
A Republican hasn’t won anything in PA since Trump in 2016. |
Philadelphia would like a word. |
Come on people look it up it's purple. The only swing state I think she can possibly pull in is AZ and that's a stretch and it won't be enough. |
+1 “Kamala doesn't do better than Biden among black voters” LOL https://www.cnn.com/2024/07/24/politics/cnn-poll-kamala-harris-donald-trump/index.html |
It's going to be a close race I think anyone outside their respective political bubble knows that.
I still think she can win. Needs a good VP pick, excellent debate performance an |
Philly doesn't decide the election that's not how that works. |
No the democrats need to win PA. Win PA and you win the race. Lose PA and it is over. Shapiro is the VP unless there is a big surge in PA. |
We're listening to polls again? Didn't we do that in 2016? How did it go then? |
+1 Check out this link (looks to be bipartisan) that is interactive - kinda cool to follow: https://www.270towin.com/maps/consensus-2024-presidential-election-forecast |
Yes, because people in Pennsylvania want to have more asthma, birth defects, and pediatric cancers. So they will vote for Trump. https://www.fractracker.org/2023/08/pennsylvania-health-study-results/ |
This is why Dem lost PA in 2016. Don't take that for granted. PA is purple. |
She's losing the hispanic vote too according to a forbes poll overnight. |
If Joe Biden can win PA, Michigan, Wisconsin, Arizona, Nevada, North Carolina and Georgia, Harris certainly can. |
I don't think Democrats are this time around. Remember Hilary's lack of ground game in Michigan? This is a sprint but one that comes with Biden's campaign structure and a huge get out the vote push. Also, Gen Z and Millennials could be a wildcard here. It's been 8 years since Trump's election and 4 years since the last. Demographics are destiny. I would really like to see the shifts over time and whether this will support the Democrats. |