Democrats are having a substantial participation difficulty in early voting compared to previous votes, according to a letter from the Trump plan that PJ Media received. In all the battleground states, Republicans are outperforming Democrats in absent ballots and first vote, according to the information. The letter also highlights a increases in industrial turnout for Democrats, while remote attendance appears to be rising, probably benefiting Trump’s plan.
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Liberals are spinning themselves and the media by making claims that their citizens will turn out on Election Day when surveys indicate then, and most importantly, that they are asking Democrat citizens to do something they have no experience of doing, according to Tim Saler, the head of community targeting and main data analyst for the Trump campaign and the RNC. ” If Democrats, who historically vote ahead of Election Day, have n’t been motivated to show up for Kamala yet, why do we expect them to show up tomorrow”?
The Trump plan is convinced that Trump is looking good based on the first ballot results.
We will be swearing in President Trump in January, according to Saler,” President Donald J. Trump is going into Election Day stronger than he has in any past poll, and if patriots across the country maintain the speed and change out as expected on Election Day, we will be going into office.”
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The battle letter, which was written by Democrat data analyst Tom Bonier of TargetSmart, reveals that early voting data in key battleground states indicates a increases in women and urban attendance compared to 2020, while remote turnout has increased.
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- Arizona: Urban participation is over by 385, 285 seats, sexual participation is along by 170, 011, remote attendance is up by 14, 124.
- Georgia: Urban turnout is down by 153, 846 votes, female turnout is down by 46, 732, rural turnout is up by 171, 837.
- Michigan: Urban turnout is down by 321, 523 votes, female turnout is down by 204, 856, rural turnout is up by 55, 951.
- North Carolina: Urban turnout is down by 175, 470 votes, female turnout is down by 154, 459, rural turnout is up by 26, 911.
- Nevada: Urban turnout down by 191, 199 votes, female turnout down by 126, 112.
- Pennsylvania: Urban turnout is down by 381, 519 votes, female turnout is down by 450, 802.
- Wisconsin: Urban turnout is down by 100, 733 votes, female turnout is down by 238, 452.
Republican candidates in these crucial battleground states may benefit from this change.
Last week, I interviewed Mark Mitchell, the head pollster at Rasmussen Reports. He is predicting a Trump landslide.
” I think this is Reagan/Carter”, he told me. ” I think there are very specific reasons”.
” I thought this entire time that Trump would outperform my polling,” in part because traditional party affiliation and voter loyalty have changed and “mean a lot less.” To account for this, Mitchell adjusted Rasmussen’s polling method to “weight by recall vote”, which focuses on how voters cast their ballots in 2020, rather than relying solely on demographics like age, gender, or race.  ,
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As a result, Rasmussen Reports ‘ polling has been consistent during this cycle and shows Trump “up two points nationally”, revealing a “mind change of about 6-7 points” from Biden to Trump from 2020 to 2024. He attributes this change to “low propensity voters crawling over broken glass to vote Trump,” while some Democrat-leaning voters remain “on the couch in traditionally blue areas.”
Based on the aforementioned early vote numbers, it appears as though Mitchell is correct. He claimed that Trump’s base still feels a “little bit left” of reality and that the polling industry is still” a little bit left.”
