🇺🇸 Early Voting Numbers Paint a ‘Scary’ Picture for Harris Camp 🇺🇸

📊 Key Data Points:

Early Voting Numbers “Scary” for Harris: Former Obama campaign manager Jim Messina admits early votes favor Republicans, a stark contrast to 2020.

Republican Advantage in Early Voting: Unlike the last election, Trump’s base has turned out strong for early voting. Four out of seven battleground states show higher Republican turnout, with Arizona leading the gap at 42% GOP vs. 33% Democrat.

Democratic Stronghold in Specific Demographics: 41% of early voters are Democrats, slightly edging out 39% Republicans, with 20% unaffiliated. Notably, women constitute 53% of early voters, and young voters (ages 18-39) are showing up in historic numbers, especially in battleground states.

Overall Early Turnout: So far, 76.2 million mail-in and in-person early votes cast across the US.

For the Harris camp, the so-called “blue wave” might end up as little more than a ripple. Trump’s supporters have risen early from their slumber, pouring into the polls like a silent rebellion against four years of hollow promises and failures. While Messina scrambles to reassure with a few thin rays of hope, young voters, women, the GOP ground game has quietly fortified, with battleground states swinging right where it matters most. This election, for all its scripted theatrics, may not be the coronation of the Democrats anticipated but a reckoning with a disillusioned nation. The Harris camp faces a hard truth: enthusiasm gaps and whisper campaigns aren’t enough to turn the tide. In this battlefield, numbers speak louder than client-MSM narratives, and as it stands, the silent majority may be making itself heard.

• Gerry Nolan

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