New voters since the 2022 midterm elections, of which, about 1/2 are Dems and a 1/3rd are Reps

[Sam480]

@Sucker @Mancode Trump has an edge but I think the result is based more upon voter turnout from either side.

This Data suggests that more dems registered than reps in last 2 years. what if they show up and vote?

As of now there isn't much enthusiasm in the Dems camp

Polls traditionally underestimated Trump in 2016 and 2020, but they underestimated Dems in 2022 midterm as well. 

What if polls are underestimating Dems this time?

[Sam480]

One sign that could be a positive indicator for Democrats, however, is the number of newly registered voters since 2022: 49% of the 17.82 million are Democrats, 34% are Republicans and 17% are unaffiliated with either party, CBS reported Wednesday, citing TargetSmart data.

[Sucker]

4 minutes ago, Sam480 said:

@Sucker @Mancode Trump has an edge but I think the result is more based upon on turnout from either side.

This Data suggests that more dems registered than reps in last 2 years. what if they show up and vote?

As of now there isn't much enthusiasm in the Dems camp

Night ki night ne gudhutham anna 

[Sam480]

1 minute ago, Sucker said:

Night ki night ne gudhutham anna 

Polls traditionally underestimated Trump in 2016 and 2020, but they underestimated Dems in 2022 midterm as well. 

What if polls are underestimating Dems this time?

[Sucker]

Just now, Sam480 said:

 

Polls traditionally underestimated Trump in 2016 and 2020, but they underestimated Dems in 2022 midterm as well. 

What if polls are underestimating Dems this time?

Mail in votes meedha ne nammakam Dems ki PA kottaleru anukuntunna adhi kodthe Thatha chapter close 

[Sam480]

Just now, Sucker said:

Mail in votes meedha ne nammakam Dems ki PA kottaleru anukuntunna adhi kodthe Thatha chapter close 

I think Dems have good chances to win Michigan , Wisconsin and Nevada

Thata has good chances to win in Georgia, PA and Arizona. 

What if NC comes out of the box and turns blue

[Sucker]

22 minutes ago, Sam480 said:

I think Dems have good chances to win Michigan , Wisconsin and Nevada

Thata has good chances to win in Georgia, PA and Arizona. 

What if NC comes out of the box and turns blue

Let see. Nenu vesa Inka results kosam chudatame 

[Sam480]

1 minute ago, Sucker said:

Let see. Nenu vesa Inka results kosam chudatame 

thata ne win aye chances ekkuva unsay, but after seeing many polls going wrong in recent elections across the world.

why not look into the other side ani cheptunna

[Sucker]

42 minutes ago, Sam480 said:

thata ne win aye chances ekkuva unsay, but after seeing many polls going wrong in recent elections across the world.

why not look into the other side ani cheptunna

Mid term la pull cheyyagaligithe Dems ki chances Anna. Never know le but neutral aithe max Dump gaadi side ne  

[Mancode]

12 hours ago, Sam480 said:

@Sucker @Mancode Trump has an edge but I think the result is based more upon voter turnout from either side.

This Data suggests that more dems registered than reps in last 2 years. what if they show up and vote?

As of now there isn't much enthusiasm in the Dems camp

Polls traditionally underestimated Trump in 2016 and 2020, but they underestimated Dems in 2022 midterm as well. 

What if polls are underestimating Dems this time?

Dems are strong in ground as bjp in India..

Candidate vallana win avtunaru e election republocans,I'm pretty clear about this from the beginning 

[Pavanonline]

3 hours ago, Sam480 said:

One sign that could be a positive indicator for Democrats, however, is the number of newly registered voters since 2022: 49% of the 17.82 million are Democrats, 34% are Republicans and 17% are unaffiliated with either party, CBS reported Wednesday, citing TargetSmart data.

2 years lo 18 million aa, that's a huge number 

[Fish]

Kammala gelavadu, avida ki maatladadam raadu…..aavida nallola accent copy cheddam ani chusthuntundi, aavida paternal grandma black ani project chesindi in fact she is Irish 

[no01]

once you register as Rep or Dem, does it mean you must vote that party? what if voters changed mind right before polling and decided to vote another candidate?