittedly, the other candidates are their own brand of awful and we still don't know where they stand on hand jobs. 

 
Guy Chamberlin said:
Is anyone in Bobert's district stepping up and describing what they like about her? 
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No. Most of the people I know have been trying to convince others not to vote for her. She is new to this district. I do not know anyone that voted for her. It really surprised me that she got 43%. 

 
knapplc said:
Remember how every accusation is a confession with this guy?

CFDT should be tested before this debate. 
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One of the weirdest things to come out of MAGA land is that Joe Biden does drugs to appear coherent, because their followers see edited, dishonest, or outright fabricated videos of Biden being weird.

Honestly nothing encapsulates MAGA more. This is appropriate and on brand for the political movement. 

 
nic said:
No. Most of the people I know have been trying to convince others not to vote for her. She is new to this district. I do not know anyone that voted for her. It really surprised me that she got 43%. 
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We keep hearing this about all the MAGA candidates, including Trump. But there they are, elected to office and making decisions that affect people's lives. It's not so much the political ideology as the dimwitted grandstanding. How can people look at it and say "that's what I'm talking about!"

I get the feeling a lot of people are lying. 

 
Guy Chamberlin said:
We keep hearing this about all the MAGA candidates, including Trump. But there they are, elected to office and making decisions that affect people's lives. It's not so much the political ideology as the dimwitted grandstanding. How can people look at it and say "that's what I'm talking about!"

I get the feeling a lot of people are lying. 
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Thank you!

Like I have been saying, do not believe the "polls" you see.  It is all BS and/or manipulated.  Just like that huge "red wave" that was predicted by all the polls.  

 
teachercd said:
Thank you!

Like I have been saying, do not believe the "polls" you see.  It is all BS and/or manipulated.  Just like that huge "red wave" that was predicted by all the polls.  
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Polls have been pretty accurate and always come with a margin of error. Some people also change their minds pretty late in the process.

I'm talking about the people who either lie or obfuscate their intention to vote for bats#!t candidates among friends, family, acquaintances, and online bulletin boards. 

The "red wave" was more the creation of the GOP than the pollsters, who noticed the numbers narrowing all year. 

 
Guy Chamberlin said:
Polls have been pretty accurate and always come with a margin of error. Some people also change their minds pretty late in the process.

I'm talking about the people who either lie or obfuscate their intention to vote for bats#!t candidates among friends, family, acquaintances, and online bulletin boards. 

The "red wave" was more the creation of the GOP than the pollsters, who noticed the numbers narrowing all year. 
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This for sure happens.  

 
teachercd said:
Thank you!

Like I have been saying, do not believe the "polls" you see.  It is all BS and/or manipulated.  Just like that huge "red wave" that was predicted by all the polls.  
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This isn't really what happened in 2022 if that's what you were referring to.

Conventional wisdom of the opposition party (to the President) almost always doing well in midterms were the basis for the punditry  and predictions for a red tsunami in 2022. Because the opposition party almost always dominates midterm elections during the first term of a new President.

Polling did a pretty good job predicting the outcomes. They didn't get it exact, but Democrats controlling the Senate while Republicans win the house - both with slim majorities - was the 2nd most probable outcome. People seem to not understand that Democrats having a 4/10 chance of winning the Senate are still high odds, like they did in 2022.

Currently, polling suggests that Trump is a very slight favorite - somewhere between 50% - 70% depending on the model. The polling is accurate, the election is almost guaranteed to be close similar to 2020. 

 
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