Polling errors in 2016 and 2020.

[JoeB131]

hings are looking dismal for Harris.

Here are early voting results for Virginia....not a swing state. Usually a very Democrat Party state like California or Oregon or Washington.

Except VA isn't "Deep BLue". It has a Republican governor and it went GOP as recently as 2004.

 

[JohnDB]

Except VA isn't "Deep BLue". It has a Republican governor and it went GOP as recently as 2004.

Virginia only has 35% as registered Republicans. Over 50% as registered Democrats.
That in itself should tell you something. That Democrats are voting for Republicans is the ONLY logical conclusion.

It isn't because it's known as an immigrant Barrio.

 

[JoeB131]

Virginia only has 35% as registered Republicans. Over 50% as registered Democrats.
That in itself should tell you something. That Democrats are voting for Republicans is the ONLY logical conclusion.

It isn't because it's known as an immigrant Barrio.

Or that Youngkin just ran a better campaign before people realized what an idiot he is.

Of course, he straight up lied about the Transgender issue at a certain school

 

[JohnDB]

Or that Youngkin just ran a better campaign before people realized what an idiot he is.

Of course, he straight up lied about the Transgender issue at a certain school

More to the original OP though....

Here is a chart that shows the errors in Battleground states.

 

[yidnar]

So you’re basically a dishonest piece of shit.

I’ve never called for the abolution of the electoral college.

That being said, I have applied reason to the electoral college and said that the President Elect needs to win both the majority of the electoral college as well as a plurality of the popular votes. Its the only elected office in the nation where the total number of constituents of the office holder do not get to weigh in on who wins the election. That should change. I also think it’s criminally insane that we have an even number of electors seeing as how nearly every election. The last time a 3rd party got any electoral votes was 1968 (one of 3 times in the 1900’s where a 3rd party got any EVs ). Its long past time to make it an odd number just to avoid a tie.

But if the question is the have EITHER the electoral college as it is or a straight popular vote decide the president elect...I’ll stick with the electoral college as it is; win or lose. And I think we could all agree that a straight popular vote of the entire nation would radically benefit the Democratic Party at this juncture in history. So feel free to shove your argument all the way up your cavernous ass.