37% of Americans can't afford to pay a $400 bill without taking on further debt, and that means 37% of Americans can't afford to miss a day of work to vote.

It really could go either way.

You trippin

To "win?" No - not really.

But I don't think that matters much.

Honestly, I think that Trump and the overt fascists and plutocrats who are backing him fully intend to get him into office or destroy the country trying - that if he doesn't win legitimately, he'll "win" through fraud, or through the machinations of the brazenly corrupt and compromised supreme court, or through violent revolution.

His backers - the Heritage Foundation and the rest of the fascists and Musk and Thiel and the rest of the plutocrats and so on - don't just want to try to get him into office - they want to destroy American liberty and democracy. It's not even so much about him specifically - he's just the right combination of charismatic and shallow that they see him as their opportunity to impose the autocracy they want. And I don't think they're going to let anything stand in their way. So whether or not he actually wins the election isn't even really relevant, other than to the degree that that will determine what other strategies they might have to, and will, implement.

I think Kamala has much better odds than Biden did this time around. The assassination attempt on Trump was crazy and solidified his supporters.

I think it's a closer race than either side thinks

Looking from half-way around the world, Trump wining seemed very likely until Kamala became the candidate. And now no result seems more likely than the other.

I think/hope the red states become more purple this go around. Might even flip a few small ones by the time November comes 🤞

Anyone else feel like it's weird how many are using the last name for Trump but the first name for Harris? What's the deal with that?

That assumes that the rest of the states shake out as expected. NC and Ohio have been polling a lot closer than expected. Winning one of those would offset a loss in PA or GA.

There's a reason why we still hold the actual election, and don't base the winner just on polls.

https://swingstates.vercel.app/

Polymarket currently has Harris ahead at 52-45 plus minor candidates. Yeah I think that favors her too much. Trump has been off the rails (I mean more than usual) lately but he could get it together. Also, Harris is a blank slate upon whom many place unfounded hopes.

The TV debates will probably be more significant than usual this year. IDK who they will favor. We shall see.

I personally believe trump will be president. It’s just a given at this point. Will I vote against him? Yes.

But I am a realist. It’s just what is going to happen.

I think the odds at the moment still favor Trump but Harris has run a solid campaign so far. We're still in "it's anyone's game" territory but Trump is constantly losing ground.

A poll recently showed that more Americans trust Harris with the economy and that's a really bad sign for Trump.

If you totally unplugged from informational media, and went to live out your days engaging only in the things which bring you joy, would you be able to tell who the current sitting president was solely by indirect observation? People like to blame presidents for "the price at the pump" and other miniscule day-to-day things. But is there any substance to that?

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You may well be right and that's why it's vital not to be complacent. Donate, volunteer, vote. Get out there and make a Harris win happen!