New voter registrations surge nationwide in advance of midterms

[DrLove]

I keep trying to warn you guys, but you insist on using idiotic and outdated articles from dumbass bigots and racists.

Your dream world will end on October 27th.

Either head for high ground or grab your surfboard Spicoli!

 

[jillian]

Heard this in September 2016 too...how'd that work out?

You heard that for Bernie voters and trumpkins.

And your orange ijit did lose the popular vote.

So you were saying?

 

[DrLove]

Because Hillary would realize her major mistake, and do more campaigning in the Midwest?

I'm not sure she's bright enough to do so.

Nope - Just a straight-up revote tomorrow .. no campaigning.

 

[Auld Phart]

Because Hillary would realize her major mistake, and do more campaigning in the Midwest?

I'm not sure she's bright enough to do so.

Nope - Just a straight-up revote tomorrow .. no campaigning.

you'd see the first 3rd party win since.....


ever?

 

[ptbw forever]

I keep trying to warn you guys, but you insist on using idiotic and outdated articles from dumbass bigots and racists.

Your dream world will end on October 27th.

Either head for high ground or grab your surfboard Spicoli!

Colbert and the MSM will be hiding in his closet after October 27th, so if you want be stupid and stand in the way of history, by all means keep posting this shit.

 

[Aldo Raine]

Heard this in September 2016 too...how'd that work out?

I honestly do not remember heading that in'16. And if they are getting a lot of new voters registered there is nothing saying for sure that those voters are going to vote Dim.

 

[miketx]

More great indicators for House and perhaps even Senate flippage - Young people will NOT be voting with the Orange Clown or his enablers.

Voter registrations are surging in Minnesota, especially among young adults. New state data released at the end of last week show that 52,644 new voters have registered to vote so far this year — more than double the number of new voters registered at this time in 2014, the last year in which the state held a gubernatorial election.

And two-thirds of the new voter registrations so far — 35,608 people — are 18 to 30 years old.

The trend is strong nationwide, with voter registrations spiking this year, especially among young adults after the Parkland, Fla., high school shooting that killed 17 students and staff last February, prompting a student-led campaign for gun control.​

Minnesota sees surge in new voter registrations ahead of competitive November midterm elections

The Parkland influence combined with distain for Donald Trump is bigly yuuuge:
Here's what's happening with voter registration among young people since Parkland.

Same thing in other states like Connecticut where TWICE as many are registering as Dems:
Connecticut seeing surge of voter registrations since 2016 election - The CT Mirror

As if you and the liars in the media know what will happen. lol!

 

[Flopper]

How did new voter surges work in 2016? Don't count your chickens before they hatch.

There was no voter surge in 2016. There were 62 million votes cast. In 2008, there were 69 million votes cast and in 2012 there were 65 million. No candidate has ever lost the popular vote as badly as Trump and won the electoral college.

 

[DrLove]

Kentucky, a formerly solid blue state(you know, before your party decided to be a hate group against white people). A state that has never been more Republican than Democrat.

One of the only states during the 2010 election where Republicans gained nothing.

And no, I never said anything about illegals at my polling place.

Oh Gawd - Another Dixiecrat post .. Kentucky was never blue.. the formerly Dixiecrat racists all voted for Trump.
But hey - even a busted clock is right twice a day ... PARTLY anyway:

Republican strategist Scott Jennings says the registration numbers mean Democrats' momentum is more hype than substance. But University of Kentucky political science Professor Stephen Voss said voter registration totals reflect long-term voting patterns. In the short term, he said conditions favor Democrats.​

But yes, in general there is little D hope for Gooberville, KY:
https://www.usnews.com/news/best-st...wave-kentucky-voter-registration-stats-say-no

 

[DOTR]

Same old fake news they trot out every election.
The headline below, from April 2016, is just one example of the dozens of these stories per week they were churning out in 2016. Dated 4-21-2016

CA120: The voter surge is now - Capitol Weekly

And if the headline didn’t do the trick they added this intimidating stat...

Still got their asses kicked in 2016 though didn’t they?

 

[Flopper]

N

Same old fake news they trot out every election.
The headline below, from April 2016, is just one example of the dozens of these stories per week they were churning out in 2016. Dated 4-21-2016

CA120: The voter surge is now - Capitol Weekly

And if the headline didn’t do the trick they added this intimidating stat...


View attachment 215593

Still got their asses kicked in 2016 though didn’t they?

Not in California where we had a big increase in the electorate.

 

[TroglocratsRdumb]

More great indicators for House and perhaps even Senate flippage - Young people will NOT be voting with the Orange Clown or his enablers.

