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No way! It’s time for a woman to lead, and Harris deserves her shot. She has the strength and vision to surprise everyone and be a brilliant leader! Harris/Walz 2024 💪

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1w ago Kyle

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I’ll be voting in person on the 5th, and my wife and I are going red down the ballot. It's time to fire this Harris/Biden administration!!!

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1w ago Eileen

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Fully agree! I’ve already cast my vote and am hoping for a strong Trump victory!

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1w ago MAGA

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Okay, so as you can probably tell from my username, but Trump NEEDS his 2nd term! To stop the terrible wars, restore peace, and bring common sense back. We need to bring down inflation, secure our borders, and have a leader who can make deals. #Trump2024

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1w ago ZaraRivers

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If we win, it will be largely thanks to Elon Musk, who mobilized Pennsylvania like no one else. He brought real motivation to those unsure about voting and got them out there. If we can flip PA, Trump can win his second term!

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1w ago OutOfContext

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Mmm, it's not easy being pink.

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1w ago Scarlett

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Atlas Intel poll with a large 3,000 likely voter sample shows Trump up 2% nationwide. It really does look like a Trump victory next week 💪

Shared link: realclearpolling.com/...

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1w ago Patriot

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62 Million?? Sorry but the text in your linked article is nonsense! The total number of registered voters in Pennsylvania is 8,890,093.

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1w ago TheReporter

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Reports of over 62 million early votes in PA are incorrect. As of late October, about 1 million voters had returned ballots, with Dems leading but not at the scale suggested. Early voting shows a trend but final turnout determines the outcome.

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1w ago Mike

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I have a bad feeling Pennsylvania is going to experience increasing election chaos between now and Tuesday. It's the key battleground and Trump is desperate.

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1w ago Casey

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Max Verstappen has a very similar ruthless streak to that of Michael Schumacher. Win at all costs. It’s sort of admirable but also frustrating as he is good enough to win without getting dirty.

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1w ago PresidentialRace

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For the first time since August, Donald Trump has taken a 0.5% lead over Kamala Harris in the RealClearPolitics National Poll Average. Could this signal a second term for Trump?

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1w ago Barbara

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'Tsunami of voters': Nearly 1 million Wisconsinites have voted early in general election 🇺🇸 Wisconsin Elections Commission data shows 989,000 total absentee ballots have already been returned across the state. With 3.5 million registered voters, that's a statewide turnout of nearly 28%

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1w ago DavidM

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Just a reminder: no one under 30 has ever voted in a presidential election where Trump wasn't the Republican nominee. Wild to think about!

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1w ago Patriot

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I may not think you voted for the right candidate to get us out of this mess, but I genuinely applaud you for taking the time to vote!

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1w ago TheBoss

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I voted.

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2w ago Maurice

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The betting favorite has only lost twice since 1866. The only time, other than in 2016, that bettors have missed was in in 1948, when Harry Truman (D) beat eight-to-one odds to defeat Thomas Dewey (R).

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2w ago TheReporter

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Hi Kimberly: In short, stop printing money, raise interest rates, and cut reckless spending. It’s painful in the short term, but that’s how we curb inflation and stabilize the economy.

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2w ago Kimberly

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What’s the best way to actually stop inflation? At its core, it means no more printing dollars and limiting government spending like there’s no tomorrow. But what would a real step-by-step plan look like, and when would we start feeling the effects?

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