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lees1975

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5. I'm not great at math, but I picked up the calculator and figured

Reply to Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin (Original post)

Wed Oct 30, 2024, 02:03 PM

Oct 30

to get to 55% of the total she'd have to be getting more than 10% of the GOP vote if she were getting 65% of the unaffiliated. So she's either doing extremely well among independent voters, or she is picking up one in ten GOP voters, which would indeed lead to a landslide in Arizona. And it is very likely she's getting more than 10% of the GOP vote.

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CNN: Harris leads 53%-44% among Arizonans who have already voted [View all] Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin Oct 30 OP

This happened in 2022 in nevada also getagrip_already Oct 30 #1

Thanks. Teacher of the Year Oct 30 #9

Nice tie they have going there wryter2000 Oct 30 #2

I am one of the unaffiliated because I don't trust officials in this state AZJonnie Oct 30 #3

This is incredible Johnny2X2X Oct 30 #4

I'm not great at math, but I picked up the calculator and figured lees1975 Oct 30 #5

I think the polling models will way underestimate women Tribetime Oct 30 #6

Verrrry Interesting -- Dovetails perfectly into something I came across yesterday Rocknation Oct 30 #7

Promising so far. Long way to go WSHazel Oct 30 #8

That's not enough Prairie Gates Oct 30 #10