[olivia3boys]

I’m a Californian and know nothing about WI or MI or PA.

But I don’t get why they don’t seem to care more about Dem’s threats against fracking, and oil, and car manufacturing?

I have a theory—single moms and other single women. They may not be in these particular industries, and so don’t care if the men in these industries lose their jobs. But they vote in higher numbers than men.

As Scott Adams says, this is turning out to be a “girls vs boys election.”

Men tomorrow—go vote! Even if you don’t know how to vote on the lesser, non partisan races or initiatives—who cares, just go vote for Trump! Leave the other races blank if you need to. Perhaps you don’t want to research the other races; that’s OK. Skip them if needed.

Men don’t vote as much as women do which is a problem. And I say this as a woman.

[Army Air Corps]

Luckily, I am a guy who has voted in every election since I turned 18.

[Bayard]

Women and soy boys who want money from the government.

But there’s plenty of people who are not like that.

[ConservativeStatement]

I think that is generally true but Trump resonates. I was limited to ABC radio in the 2018 elections and the lead was their exit polling showed the highest percentage of women voting in history. Right there, I knew it was going to be a tough night.

[Covenantor]

single moms and other single women. They may not be in these particular industries, and so don’t care if the men in these industries lose their jobs. But they vote in higher numbers than men.

Single moms and single women and working minorities are hardest hit by high prices at the pumps so you can bet that has an effect.