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RE: Are the protests going to ultimately boost Trump?
(06-14-2020 04:07 AM)snowtiger Wrote:  Well as we all know, it’s the swing states that will decide. In 2016, these states were not enthused with Clinton.

Their ‘defection’ was enough to turn the tide in several critical swing states. Take Michigan, for example. Trump won all 16 electoral votes with a majority of 10,704 voters. Green Party candidate Jill Stein got 51,463.

Whatever turnout Trump gets in the forever red States doesn’t really matter; there are only X electoral votes. Same with the turnout in the eternal blue States.

I haven’t paid much attention, but I don’t think there is a candidate like Stein that will split the Democrats this time.

Jill Stein had 1,457,000 votes.
Evan McMullin had 732,000.
Gary Johnson had 4,489,000.

Trump was handicapped more than Clinton nationally and also in some of the close states. There is no Evan McMullin and the Libertarians will get a lot less than 4.5 million.
06-29-2020 11:26 AM
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