Posted on 10/26/2018 5:17:03 AM PDT by JLAGRAYFOX
By that logic .... does publishing greater R numbers help or hurt ?
Thanks for that site link. Great stuff!!!
My friend, we are on the same side here. All R votes whenever the occur are good.
In other news...
Maybe we should call it the “Fake Bomb Effect”. REPs win in-person early voting for the first time in the last 2 elections after Trump gets blamed for the bombs.
“You’re like Little Timmy Russert and his blackboard.”
Aaagh, I see you’re back to being a turd in the punchbowl, as usual.
For the rest of us:
YEEEE HAAAAAA!!!!!!
You great guys & gals give me tons of energy to keep fighting. I posted much earlier in this month of October that I was going to be unrelenting to get everyone’s single vote out for Trump & Company here in Florida and across the entire country.
I try to always catch the Trump rallies, because they fire me up also. Why? because I am simply another Trump “NYC street kid’ Deplorable, that comes from very meager & humble beginnings but, was blessed by having a great set of parents, who has the greatest trek through life in this most magnificent nation republic of ours...the good old “USA”. Thank you for your kind words of support.
It shows the base is enthusiastic, which is not suppose to happen for the Party who has the WH in the midterms. Usually, Democrats dominate early voting, not same day voting.
It seems that the Democrats are down from their 2016 level.
Baloney! Romney never planned to win. I love it when you guys run back to losing campaigns for your proof that these trends ‘mean nothing’. They show the GOP base is energized which is not suppose to happen during this midterm.
The truth is that they can tell from the trends which base is energized and which isn’t. And I doubt very much Independents are going to break for the Democrats.
Yes, we are now seeing a bunch of depressing comments telling us to ignore the excitement that our base has. We know that Nov.6 will be the ultimate test.
Yes, we know that the vote counts the same, but early voting shows enthusiasm which isn’t suppose to be for the GOP in this midterm. The polls have the GOP vote depressed in their polls because they think that it isn’t motivated like the Democrats to win.
They aren’t secret, the Democrats know them as well.
The vote count will increase substantially on the upcoming “All Soul’s Day.”
I never said it didn’t mean anything, I said “take with a grain of salt.” There’s a difference.
On election day(after the polls have closed), isn’t the early vote the first numbers we see?
I believe John King always cautions... now this is only the early vote so far.
‘Take it with a grain of salt’ means to discount it’s importance.
As it should be. I’ve seen early vote analysis (2012 Ohio) that turned out to be wrong.
Does it concern anyone that announcing early numbers with R’s in the lead just tells D’s how many votes they need to gin up? Like when the D-heavy precincts come in last with just enough votes to reverse early R leads from early-reporting R precincts?
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