This is great news: women registering to vote in droves

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Anonymous wrote:Yes lots of new women voters. Polls suggest now all breaking on traditional lines so no new wave for Democrats. May end up helping Republicans.

Who needs polls? There is actual real time data...look at this from Kansas....

"The electorate in Kansas changed dramatically in the days after the Supreme Court’s Dobbs decision leaked. Kansans turned out in record numbers in the primary and delivered a victory for abortion rights, a win fueled by Democrats out registering Republicans by 9 points since the Dobbs decision was announced, with a staggering 70% of all new registrants being women."

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Yes lots of new women voters. Polls suggest now all breaking on traditional lines so no new wave for Democrats. May end up helping Republicans.

Who needs polls? There is actual real time data...look at this from Kansas....

"The electorate in Kansas changed dramatically in the days after the Supreme Court’s Dobbs decision leaked. Kansans turned out in record numbers in the primary and delivered a victory for abortion rights, a win fueled by Democrats out registering Republicans by 9 points since the Dobbs decision was announced, with a staggering 70% of all new registrants being women."

I don’t think it’s going to be the landslide the GOP was hoping and cheating for. Even Republican women don’t like being told that they’re not people.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Yes lots of new women voters. Polls suggest now all breaking on traditional lines so no new wave for Democrats. May end up helping Republicans.

Who needs polls? There is actual real time data...look at this from Kansas....

"The electorate in Kansas changed dramatically in the days after the Supreme Court’s Dobbs decision leaked. Kansans turned out in record numbers in the primary and delivered a victory for abortion rights, a win fueled by Democrats out registering Republicans by 9 points since the Dobbs decision was announced, with a staggering 70% of all new registrants being women."

I don’t think it’s going to be the landslide the GOP was hoping and cheating for. Even Republican women don’t like being told that they’re not people.

Are you not paying attention to what is going on right now? Republican landslide is about to happen.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Yes lots of new women voters. Polls suggest now all breaking on traditional lines so no new wave for Democrats. May end up helping Republicans.

Who needs polls? There is actual real time data...look at this from Kansas....

"The electorate in Kansas changed dramatically in the days after the Supreme Court’s Dobbs decision leaked. Kansans turned out in record numbers in the primary and delivered a victory for abortion rights, a win fueled by Democrats out registering Republicans by 9 points since the Dobbs decision was announced, with a staggering 70% of all new registrants being women."

I don’t think it’s going to be the landslide the GOP was hoping and cheating for. Even Republican women don’t like being told that they’re not people.

Are you not paying attention to what is going on right now? Republican landslide is about to happen.

No one knows what’s going to happen. There’s been hardly any House polling at all.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Yes lots of new women voters. Polls suggest now all breaking on traditional lines so no new wave for Democrats. May end up helping Republicans.

Who needs polls? There is actual real time data...look at this from Kansas....

"The electorate in Kansas changed dramatically in the days after the Supreme Court’s Dobbs decision leaked. Kansans turned out in record numbers in the primary and delivered a victory for abortion rights, a win fueled by Democrats out registering Republicans by 9 points since the Dobbs decision was announced, with a staggering 70% of all new registrants being women."

Ummm that's great --- this is old. Last three weeks have seen a shift in all voters but especially white women.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Yes lots of new women voters. Polls suggest now all breaking on traditional lines so no new wave for Democrats. May end up helping Republicans.

If you have such winning news, post a citation.

And you really think all these new female voters are signing up for the express purpose of voting for their own subjugation?

No of course not. They registered because of the abortion decision. They now no longer care about that because of crime and inflation. It may not have moved you but it is resorting the normal split in the women's vote. Citation is every poll that has come out over the last three weeks. Dems are in trouble.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Yes lots of new women voters. Polls suggest now all breaking on traditional lines so no new wave for Democrats. May end up helping Republicans.

Who needs polls? There is actual real time data...look at this from Kansas....

"The electorate in Kansas changed dramatically in the days after the Supreme Court’s Dobbs decision leaked. Kansans turned out in record numbers in the primary and delivered a victory for abortion rights, a win fueled by Democrats out registering Republicans by 9 points since the Dobbs decision was announced, with a staggering 70% of all new registrants being women."

Ummm that's great --- this is old. Last three weeks have seen a shift in all voters but especially white women.

Right wingers keep spamming this page with really rather optimistic and unrealistic “polls” and “data” but never cite them. Almost like you’re pulling it straight out of you made it all up.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Yes lots of new women voters. Polls suggest now all breaking on traditional lines so no new wave for Democrats. May end up helping Republicans.

Who needs polls? There is actual real time data...look at this from Kansas....

"The electorate in Kansas changed dramatically in the days after the Supreme Court’s Dobbs decision leaked. Kansans turned out in record numbers in the primary and delivered a victory for abortion rights, a win fueled by Democrats out registering Republicans by 9 points since the Dobbs decision was announced, with a staggering 70% of all new registrants being women."

Ummm that's great --- this is old. Last three weeks have seen a shift in all voters but especially white women.

Right wingers keep spamming this page with really rather optimistic and unrealistic “polls” and “data” but never cite them. Almost like you’re pulling it straight out of you made it all up.

Me again. And I see that you did it again two minutes later. Link to the polls in question.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Yes lots of new women voters. Polls suggest now all breaking on traditional lines so no new wave for Democrats. May end up helping Republicans.

Who needs polls? There is actual real time data...look at this from Kansas....

"The electorate in Kansas changed dramatically in the days after the Supreme Court’s Dobbs decision leaked. Kansans turned out in record numbers in the primary and delivered a victory for abortion rights, a win fueled by Democrats out registering Republicans by 9 points since the Dobbs decision was announced, with a staggering 70% of all new registrants being women."

