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."

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.

Not according to actual (and not partisan) polling.

Expect the House to be a toss-up with a chance the Dems can hold.
Expect the Dems to pick up 2 seats in the Senate...and that doesn't include Iowa which has the democrat surging against Grassley.

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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.

Not according to actual (and not partisan) polling.

Expect the House to be a toss-up with a chance the Dems can hold.
Expect the Dems to pick up 2 seats in the Senate...and that doesn't include Iowa which has the democrat surging against Grassley.

Where exactly are you reading/hearing this? Please cite your sources.

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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.

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.

Um...... I bet you didn't know that Georgia (that "Jim Eagle" state) has more early voting days than deep blue NY.

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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.

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?

Nothing. GOP partisan polling to drive narrative.

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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.

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.

Doubt it. I have seen pools showing the opposite. Overturning Dobbs was threatening when it leaked, threatening when the decision was final and is still threatening. No change

[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.

Not according to actual (and not partisan) polling.

Expect the House to be a toss-up with a chance the Dems can hold.
Expect the Dems to pick up 2 seats in the Senate...and that doesn't include Iowa which has the democrat surging against Grassley.

+1 and expect to not know the final composition of the house and the senate for several weeks.

[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.

Not according to actual (and not partisan) polling.

Expect the House to be a toss-up with a chance the Dems can hold.
Expect the Dems to pick up 2 seats in the Senate...and that doesn't include Iowa which has the democrat surging against Grassley.

+1 and expect to not know the final composition of the house and the senate for several weeks.

We really haven’t had a normal election since 2000, but each election cycle becomes more fraught with danger at the design of the GOP. I hate this.

[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.

Not according to actual (and not partisan) polling.

Expect the House to be a toss-up with a chance the Dems can hold.
Expect the Dems to pick up 2 seats in the Senate...and that doesn't include Iowa which has the democrat surging against Grassley.

+1 and expect to not know the final composition of the house and the senate for several weeks.

Where are you seeing this? This is not at all where things are going. There is not chance that Dems can hold. Best case is 20 seat margin and that is doubtful.

[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."

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.

Not according to actual (and not partisan) polling.

Expect the House to be a toss-up with a chance the Dems can hold.
Expect the Dems to pick up 2 seats in the Senate...and that doesn't include Iowa which has the democrat surging against Grassley.

+1 and expect to not know the final composition of the house and the senate for several weeks.

Where are you seeing this? This is not at all where things are going. There is not chance that Dems can hold. Best case is 20 seat margin and that is doubtful.

Not a single chance? There’s a 100% chance that the GOP will get the House?

[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."

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.

Not according to actual (and not partisan) polling.

Expect the House to be a toss-up with a chance the Dems can hold.
Expect the Dems to pick up 2 seats in the Senate...and that doesn't include Iowa which has the democrat surging against Grassley.

Where exactly are you reading/hearing this? Please cite your sources.

Interesting.....Nearly 2 hours and no effort to cite the sources for this claim:

Expect the House to be a toss-up with a chance the Dems can hold.
Expect the Dems to pick up 2 seats in the Senate...and that doesn't include Iowa which has the democrat surging against Grassley.

[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."

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.

Not according to actual (and not partisan) polling.

Expect the House to be a toss-up with a chance the Dems can hold.
Expect the Dems to pick up 2 seats in the Senate...and that doesn't include Iowa which has the democrat surging against Grassley.

+1 and expect to not know the final composition of the house and the senate for several weeks.

Where are you seeing this? This is not at all where things are going. There is not chance that Dems can hold. Best case is 20 seat margin and that is doubtful.

Not a single chance? There’s a 100% chance that the GOP will get the House?

DP.
It's not impossible for the Dems to hold, but it is improbable.
Let's just say that if someone gave me $100 and told me to dole it out according to what I thought would happen and that I could keep the money with a win, I would put all $100 on Republicans taking the House.
For the Senate - I would probably put $70 on Republicans and $30 on Dems.

[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.

Not according to actual (and not partisan) polling.

Expect the House to be a toss-up with a chance the Dems can hold.
Expect the Dems to pick up 2 seats in the Senate...and that doesn't include Iowa which has the democrat surging against Grassley.

+1 and expect to not know the final composition of the house and the senate for several weeks.

Where are you seeing this? This is not at all where things are going. There is not chance that Dems can hold. Best case is 20 seat margin and that is doubtful.

Not a single chance? There’s a 100% chance that the GOP will get the House?

DP.
It's not impossible for the Dems to hold, but it is improbable.
Let's just say that if someone gave me $100 and told me to dole it out according to what I thought would happen and that I could keep the money with a win, I would put all $100 on Republicans taking the House.
For the Senate - I would probably put $70 on Republicans and $30 on Dems.

If you see this guy at the casino table, go all in.

[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.

Not according to actual (and not partisan) polling.

Expect the House to be a toss-up with a chance the Dems can hold.
Expect the Dems to pick up 2 seats in the Senate...and that doesn't include Iowa which has the democrat surging against Grassley.

+1 and expect to not know the final composition of the house and the senate for several weeks.

We really haven’t had a normal election since 2000, but each election cycle becomes more fraught with danger at the design of the GOP. I hate this.

Since 2000? You mean when the GOP threw out Democratic ballots in florida to fudge George W. Bush’s win?

[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.

Not according to actual (and not partisan) polling.

Expect the House to be a toss-up with a chance the Dems can hold.
Expect the Dems to pick up 2 seats in the Senate...and that doesn't include Iowa which has the democrat surging against Grassley.

+1 and expect to not know the final composition of the house and the senate for several weeks.

We really haven’t had a normal election since 2000, but each election cycle becomes more fraught with danger at the design of the GOP. I hate this.

Since 2000? You mean when the GOP threw out Democratic ballots in florida to fudge George W. Bush’s win?

Nice revisionist history.

[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.

Not according to actual (and not partisan) polling.

Expect the House to be a toss-up with a chance the Dems can hold.
Expect the Dems to pick up 2 seats in the Senate...and that doesn't include Iowa which has the democrat surging against Grassley.

+1 and expect to not know the final composition of the house and the senate for several weeks.

We really haven’t had a normal election since 2000, but each election cycle becomes more fraught with danger at the design of the GOP. I hate this.

Since 2000? You mean when the GOP threw out Democratic ballots in florida to fudge George W. Bush’s win?

Nice revisionist history.

I lived in South Florida at the time. Thar is pretty much what happened.