Trump Vs Biden Predictions

So the author active powers that be (the same ones that said Hilary will win) prefect a biden victory? Color me surprised (sarcasm). I don’t trust polls, they like all stats exist to aid the creator prove their point. Doesn’t make them accurate.

Biden flip flops on fracking, doesn’t explain his positions on major issues (meaning he will choose the less favorable option for the public and better for the $$$ people behind him). Bidens lied every election attempt, the msm used to laugh him off and eventually just kind let the sad old lying politician have his place. When did biden become honest?

a reply to: OtherSideOfTheCoin

a reply to: BrennanHuff22

Here are the voting statistics for Florida as of now.

Total Voted by Party Registration

Democrats: 2,555,072 (42.5%)
Republicans: 2,200,418 (36.6%)
Minor Parties: 73,989 (1.2%)
No Affiliation: 1,188,951 (%19.8)
TOTAL 6,018,430 (100.0%)

electproject.github.io...

Just keeping you honest.

Praying Medic News - October 26, 2020

This links to a recent 1/2 hour presentation by Praying Medic on Bitchute. From Trump's own polling data he is expecting to take back the house.

a reply to: Astyanax

He's right, the trend favors the GOP in FL. The Dems are still leading, but the GOP has been carving huge chunks out of that lead...30-40k per day on weekdays...since the Dems high point at ~490k. Yesterday was a particularly bad day for the Dems, with the GOP gaining over 50k. The actual lead is only about 300k now.

In the last election, the GOP trailed this stat by 96k on election day in FL, but Trump won by 113k votes. My own opinion is that Trump will likely gain even more on election day this year, as Covid fears will likely keep a higher percentage of Dem-leaning moderates at home.

a reply to: vor78

Even without Florida though Biden can still win whereas Trump pretty much needs to win Florida to be in with a chance.

originally posted by: OtherSideOfTheCoin
a reply to: vor78

Even without Florida though Biden can still win whereas Trump pretty much needs to win Florida to be in with a chance.

He didn't need Florida last time.

It's actually more dependent on how he does in WI, PA and MI.
If he holds those he doesn't need Florida.

originally posted by: vor78
a reply to: Stupidsecrets

No, I don't believe the nonsense about Texas, either. Most of that is based off Ted Cruz under-performing in 2018, but that was about him specifically. They forget that Greg Abbott was reelected by over 13% that same year. This year, Jon Cornyn looks as though he's going to win by roughly the same margin...10-12%... and I very much doubt that would happen if Trump were actually struggling there. I'm expecting Trump to win there by about 8-10%, similar to last time.

There was some news saw that a Democrat operative had ballot harvested 700,000 votes in Texas.
Who knows how they got those signatures.

A Biden Campaign operative in Texas is attempting to rig the 2020 election with the help of others in a massive ballot harvesting scheme, according to two private investigators who testified under oath that they have “video evidence, documentation and witnesses” to prove it. With the help of mass mail-in ballots, the illegal ballot harvesting operation could harvest 700,000 ballots, one Harris County Democrat operative allegedly bragged.

The investigators—a former FBI agent and former police officer—claim that Biden’s Texas Political Director Dallas Jones and his cohorts have been “hoarding mail-in and absentee ballots” and ordering operatives to them fill out for people in Harris County illegally, “including dead people, homeless people, and nursing home residents in the 2020 presidential election,” Patrick Howley of the National File reported.

While law enforcement agencies are reportedly investigating these potential crimes, nothing will be done about it until “well after the November 3, 2020 election” the former FBI agent said.

Dallas Jones was appointed the Biden campaign’s Texas Political Director in late August.

tennesseestar.com...

This has probably been going on all over the battleground states, which is why I think the election is a lock for Biden.

a reply to: OtherSideOfTheCoin

Trump can still win without it, but its a more difficult pathway, yes. Barring an upset win in a 2016 blue state, he would need to win all remaining states that he won in 2016 in order to do it.

Its actually not much easier for Biden without FL, either. Without FL, he has to flip three states that Trump won in 2016 to win, assuming that Trump wins the NE and ME Congressional districts again.

originally posted by: UKTruth

originally posted by: OtherSideOfTheCoin
a reply to: vor78

Even without Florida though Biden can still win whereas Trump pretty much needs to win Florida to be in with a chance.

He didn't need Florida last time.

It's actually more dependent on how he does in WI, PA and MI.
If he holds those he doesn't need Florida.

Yeah but its looking unlikely he will hold them because he only won them by very small margins and Biden looks like he is set to take those three. If the map stays the exact same and Trump loses those three he looses the election, if Biden wins even one of those states along with Florida and the map remains the same Trump looses again. Thats not even taking into account other states that Biden looks like he might flip.

