This day, I had a telephone conversation with my friend John Pudner, who has been a part of the Wisconsin election campaign. One of the most accurate variety crunchers in politics and sports is John. Rep. Troy Nehls from Texas late went so far as to claim that if Trump were to win Wisconsin, he would earn a lot of his owing to John for his work.
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In a different position, Pudner has been working to win the vote for the Wisconsin Faith and Freedom Coalition while leading Get Back Our Republic Action. Here are a few insights from our talk.  ,
Q. Are individuals overly optimistic about this election?
The strangest item about this culture is that both sides are confident. In 2020, I did go door-door and based on responses, I may tell Trump was not going to get. In 2016, I was convinced he would get. This year is unique. Both parties are apprehensive about the existence of citizens who do support the other member. On Election Day, both parties are overly confident that the electors will vote for them.  ,
Q. How are things going in Wisconsin?
Wisconsin is the weakest of the swing state, and we might drop short. We are working hard to give ourselves a chance to win all seven jump state. However, of the seven, Wisconsin is the weakest.
Q. Why is Wisconsin unique?
I’m examining the dark vote and those who have registered to cast ballots. Number one, the black vote is powerful for Trump, mainly based on history. However, the jump is more pronounced in the South, Detroit, and Philadelphia. It is more in line with the established standards in Milwaukee. Number 2, yes, early membership and election have swung strongly toward Republicans. Liberals began with an 89, 000-voter lead over listed Democrats. It is now over to about 3, 000. Wisconsin is moving in the right direction. If we can find the 3, 000 and create the Democratic voting, we have a chance.  ,
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Q. A Democrat colleague called last evening to sneer at a potential Trump defeat in Iowa. Any ideas on this?
In Iowa, there was a pretty exciting surveys. Most of the surveys are wastes. They put out one or two items for issues. I commend the Des Moines Register , for giving us the actual statistics. When experts are truthful with their calculations, I believe that is fine. Harris is up by 3; I do n’t agree with their conclusion, but we know how they came to that conclusion. On the same statement, Echelon Insights put a poll out, with Trump winning Pennsylvania by 6 items. Additionally, they explained how they came to that. I want to promote experts to release their results and their figures. However, I’m pleased that someone is conducting an independent surveys and explaining how they came to their decision.
Q. What state may Vice President Harris astonish us with?
In North Carolina, you might have a good chance of finding Harris. You do have a lot of storms destruction and movement. That was gain Harris. The hardest struck were remote conservative voters. In North Carolina, I believe there are potential unexpected outcomes because any moment there is a wild cards, the results may change.
Q. Are there any state that President Trump might pick up that no one would anticipate, aside from swing states?
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The only probable a is Minnesota. Compared to the state’s latest Democratic Party leader, Minnesota is only four times away from turning red. If Trump won Minnesota this time around, it may surprise.  ,
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Q. What concern is grabbing voters ‘ interest?
The trans drive and what citizens are paying for groceries and gas are the issues that are most clearly defined. Operations on children, the people in women’s sports and locker rooms. That is such a challenging topic for the Left to describe away. They will often get economists who will try to discredit the market. The trans concern is the most easily and clearly defined for voters to understand. The Left is n’t really able to persuade voters about it. The progressive transgender agenda and the needs of black voters, especially black men, are at odds with one another. Dark voters are concerned about justice in policing, work, and education.  ,
Q. What do you anticipate Donald Trump to do in the Electoral College? What are surveys revealing to you?
I believe Trump will receive 300 or higher. I believe early voting and first vote membership. I think these are more important than surveys. These are the two items that indicate who did prevail. When one part registries voters, and their electors vote earlier–  , that is the strongest sign. It works. Our coordinated efforts in 2002 helped us secure a 68 % vote in a Southern state to avert a tax increase. In 2022, we used a similar approach, focusing on first election in Shreveport—a area that is 57 % black—to choose a Republican. Liberals have struggled to persuade black men and other significant progressive groups to support Harris in the past. They may be able to move stuff around on Election Day, but the problem of changing first voting patterns is daunting.
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