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JI7

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4. Where do you get 40 percent ?

Reply to everyonematters (Reply #3)

Wed May 14, 2025, 05:01 PM

May 14

Most vote the same party regardless of party registration.

It's a small number that goes back and forth or doesn't vote. But with elections being as close as they are these small movements can make a difference in who wins.

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No Party has won back-to-back Presidential elections since 2008/2012 [View all] Polybius May 14 OP

And this history is totally irrelevant NoRethugFriends May 14 #1

No it isn't. everyonematters May 14 #3

Where do you get 40 percent ? JI7 May 14 #4

This according to Gallup. everyonematters May 14 #5

Most consistently vote the same party. JI7 May 14 #6

They are more likely to cross over or not vote at all. everyonematters May 14 #7

None of that changes the overall results JI7 May 14 #8

I think we need more people to believe in the Democratic Party and register as Democrats. everyonematters May 14 #9

That's not going to happen unless Democrats become tougher on immigration JI7 May 14 #10

I agree that we need to convince voters that we are going to secure the Southern border and keep them safe. everyonematters May 14 #12

As a matter of trivia: unblock May 14 #2

Thank the M$M for building Trump and enabling him uponit7771 May 14 #11