2aguy
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Yep.......he has beat obama turn out in many of those primary states....
https://www.americanthinker.com/blo...her_spectacular_victory_for_donald_trump.html
In Michigan, Trump got almost as many votes as Biden did and almost three-and-a-half as many votes as Obama did when he was on the 2012 ballot as the incumbent.
In Mississippi, Republicans showed up to vote with almost the same enthusiasm as Democrats did. Trump got more votes than Biden did and over two times as many votes as Obama did in 2012.
In Missouri, Democrats were the more enthusiastic voters, but Trump still made an excellent showing, receiving almost five times as many votes as Obama received in 2012.
In Washington State, even though Trump was unopposed on the ballot, over 500,000 people turned up to vote for him, which is more than voted for Bernie or Biden, who are neck and neck with 49.74% of votes counted (with Bernie holding a 0.21% lead.)
What’s especially significant about the enthusiastic voter turnout for Donald Trump is the fact that, for weeks now and with increasing fervor in the last week, the media has been lambasting Trump for his allegedly failed response to the spread of coronavirus in America.
It appears that Republican voters are tuning out the media’s negativity. They like what Trump has done as president, and they have faith that he is capable of undertaking the administrative work to handle a severe flu season and of making the best decisions to help the American people.
https://www.americanthinker.com/blo...her_spectacular_victory_for_donald_trump.html
In Michigan, Trump got almost as many votes as Biden did and almost three-and-a-half as many votes as Obama did when he was on the 2012 ballot as the incumbent.
In Mississippi, Republicans showed up to vote with almost the same enthusiasm as Democrats did. Trump got more votes than Biden did and over two times as many votes as Obama did in 2012.
In Missouri, Democrats were the more enthusiastic voters, but Trump still made an excellent showing, receiving almost five times as many votes as Obama received in 2012.
In Washington State, even though Trump was unopposed on the ballot, over 500,000 people turned up to vote for him, which is more than voted for Bernie or Biden, who are neck and neck with 49.74% of votes counted (with Bernie holding a 0.21% lead.)
What’s especially significant about the enthusiastic voter turnout for Donald Trump is the fact that, for weeks now and with increasing fervor in the last week, the media has been lambasting Trump for his allegedly failed response to the spread of coronavirus in America.
It appears that Republican voters are tuning out the media’s negativity. They like what Trump has done as president, and they have faith that he is capable of undertaking the administrative work to handle a severe flu season and of making the best decisions to help the American people.
