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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsTrump's final popular vote will likely be under 50%.
Unlike in 2016, he'll still probably hold on as the popular vote winner, but his margin of victory will likely be smaller than Hillary's popular vote margin of victory over him in 2016.
Don't forget that in Trump's entire time as president, his polling average never exceeded 50%.
The majority of American people have still never supported Donald Trump to date.
Nate Silver, FWIW.
Link to tweet
displacedvermoter
(3,100 posts)Or so I read
Cattledog
(6,341 posts)Progressive dog
(7,244 posts)count just a few million votes. (sarcasm)
surfered
(3,331 posts)displacedvermoter
(3,100 posts)right on the ass. The Electoral College makes the defeat look worse than it does, and some 50 percent of the voters backed Harris. A narrow popular vote win -- at best -- not the crushing mandate Trump and the Times Editorial Board will insist it was.
Lots of gnashing of teeth led by the usual media suspects.
Initech
(102,079 posts)There's a special place in hell for Jill Stein and Cornell West because of this.
Mariana
(15,158 posts)Trump would still have won the Electoral College vote.
mzmolly
(51,668 posts)based on the popular vote.
Ace Rothstein
(3,299 posts)mzmolly
(51,668 posts)I have no patience for their bullshit.
Dem4life1234
(1,872 posts)Throughout his tenure, that piece of shit never reached 50% approval.
He has no mandate.
And likely his number is lower due to voter suppression efforts and jackasses voting third party like spoiled little brats.