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  • @[email protected]
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    According to The Carolina Journal, Harris is not abandoning the Tar Heel State, but is now focusing her energy on the Raleigh market, where she leads former President Donald Trump.

    Focus on the area with the most voters and keep GröpenFührer throwing money at the state.

    Also early voting is showing the 55% of the voters are women compared to 44% men. That could be a good sign for Harris.

  • @criss_cross
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    She and Walz are still campaigning there. It’s not like they’re completely giving up. It sounds more like this is a redirect rather than completely pulling out.

  • @jordanlundM
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    There was no way NC was going to vote for her. They’ll reject the batshit crazy governor, but they won’t vote for a Democratic President.

    Look at the history:

    2020 - Trump
    2016 - Trump
    2012 - Romney
    2008 - Obama
    2004 - Bush
    2000 - Bush
    1996 - Dole
    1992 - Bush
    1988 - Bush
    1984 - Reagan
    1980 - Reagan
    1976 - Carter
    1972 - Nixon
    1968 - Nixon

      • @jordanlundM
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        Conservative women still won’t vote for a Democrat.

    • Rhaedas
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      It’s low odds for sure, but early turnout is high. NC is always a tug-of-war between urban and rural, so this is nothing new and why they’re concentrating on the populated areas. Between good turnout, potential Republicans showing up but not voting for Trump necessarily, and hopefully limited disfranchising of voters in certain demographic areas like in the past…it’s not over. And hey, anything helps the popular vote count regardless.

      Obama’s win in 2008 was close and not a cakewalk either.

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