Donald Trump to rally in VIRGINIA

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Joe Biden won the state by nearly 10 points in 2020 and most pundits have put Virginia, and its 13 electoral votes, in Democratic nominee Vice President Kamala Harris’ column in 2024. However, a new poll paints a picture of a very close race in Virginia.

The Rasmussen survey of 1,014 likely voters has Harris up by just two points at 48%, while Trump sits at 46%, with 3% of voters undecided. Republican Gov. Glenn Youngkin went on Fox News this week proclaiming that Virginia is very much in play.

https://san.com/cc/virginia-and-new-hampshire-suddenly-drawing-interest-in-election/

Rasmussen is a biased pollster. Doesn’t even have a rating on 538. IF VA were actually in play, both Harris and Trump would be showing up, especially Harris.

If VA goes red this year partially due to the changes in Asian voting preferences (and perceived grievances), that would be a huge and note worthy.

[Anonymous]

Trump doesn't even need the 3 blue wall states if he wins Virginia. He doesn't even need Nevada if he wins VA.

[Anonymous]

I think Asians in VA are excited to vote for the first ever Asian candidate from a major party (Republican) for the US Senate in VA.

Some polls show Cao within 3 pts.

[Anonymous]

Oct. 28-30. 520 LV. Chism Strategies
Kaine 46% 45% Cao. Kaine +2

Oct. 27-29. 600 LV. Cygnal
Kaine 52% 42% Cao Kaine +10

Oct. 25-29 851 LV
Roanoke College Institute for Policy and Opinion Research
Kaine 51% 40% Cao Kaine +11

Oct. 2-28 400 LV ActiVote
Kaine 55% 45% Cao Kaine +9

Oct. 19-23 1,004 RV
The Washington Post/George Mason University Schar School of Policy and Government
Kaine 54% 40% Cao Kaine +14

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Asians are voting more for Republicans than in the past in Virginia.

You keep posting this with no citation!

I am only reporting what I am seeing in northern virginia for the past few weeks. It just seems more Asians are voting for Republicans than the Democrats compared to the past elections. We will see if that makes a difference.

There is no citation since nobody covers Asian voting blocks even though thy make up about 15-17% of the voters in northern Virginia enough to swing the state either way hen VA is close at 3-5%.

It’s pretty offensive the way you’re using “Asian” as a monolith. What I was seeing at the Eden Center for lunar new year was a lot of support for Connolly, who is deeply engaged with the community there, and a lot of disdain for Bone Spurs. In no way do I think that reflects the full “Asian” vote of NOVA so it would be interesting to hear what you think does.

[Anonymous]

Cao could win with enough support in NOVA. That same vote can push Trump over the top in VA. The election then ends early.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Asians are voting more for Republicans than in the past in Virginia.

You keep posting this with no citation!

I am only reporting what I am seeing in northern virginia for the past few weeks. It just seems more Asians are voting for Republicans than the Democrats compared to the past elections. We will see if that makes a difference.

There is no citation since nobody covers Asian voting blocks even though thy make up about 15-17% of the voters in northern Virginia enough to swing the state either way hen VA is close at 3-5%.

You are certainly posting this all over these threads with a great deal of certainty.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Joe Biden won the state by nearly 10 points in 2020 and most pundits have put Virginia, and its 13 electoral votes, in Democratic nominee Vice President Kamala Harris’ column in 2024. However, a new poll paints a picture of a very close race in Virginia.

The Rasmussen survey of 1,014 likely voters has Harris up by just two points at 48%, while Trump sits at 46%, with 3% of voters undecided. Republican Gov. Glenn Youngkin went on Fox News this week proclaiming that Virginia is very much in play.

https://san.com/cc/virginia-and-new-hampshire-suddenly-drawing-interest-in-election/

Rasmussen, enough said.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Joe Biden won the state by nearly 10 points in 2020 and most pundits have put Virginia, and its 13 electoral votes, in Democratic nominee Vice President Kamala Harris’ column in 2024. However, a new poll paints a picture of a very close race in Virginia.

The Rasmussen survey of 1,014 likely voters has Harris up by just two points at 48%, while Trump sits at 46%, with 3% of voters undecided. Republican Gov. Glenn Youngkin went on Fox News this week proclaiming that Virginia is very much in play.

https://san.com/cc/virginia-and-new-hampshire-suddenly-drawing-interest-in-election/

Rasmussen, enough said.

https://www.roanoke.edu/news/rc_poll_politics_election_2024

Roanoke is rated #32 by 538. Final poll for Virginia has Harris up 51-41.

[Anonymous]

I assumed he was rallying in Virginia bc when he needs a little army to do his dirty work (and then take the fall while he maintains plausible deniability) like on J6, it will be useful to have people who are as close to the capitol as possible.

But what do I know, I’m only making predictions based on things he actually did in the past, so…

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Cao could win with enough support in NOVA. That same vote can push Trump over the top in VA. The election then ends early.

NOVA is highly educated and politically savvy. Cao is an absolute clown who believes in witchcraft.

Why would you possibly think NOVA would break for Cao of all people when it has never leaned republican before?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Cao could win with enough support in NOVA. That same vote can push Trump over the top in VA. The election then ends early.

Cao is going to get shellacked and Trump is not going to win Virginia. I’ll bet my all my savings on it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I assumed he was rallying in Virginia bc when he needs a little army to do his dirty work (and then take the fall while he maintains plausible deniability) like on J6, it will be useful to have people who are as close to the capitol as possibl

But what do I know, I’m only making predictions based on things he actually did in the past, so…

This, unfortunately, is true. But they never see it, they didn’t even see it when he said he was going to the Capitol with them and just let them take the fall for him.

I hope they wouldn’t fall for it twice but obviously he assumes there’s more people ready to ruin their lives for him.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Just came back.
Over 50,000 people where there

https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZP88o3Nju/

I sat next to a. Math guy, and he said never I. His life has he seen so many people. He is 49 year old and lived in Selma all his life.there was over 50,000 people. It was so crowded.

The Salem Civic Center has a seating capacity of 6,820. Even allowing for standing room, there was probably not even 10K people there.

Numbers, shmumbers. You have to count with your heart.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Asians are voting more for Republicans than in the past in Virginia.

You keep posting this with no citation!

I am only reporting what I am seeing in northern virginia for the past few weeks. It just seems more Asians are voting for Republicans than the Democrats compared to the past elections. We will see if that makes a difference.

There is no citation since nobody covers Asian voting blocks even though thy make up about 15-17% of the voters in northern Virginia enough to swing the state either way hen VA is close at 3-5%.

Yeah! You can't count with numbers -- you have to count with your heart.