50% of White Americans Would Vote for Trump If Election Were Held Today

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Rookie numbers, we gotta pump them up. Law and order is typically a message Republicans do very well on.
 
No offense, but if this is true, it would be a good thing. If it can be shown that majorities of African-American, Asian, and Latino voters would vote for Trump if the election were to be held today, it would be a good thing as well. President Trump is clearly not the most charitable man in the world. However, so much is at stake right now.
 
And the other 50% would vote for along with the minorities?

And the poll on the OP?

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I wonder what percentage of those black, latino, asians in the trump column will change their vote in november.
 
Are we going to start allocating representation based on race rather ideas? If not why does this matter?
 
I’ll bet it’s way more than 50%. A lot of people are staying mum for fear of being targeted and persecuted.
 
Why do you think they want mail-in ballots? That way they have your signature, your name, your address, and who you voted for. Then Antifa and BLM know whom to target. Defend yourself and a DA funded by Soros will arrest you.
 
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This is true. Joe Biden has a red telephone that dials directly to the office of the BLM and Antifa chairman. They document your address and then come around and burn down your small business.
 
WingedHussar said:
Why do you think they want mail-in ballots?
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To make it easier for people to vote and to increase turnout. And that is exactly why some Republicans do not want mail-in ballots. But notice that Utah, which is heavily Republican, has used mail-in ballots for years, and is supportive of mail-in voting in a big way. That is why I say “some” Republicans. Clearly not “all” Republicans. Those that are against it are on the wrong side of history.
 
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But notice that Utah, which is heavily Republican, has used mail-in ballots for years, and is supportive of mail-in voting in a big way.
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The state is an important factor in vote-by-mail disposition. Looking at two states:


President Donald Trump on Tuesday reversed his opposition to mail-in voting and encouraged it — at least in one crucial battleground state — after railing against the practice for months amid the coronavirus pandemic.

“Whether you call it Vote by Mail or Absentee Voting, in Florida the election system is Safe and Secure, Tried and True,” Trump wrote in a tweet. “Florida’s Voting system has been cleaned up (we defeated Democrats attempts at change), so in Florida I encourage all to request a Ballot & Vote by Mail! #MAGA”


(CNN)The Trump campaign filed a lawsuit Tuesday against the state of Nevada over its plan to send absentee ballots to all active voters this November in a major expansion of mail-in voting in the battleground state.

“The RNC has a vital interest in protecting the ability of Republican voters to cast, and Republican candidates to receive, effective votes in Nevada elections and elsewhere,” the lawsuit, filed by the Trump campaign, the Republican National Committee and the Nevada Republican Party, said.
 
Yeah, and the fact that it makes both voter fraud and voter intimidation easy is just a happy coincidence I am sure. Just goes to show that democracy is on the wrong side of history.
 
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Yeah, and the fact that it makes both voter fraud and voter intimidation easy is just a happy coincidence I am sure. Just goes to show that democracy is on the wrong side of history.
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Hey, if it is good enough for Florida, it should be good enough everywhere. Trump did not seem to be too concerned about voter fraud in Florida, since he support’s that state’s mail-in voting.
 
I missed the part where I stated that I agreed with President Trump’s position on this issue. Would you mind pointing it out to me?
 
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