Yet you post non stop anti Trump/Republican memes . How do you vote there . Hypocrite.
2018 Midterm Election
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What, because I observed you are a spell nazi hypocrite?
What part of what I said is untrue doood?
"Nazi" is capitalized. And that is a sentence fragment, Bonehead.
Shouldn't be too hard for me to find out exactly who the guy is and maybe it can be arranged for him to bring on a libel charge against you. I'd be willing to bet the guy is far more honest than what you are and several times smarter. Only an idiot would make such a statement.
Examining the blue wave
the share of white voters dropped by 3 percentage points, from 79 percent to 76 percent, while the share of blacks, Latinos and Asian-Americans rose by 1 point apiece.
Similarly, the share of voters ages 18-24 and 25-29 each edged up by 1 percentage point; the share ages 30-39 ticked up 2 percentage points. The proportion of single voters and voters with college degrees swelled by 3 percentage points apiece.
Non-college-educated white men, the most Republican demographic group, dropped to 22 percent of the electorate from 25 percent in 2014; college-educated women of all races edged by two points. Rural voters fell by three points to 26 percent overall.
Those shifts occurred as turnout surged across the board. An estimated 49 percent of eligible voters cast ballots, up from 37 percent four years ago. Turnout of voters under 30, Tufts University researchers estimate, climbed to 31 percent from 21 percent in 2014.
Moreover, Democrats benefited from better-targeted turnout boosts. “They were more energized than Republicans in competitive races, but less so in targeted ones where their voters weren’t as needed,” says GOP pollster Patrick Ruffini.
The Trump factor powered Democratic mobilization and built on it. Alarm over Trump’s policies and behavior propelled superior Democratic fundraising, which paid for late ads and turnout efforts.
At the same time, reaction to Trump made the Democratic-leaning constituencies that party strategists turned out even more Democratic-leaning than before. Thus exit polls showed that voters under 30, who backed Democrats by 11 percentage points in 2014, backed them by 35 points this time.
the share of white voters dropped by 3 percentage points, from 79 percent to 76 percent, while the share of blacks, Latinos and Asian-Americans rose by 1 point apiece.
Similarly, the share of voters ages 18-24 and 25-29 each edged up by 1 percentage point; the share ages 30-39 ticked up 2 percentage points. The proportion of single voters and voters with college degrees swelled by 3 percentage points apiece.
Non-college-educated white men, the most Republican demographic group, dropped to 22 percent of the electorate from 25 percent in 2014; college-educated women of all races edged by two points. Rural voters fell by three points to 26 percent overall.
Those shifts occurred as turnout surged across the board. An estimated 49 percent of eligible voters cast ballots, up from 37 percent four years ago. Turnout of voters under 30, Tufts University researchers estimate, climbed to 31 percent from 21 percent in 2014.
Moreover, Democrats benefited from better-targeted turnout boosts. “They were more energized than Republicans in competitive races, but less so in targeted ones where their voters weren’t as needed,” says GOP pollster Patrick Ruffini.
The Trump factor powered Democratic mobilization and built on it. Alarm over Trump’s policies and behavior propelled superior Democratic fundraising, which paid for late ads and turnout efforts.
At the same time, reaction to Trump made the Democratic-leaning constituencies that party strategists turned out even more Democratic-leaning than before. Thus exit polls showed that voters under 30, who backed Democrats by 11 percentage points in 2014, backed them by 35 points this time.
If you take the phenomena of psychological projection into account, everything hoid says proves everything we say is true.
Let me see; remind me of the last time your posted anything that was remotely correct.
Yer a bigoted racist.
Wow! Republicans, I didn’t realize there were so many variations of white.
The lack of diversity in the GOP may be he single biggest reason for their strong Hillbilly support.
Jayzus doan laak dahversity!
More chaos in Florida recount: With U.S. Senate race still undecided, one county says it probably won't finish recounts on time
The elections supervisor in Palm Beach County said the county will probably not be done with a machine recount in the tight U.S. Senate race by today's 3 p.m. deadline and won't be done with recounts in other races. No machines are counting ballots in the county, which has been plagued by broken machines.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/poli...l_news__alert-politics--alert-national&wpmk=1
Might be an idea to spend some of its wealth on a more reliable voting system.
Why fix a Dade/Broward County voting system that put another goofball GOP President in power?
They're counting on it's dysfuncttion.