But Trump underperformed down-ballot in 2020. People showed up to vote for all the other Republicans but then not for him.
I am in Texas, and I do hate Ted Cruz. But in 2020 we saw Trump underperform down-ballot races. We would have to see him outperform them this year and we now have the fallout from Dobbs motivating voters in favor of Harris. What issues would make someone vote for Trump and not Cruz?
I have a tough time imagining left-leaning voters would vote for Allred and not Harris, so that would require right-leaning voters casting votes for Trump but not Cruz. And I can't envision that being a common enough scenario to split the state-wide vote like that.
Depends if the community came over here with me or not.
In elections where the winner is 50%+1,
US popular vote elections aren't 50%+1, though. Whoever has the most votes wins, regardless of percentage.
Not a lawyer, probably depends on context.
Who the hell would change their vote from Harris to Stein based on an endorsement from a former Ku Klux Klan leader?!
I'd rather watch the recap than manually skip around through a previous episode. And if the recap leaves me confused then I'll looks at the last episode.
Eudora! I had forgotten all about that one.
ERMAGHERD dat typo!
I can't laugh heard enough about this.
That really depends on what office and presidential vs non-presidential election years.