A Hillbilly Elegy.
A Hillbilly Elegy.
Btw folks take little notice of public polls from now until election day. At this point they are largely a PR exercise with a dose of fence sitting. Oh, and take no notice of exit polls on election night. Exit polls are useless here compared to the UK.
I'll be honest mate, I think we are done for here. The women, lover boys and youth are going to hand it to Kamalia. We might have to stay put in the UKA Hillbilly Elegy.
Btw folks take little notice of public polls from now until election day. At this point they are largely a PR exercise with a dose of fence sitting. Oh, and take no notice of exit polls on election night. Exit polls are useless here compared to the UK.

Women vote the same way as they do their shopping - early. That's why we have a current spike in women voting. Males will largely make this up on election day.I'll be honest mate, I think we are done for here. The women, lover boys and youth are going to hand it to Kamalia. We might have to stay put in the UK![]()
Could you give me a link to these figures please.Women vote the same way as they do their shopping - early. That's why we have a current spike in women voting. Males will largely make this up on election day.
Youth vote is down as a % compared to 2020, as are black men, Hispanic females and moderate Dems. If moderate Dems are not voting in great numbers it's likely Dem leaning independents will also be down.
That is just it though, bleu, they are by turning out by an even larger margin than they did in 2020. We're cooked, so much so that even Captain Kirk is recognising this in public. Worrying times.Women vote the same way as they do their shopping - early. That's why we have a current spike in women voting. Males will largely make this up on election day.
Youth vote is down as a % compared to 2020, as are black men, Hispanic females and moderate Dems. If moderate Dems are not voting in great numbers it's likely Dem leaning independents will also be down.
Plenty more here.Make America grate again
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