Voter registrations are surging in Minnesota, especially among young adults. New state data released at the end of last week show that 52,644 new voters have registered to vote so far this year — more than double the number of new voters registered at this time in 2014, the last year in which the state held a gubernatorial election.

And two-thirds of the new voter registrations so far — 35,608 people — are 18 to 30 years old.

The trend is strong nationwide, with voter registrations spiking this year, especially among young adults after the Parkland, Fla., high school shooting that killed 17 students and staff last February, prompting a student-led campaign for gun control.​

Minnesota sees surge in new voter registrations ahead of competitive November midterm elections

The Parkland influence combined with distain for Donald Trump is bigly yuuuge:
Here's what's happening with voter registration among young people since Parkland.

Same thing in other states like Connecticut where TWICE as many are registering as Dems:
Connecticut seeing surge of voter registrations since 2016 election - The CT Mirror

how do you know that they are all democrats?

 

[DrLove]

you'd see the first 3rd party win since.....
ever?

Doubtful - We now know that Jill Stein - who I cast my vote for (not that it mattered in Idaho) was also a Putin stooge.
Gary Johnson was out the moment he couldn't name a single world leader that he admired.
So who is this mysterious 3rd party candidate who would beat both Hillary and Trump?
Bernie as a last second Indy ... MAYBE

 

[DrLove]

Same old fake news they trot out every election.
The headline below, from April 2016, is just one example of the dozens of these stories per week they were churning out in 2016. Dated 4-21-2016

CA120: The voter surge is now - Capitol Weekly

And if the headline didn’t do the trick they added this intimidating stat...

View attachment 215593

Still got their asses kicked in 2016 though didn’t they?

AND? Hillary doubled Donald's vote count in California.
Go back to bed

Democratic Hillary Clinton 61.73%
Republican Donald Trump 31.62%

 

[depotoo]

They assume it is due to the shooting. They have no idea.

More great indicators for House and perhaps even Senate flippage - Young people will NOT be voting with the Orange Clown or his enablers.

Voter registrations are surging in Minnesota, especially among young adults. New state data released at the end of last week show that 52,644 new voters have registered to vote so far this year — more than double the number of new voters registered at this time in 2014, the last year in which the state held a gubernatorial election.

And two-thirds of the new voter registrations so far — 35,608 people — are 18 to 30 years old.

The trend is strong nationwide, with voter registrations spiking this year, especially among young adults after the Parkland, Fla., high school shooting that killed 17 students and staff last February, prompting a student-led campaign for gun control.​

Minnesota sees surge in new voter registrations ahead of competitive November midterm elections

The Parkland influence combined with distain for Donald Trump is bigly yuuuge:
Here's what's happening with voter registration among young people since Parkland.

Same thing in other states like Connecticut where TWICE as many are registering as Dems:
Connecticut seeing surge of voter registrations since 2016 election - The CT Mirror

 

[DrLove]

how do you know that they are all democrats?

I didn't say they were. Read the links or go back to bed with DOTR.

 

[depotoo]

That's all well and good, but means squat unless these voters get their asses to the polls.

Agree - but registering actually takes more time than voting in most states. It's a good sign.

No, it doesn’t.

 

[Auld Phart]

you'd see the first 3rd party win since.....
ever?

Doubtful - We now know that Jill Stein - who I cast my vote for (not that it mattered in Idaho) was also a Putin stooge.
Gary Johnson was out the moment he couldn't name a single world leader that he admired.
So who is this mysterious 3rd party candidate who would beat both Hillary and Trump?
Bernie as a last second Indy ... MAYBE

Does it really matter?

Thanks to millions of partisan fools, the election was between the worse two candidates in history.

Should have been a shoo in for third party.


(Bernie may have had a better chance running as a third party candidate)

 

[Harry Dresden]

Heard this in September 2016 too...how'd that work out?

No you didn't - Dems were largely disinterested and turnout was pathetic.
Hillary was not a good choice - WAY too much baggage

Actually, I thought Hillary was a fine choice. She just had too many conspiracy theories, fake news, lies, Comey, and Russians working against her. Lazy Democratic voters didn't help.

well you probably like hemorrhoids too so no surprise you would like her...

 

[Billy_Kinetta]

Heard this in September 2016 too...how'd that work out?

No you didn't - Dems were largely disinterested and turnout was pathetic.
Hillary was not a good choice - WAY too much baggage

Democrats were largely disinterested knowing that Obama's presidency and decades of Progressive nonsense would be round-filed and burned to ashes if Trump won? And yet Democrats scream she won the popular vote by three million?

You really are quite delusional.