http://www.jewishworldreview.com/0920/zito092920.php3

(09-29-2020 08:14 AM)georgia_tech_swagger Wrote:  http://www.jewishworldreview.com/0920/zito092920.php3

just my opinion, but it feels like PA, , Iowa, and Ohio are turning comfortably red, with Michigan and Wisconsin not far behind. The working class mid westerner has union sympathies and has been prone to vote democrat, but i DON'T believe they are "progressive" or want much to do with the socialism and radical agenda of the current Dem party.

i could of course be wrong, we will see in a few weeks.

When I clicked on the link I discovered I won an award for the 5 billionth search!

Hope I win something awesome.

(09-29-2020 08:46 AM)rath v2.0 Wrote:  When I clicked on the link I discovered I won an award for the 5 billionth search!

Hope I win something awesome.

I was 1T....lol

pos websites...

https://twitter.com/TRElections/status/1...6026948611

REAL CLEAR POLITICS

In 2016 the only counties that went blue were Alleghany (Home of Pittsburgh), Centre (Home of Penn State), Dauphin (Harrisburg- State Capital), and a few surrounding counties in the Philly area.

Trump still won with the 3 major cities voting blue.

ETA:

https://www.politico.com/2016-election/r...nsylvania/


I was off recalling from memory.. Lackawana and Monroe went blue as well.

(09-29-2020 09:08 AM)green Wrote:  

https://twitter.com/TRElections/status/1...6026948611

REAL CLEAR POLITICS

I can’t read that article. My phone gets blown up with spam pop ups. Haven’t had that happen in years.

Is that saying that there is like a 192k difference in party registrations in 4 years? What were the baseline registration numbers in 2016?

But grapes on the Memphis political board says he/ she has been traveling and the Dems are going to win in a landslide because minorities and young voters are building a voting army that is demanding change in America. It’s gonna be a whole new way of life in this country because the laundry detergent eaters say so.

PA isn't going to Biden I don't think. There's a ton of Trump support here.

(09-29-2020 11:02 AM)gdunn Wrote:  PA isn't going to Biden I don't think. There's a ton of Trump support here.

PA is like two states--Philly, and the rest of the state. Rest of the state leans Trump/republican, Philly is democrat. And you're in the rest of the state. Depends on which side of the state turns up more folks on election day--and, of course, how the votes get counted.

(09-29-2020 11:11 AM)Owl 69/70/75 Wrote:  

(09-29-2020 11:02 AM)gdunn Wrote:  PA isn't going to Biden I don't think. There's a ton of Trump support here.

PA is like two states--Philly, and the rest of the state. Rest of the state leans Trump/republican, Philly is democrat. And you're in the rest of the state. Depends on which side of the state turns up more folks on election day--and, of course, how the votes get counted.

Well like my wife says, there's alot of country between Pittsburgh and Philly and no matter how the rest votes, those two areas can make or break the election.

The things I'm seeing and hearing, if Trump hasn't lost supporters here and can carry Pittsburgh, doesn't matter what Philly does.

My older brother lives in Pittsburgh and was a rah rah hopey changey Obama voter twice.

He has a Trump flag flying this year.

Apparently BLM and Antifa are not helping Ol’ Joe much in his neighborhood.

(09-29-2020 11:29 AM)rath v2.0 Wrote:  My older brother lives in Pittsburgh and was a rah rah hopey changey Obama voter twice.

He has a Trump flag flying this year.

Apparently BLM and Antifa are not helping Ol’ Joe much in his neighborhood.

I think the jobs coming back in PA is what's helping Trump.. Then add in the riots and nonsense it's swayed more than what they think.

BUT MUH NATE