Wayne County Canvassers reverse course, just voted to certify results

If I'm Kamala in tomorrow night's debate...

I’m spending the entire time hammering one thing, over and over and over again.

Trump KNEW he had COVID, and he still went out, hid it and put hundreds of lives at risk. Then he put his own secret service agents lives at risk with his little joyride publicity stunt.

Cook Political Report changes Arizona from Tossup to LEAN DEM

"There are two key geographic battlegrounds for the Electoral College this year. One is the Midwest that until 2016, had been reliably Democratic. The other is the fast-growing Sun Belt section of the country that has traditionally voted Republican.

To help understand how voters in these regions are thinking about this election and the issues shaping it, the Kaiser Family Foundation and Cook Political Report have collaborated on two surveys. In November 2019, we released the Blue Wall Voices Project, a survey of 3,222 voters in the Upper Midwest (Minnesota, Pennsylvania, Michigan and Michigan).

This week, we are releasing the most recent poll that featured 3,479 interviews with voters in Arizona, Florida, and North Carolina."


https://cookpolitical.com/analysis/national/national-politics/new-survey-results-kffcook-political-report-survey-az-fl-and-nc

https://twitter.com/Redistrict/status/1306572762127962112

Against Governor's, Mayor's wishes, Trump to visit Kenosha

How pissed do you think Trump is right now?

The first night of HIS convention, HIS night of nonstop worship and praise...and everyone is talking about Falwell Jr instead of him.

Arizona Senate race moves from lean D to likely D

Trump is starting to practice his *rigged election* strategy should he lose in November

Claiming that the CA25 vote is rigged and shouldn’t be counted if the Democratic nominee wins.

https://twitter.com/realdonaldtrump/status/1259147372984180736?s=21

https://twitter.com/realdonaldtrump/status/1259155620713975810?s=21

Should we expect a Biden polling bounce in swing states now?

With Joe as the last remaining candidate and most Sanders supporters getting on board, high-level endorsements coming in from people like Julian Castro, etc, should we expect to see Biden's margin against Trump improve by a few points in swing states?

Good primary, everyone.

I wasn't around for the 2008 or 2016 primary, but I've heard that they were REALLY ugly, especially 2008, and this primary was actually pretty civil in comparison. Can anybody vouch for that?

A glimmer of hope in November.

I know there's been a lot of fear about Russia influencing the general election, and rightfully so. But here's something to think about.

Russia wanted Bernie. They threw their whole weight behind him the last month and have done everything in their power to help boost him.

It's failed miserably, because at the end of the day, it doesn't matter how many online trolls and propaganda you spread when the American voters go to the polls and vote for the other person.

We can overcome the Russian meddling in November. We just have to GOTV.