I think when you look at the possibilities there are more paths for a Biden victory than a Trump victory. Trump losing Florida is going to be devastating for his chances.

I do agree with you though its not absolutely essential he holds Florida its just going to make it extremely difficult if he loses Florida.

a reply to: UKTruth

Keep in mind, the early totals are showing the GOP with a 16% advantage in VBM and early voting in Texas, with women as the majority of those returns. If the Dems are cheating, they're not doing a great job of it, at least so far.

originally posted by: vor78
a reply to: UKTruth

Keep in mind, the early totals are showing the GOP with a 16% advantage in VBM and early voting in Texas, with women as the majority of those returns. If the Dems are cheating, they're not doing a great job of it, at least so far.

Texas right now is a true toss up looking at polling data there is basically 1% in it, if that holds true for Trump on election night he might win, he might lose. Most pollsters are shifting a couple of points in favour of Trump to try to offset a repeat of 2016 so its possible that Biden could even be leading. Which is crazy because Trump won that by almost 10% in 2016. Even if he does win Texas but by a small margin thats still not a good sign for the Trump team on the night because it represents a significant drop in support.

To be honest I do think he will hold Texas.

a reply to: OtherSideOfTheCoin
You are daft.
Texas is in no way a toss up.
Take your msnbc bs elsewhere.

a reply to: OtherSideOfTheCoin

I don't see Trump losing Texas, there aren't enough transplanted Californians there.




Yet.

I also post in a forum full of independents, most of them did not vote for Trump in 2016, they are in 2020, why ?
Because the democrats are less sane than Trump at this point.
It's about keeping the SCOTUS on track, as well this time they are just being pragmatic, Biden would be done within the year replaced by Harris, who was not even favored in the primary by her own party and voters, she is hated more than Hillary.

originally posted by: shooterbrody
a reply to: OtherSideOfTheCoin
You are daft.
Texas is in no way a toss up.
Take your msnbc bs elsewhere.

Dude I said quite clearly that I think Trump will hold Texas, I am just saying it could turn into a very close race.

That said though, if and I stress if, but if Biden does take Texas your going to look back on this post with egg on your face.

Trump really does look like he I set to lose this election, now thats not me being partisan thats just me looking at the best available information and drawing a conclusion. A conclusion that quite a few Trump supporters on this site are also drawing, you on the other hand seem to be burying your head in the sand.

So if I come back to you next week and said "told ya so!" please don't act all butthurt.

a reply to: OtherSideOfTheCoin

As I said above, I'm not buying the Texas polls. We'll see, but I don't think Jon Cornyn would be polling as strongly as he is (likely heading toward a 10%+ win) if the presidential candidate at the top of the ticket was actually struggling. They also elected a strong conservative governor in a statewide race by 13% just two years ago. Ted Cruz struggled in that same 2018 election, but he had a good portion of conservatives upset with him after the 2016 primaries.

Recent statewide GOP election performance plus heavy GOP turnout in VBM and early voting this year indicates to me that Trump likely wins Texas comfortably.

a reply to: OtherSideOfTheCoin
Egg?
Jog on
I called the trump win in December of 15.

How did you do last time?

a reply to: vor78
People here DO NOT LIKE TED CRUZ.
Were beto not a complete turd he could have won.
Taking peoples guns was his downfall.

a reply to: vor78

To be totally clear I don't think Biden is set to win Texas am just saying I think it could be a close race and the good points you just raised on enforce that view so thanks.

originally posted by: OtherSideOfTheCoin

originally posted by: shooterbrody
a reply to: OtherSideOfTheCoin
You are daft.
Texas is in no way a toss up.
Take your msnbc bs elsewhere.

Dude I said quite clearly that I think Trump will hold Texas, I am just saying it could turn into a very close race.

That said though, if and I stress if, but if Biden does take Texas your going to look back on this post with egg on your face.

Trump really does look like he I set to lose this election, now thats not me being partisan thats just me looking at the best available information and drawing a conclusion. A conclusion that quite a few Trump supporters on this site are also drawing, you on the other hand seem to be burying your head in the sand.

So if I come back to you next week and said "told ya so!" please don't act all butthurt.

You should refrain from talking about butthurt and 'egg on face'.
After 2016 - the last election and Brexit - I think you should be a little more humble.

Whilst it is true this time around the odds seem very stacked against Trump, there are those that believe - with a lot of justification - that the polls are bogus. If Trump loses, you really can't compare to the absolute crushing humiliation experienced by many in 2016 after the way they acted before the Brexit and 2016 US Election results.

To your credit, however, many just disappeared. At least you stuck around to face up to it.