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2020 President

How Trump is Faring Compared To The 2016 Election

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What 2020 is about is can Donald Trump extend his stay at 1600 Pennsylvania Ave for 4 more years. President Trump is a pretty interesting place as of right now. What has kept Trump's re-election hopes high was a strong economy, which has all but come to a complete halt due to COVID-19.But given the circumstances, maybe voters are putting of the recent economic struggle when … [Read more...] about How Trump is Faring Compared To The 2016 Election

A Look At Wisconsin’s Mail-In Ballots

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Wisconsin is one of the few upcoming primary states not to move its election, which is still scheduled for Tuesday, April 7th. 11 days before the election, Governor Tony Evers asked the state legislature to mail every single registered voter an absentee ballot . With about 767,000 already requested, that would mean sending out an additional 2.6 million ballots over the … [Read more...] about A Look At Wisconsin’s Mail-In Ballots

Warning Signs Abound For The GOP

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With Sunday’s release of a Wall Street Journal/NBC National poll, we now have a third data point this week showing Joe Biden with a big lead. From a 9 point lead in WSJ/NBC to CNN’s Biden +10 to Quinnipiac’s even more bullish +11, there’s a clear trend line. The LeanTossup average, which includes all polling of the Biden versus Donald Trump race, not just those three, has the … [Read more...] about Warning Signs Abound For The GOP

DDHQ Calls California Primary For Bernie Sanders. Why We Waited And Why We Called It Now.

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California, with it's 415 pledged delegates, is the larges prize in the Democratic primary schedule. It also has an unusual vote collection and counting system that often delays a full understanding of results for days, if not weeks. We are now prepared to call the California Democratic Primary for Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders. The following is an outline of our … [Read more...] about DDHQ Calls California Primary For Bernie Sanders. Why We Waited And Why We Called It Now.