Ummm that's great --- this is old. Last three weeks have seen a shift in all voters but especially white women.

Right wingers keep spamming this page with really rather optimistic and unrealistic “polls” and “data” but never cite them. Almost like you’re pulling it straight out of you made it all up.

Forget the polls. Follow the money.
Democrats are spending their money defensively, by a good margin. Republicans are on offense.

From New York to California, Democrats find they have to spend big in the midterms homestretch to defend incumbents in blue House districts that President Joe Biden easily won two years ago.

The crush of last-minute spending in deep-blue states and Democratic strongholds, detailed through data from the ad-tracking firm AdImpact, underscores just how much the political winds have shifted in Republicans’ favor and how the GOP — buoyed by well-funded super PACs — has expanded the battlefield in the final sprint of the campaign.

https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/2022-election/democrats-ramp-spending-blue-districts-gop-sees-red-wave-forming-rcna54506

https://www.washingtonpost.com/elections/2022/10/26/democrats-midterms-blue-states/

https://www.nytimes.com/2022/10/25/us/politics/blue-states-midterm-landscape.html

[Anonymous]

Republicans pick up ground among white suburban women: poll

Republicans have gained support among suburban white women as Election Day approaches, according to a new Wall Street Journal survey.
The poll found that the key voting demographic generally trusts Republicans over Democrats to deal with the economy and inflation, the demographic’s top issues, more so than just a few months ago.

Exactly half of suburban white women report thinking the Republican Party has a better economic plan to “make life easier” for people like them, while just 35 percent think Democrats have the better strategy.

https://thehill.com/homenews/campaign/3715678-republicans-pick-up-ground-among-white-suburban-women-poll/

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Yes lots of new women voters. Polls suggest now all breaking on traditional lines so no new wave for Democrats. May end up helping Republicans.

Who needs polls? There is actual real time data...look at this from Kansas....

"The electorate in Kansas changed dramatically in the days after the Supreme Court’s Dobbs decision leaked. Kansans turned out in record numbers in the primary and delivered a victory for abortion rights, a win fueled by Democrats out registering Republicans by 9 points since the Dobbs decision was announced, with a staggering 70% of all new registrants being women."

Ummm that's great --- this is old. Last three weeks have seen a shift in all voters but especially white women.

Uh no. This banning abortion nonsense is a threat to all women...white, black and everything in between and to their mothers, sisters, daughters, aunts, cousins, and so on. You will see soon enough.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Yes lots of new women voters. Polls suggest now all breaking on traditional lines so no new wave for Democrats. May end up helping Republicans.

Who needs polls? There is actual real time data...look at this from Kansas....

"The electorate in Kansas changed dramatically in the days after the Supreme Court’s Dobbs decision leaked. Kansans turned out in record numbers in the primary and delivered a victory for abortion rights, a win fueled by Democrats out registering Republicans by 9 points since the Dobbs decision was announced, with a staggering 70% of all new registrants being women."

Ummm that's great --- this is old. Last three weeks have seen a shift in all voters but especially white women.

Uh no. This banning abortion nonsense is a threat to all women...white, black and everything in between and to their mothers, sisters, daughters, aunts, cousins, and so on. You will see soon enough.

That is the point --- 4 weeks ago Democrats would have held house. Now they are in tough shape in places like RI. Yes we have to wait and see what happens but the polls suggest that women --- mostly white have switched their view from 4 weeks ago.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Yes lots of new women voters. Polls suggest now all breaking on traditional lines so no new wave for Democrats. May end up helping Republicans.

Who needs polls? There is actual real time data...look at this from Kansas....

"The electorate in Kansas changed dramatically in the days after the Supreme Court’s Dobbs decision leaked. Kansans turned out in record numbers in the primary and delivered a victory for abortion rights, a win fueled by Democrats out registering Republicans by 9 points since the Dobbs decision was announced, with a staggering 70% of all new registrants being women."

Ummm that's great --- this is old. Last three weeks have seen a shift in all voters but especially white women.

Uh no. This banning abortion nonsense is a threat to all women...white, black and everything in between and to their mothers, sisters, daughters, aunts, cousins, and so on. You will see soon enough.

That is the point --- 4 weeks ago Democrats would have held house. Now they are in tough shape in places like RI. Yes we have to wait and see what happens but the polls suggest that women --- mostly white have switched their view from 4 weeks ago.

Why are people so damn fickle? So frustrating. Like what changed in 3 weeks?

[Anonymous]

Interesting.

The latest poll in Michigan has Whitmer up 20 points in Michigan with women voters.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Yes lots of new women voters. Polls suggest now all breaking on traditional lines so no new wave for Democrats. May end up helping Republicans.

Who needs polls? There is actual real time data...look at this from Kansas....

"The electorate in Kansas changed dramatically in the days after the Supreme Court’s Dobbs decision leaked. Kansans turned out in record numbers in the primary and delivered a victory for abortion rights, a win fueled by Democrats out registering Republicans by 9 points since the Dobbs decision was announced, with a staggering 70% of all new registrants being women."

Ummm that's great --- this is old. Last three weeks have seen a shift in all voters but especially white women.

Uh no. This banning abortion nonsense is a threat to all women...white, black and everything in between and to their mothers, sisters, daughters, aunts, cousins, and so on. You will see soon enough.

That is the point --- 4 weeks ago Democrats would have held house. Now they are in tough shape in places like RI. Yes we have to wait and see what happens but the polls suggest that women --- mostly white have switched their view from 4 weeks ago.

Now you see why Republicans want to restrict early voting.