He gave yo broke ass a stimmy and pardoned many blacks while Kamala locks black men up
Trump is damn lucky you ain't running his campaign.
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He gave yo broke ass a stimmy and pardoned many blacks while Kamala locks black men up
Who you vote for?I just voted.
No line. In and out in 10 mins.
I just voted.
No line. In and out in 10 mins.
Not Trump........fuck that punkWho you vote for?
Have you talked to the average person in this country?How the fuck they have trump
Leading in damn near all swing states…
You wasted 10 min of your life you can’t get backNot Trump........fuck that punk
They got what they deserved. They couldnt give any tangible reasons for voting for that idiot.I hear Kamala left y'all for dead when it was clear she wasn't winning. Refused to address her people.
Gotta love a cold b!tch. She really said 'fcuk all y'all.
Have you talked to the average person in this country?
Not Whoopi sitting on the view mad her buddy got told he was too old to run, but the regular brother?
A lot of folks arent happy with the economy.
Just run a fucking progressive.Whomever Dems select in 2028 as their candidate, they need to pull back from Tranny support among other issues. If Chump, who didn’t even give examples of policy, wins because “the economy“ and not being for “they/them” then Dems really need to consider a new platform. Most Americans are more concerned with economic issues than they are about Tranny rights.
I definitely have had talks with regular folks. During many conversation this always comes up, “man these groceries prices are ridiculous, everything gone up but my pay”Have you talked to the average person in this country?
Not Whoopi sitting on the view mad her buddy got told he was too old to run, but the regular brother?
A lot of folks arent happy with the economy.
I've been holding this in four years. THE STOCK MARKET DOESN'T MEAN SHIT FOR THE AVERAGE AMERICAN.Have you talked to the average person in this country?
Not Whoopi sitting on the view mad her buddy got told he was too old to run, but the regular brother?
A lot of folks arent happy with the economy.
U wasted 30 seconds on a response that u can't get backYou wasted 10 min of your life you can’t get back
State | Voting-Eligible Population Turnout Rate | Total Ballots Counted | Voting-Eligible Population | Voting-Age Population | %Non-citizen | Total Ineligible Felon | Overseas Eligible |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Oklahoma | 53.44% | 1,580,000 | 2,956,347 | 3,131,836 | 4.35% | 39,254 | |
Arkansas | 53.47% | 1,190,000 | 2,225,513 | 2,391,789 | 4.06% | 69,169 | |
West Virginia | 55.05% | 765,000 | 1,389,555 | 1,416,183 | 0.99% | 12,608 | |
Hawaii | 55.35% | 575,000 | 1,038,796 | 1,140,526 | 7.71% | 13,795 | |
Texas | 56.44% | 11,375,000 | 20,152,824 | 23,513,616 | 12.25% | 480,374 | |
Mississippi | 57.45% | 1,250,000 | 2,175,783 | 2,268,545 | 1.87% | 50,340 | |
Tennessee | 57.61% | 3,080,000 | 5,345,960 | 5,651,068 | 4.20% | 67,763 | |
New York | 57.69% | 8,000,000 | 13,867,180 | 15,566,053 | 10.72% | 30,192 | |
District of Columbia | 57.99% | 300,000 | 517,352 | 561,851 | 7.92% | ||
Indiana | 58.36% | 2,960,000 | 5,071,615 | 5,321,237 | 4.22% | 25,066 | |
Alabama | 58.89% | 2,268,200 | 3,851,818 | 4,020,661 | 2.69% | 60,687 | |
Illinois | 59.59% | 5,375,000 | 9,020,606 | 9,862,416 | 8.24% | 29,147 | |
New Mexico | 59.68% | 930,000 | 1,558,389 | 1,675,845 | 6.79% | 3,666 | |
Alaska | 60.79% | 325,000 | 534,612 | 560,512 | 3.28% | 7,515 | |
Louisiana | 60.89% | 2,025,000 | 3,325,888 | 3,500,993 | 3.18% | 63,773 | |
Utah | 60.96% | 1,450,000 | 2,378,578 | 2,545,169 | 6.31% | 5,991 | |
Kansas | 61.58% | 1,310,000 | 2,127,448 | 2,257,952 | 4.75% | 23,251 | |
Maryland | 62.00% | 2,740,000 | 4,419,071 | 4,845,926 | 8.50% | 14,951 | |
Wyoming | 62.16% | 275,000 | 442,437 | 459,772 | 2.45% | 6,071 | |
Rhode Island | 62.26% | 515,000 | 827,146 | 897,523 | 7.61% | 2,075 | |
Kentucky | 62.41% | 2,100,000 | 3,365,030 | 3,531,795 | 2.84% | 66,462 | |
South Carolina | 62.96% | 2,600,000 | 4,129,733 | 4,337,447 | 3.93% | 37,252 | |
North Dakota | 63.10% | 372,000 | 589,501 | 605,359 | 2.39% | 1,390 | |
California | 63.44% | 16,500,000 | 26,008,952 | 30,601,993 | 14.69% | 97,608 | |
United States | 63.51% | 155,391,700 | 244,666,890 | 264,798,961 | 7.88% | 2,591,130 | 3,325,217 |
Arizona | 63.55% | 3,425,000 | 5,389,840 | 5,951,329 | 7.99% | 85,978 | |
Idaho | 63.61% | 920,000 | 1,446,228 | 1,532,761 | 3.55% | 32,120 | |
New Jersey | 63.78% | 4,100,000 | 6,428,021 | 7,330,478 | 12.14% | 12,537 | |
Nevada | 64.13% | 1,450,000 | 2,261,177 | 2,541,020 | 10.61% | 10,241 | |
Missouri | 64.34% | 3,000,000 | 4,662,988 | 4,856,207 | 2.61% | 66,472 | |
South Dakota | 64.52% | 440,000 | 681,957 | 709,340 | 2.41% | 10,288 | |
Ohio | 65.94% | 5,900,000 | 8,947,886 | 9,261,250 | 2.90% | 44,788 | |
Oregon | 66.23% | 2,125,000 | 3,208,533 | 3,412,120 | 5.61% | 12,167 | |
Florida | 66.69% | 11,000,000 | 16,494,837 | 18,664,571 | 10.52% | 206,221 | |
Connecticut | 66.75% | 1,780,000 | 2,666,824 | 2,912,979 | 8.10% | 10,204 | |
Montana | 66.98% | 601,500 | 897,964 | 911,605 | 1.01% | 4,434 | |
Delaware | 67.24% | 520,000 | 773,380 | 835,621 | 6.00% | 12,104 | |
Nebraska | 67.24% | 955,000 | 1,420,287 | 1,512,908 | 5.25% | 13,193 | |
Massachusetts | 67.78% | 3,500,000 | 5,163,699 | 5,695,621 | 9.24% | 5,647 | |
Georgia | 67.97% | 5,275,000 | 7,760,407 | 8,647,469 | 6.80% | 299,034 | |
Virginia | 69.41% | 4,425,000 | 6,374,775 | 6,891,962 | 6.52% | 67,831 | |
North Carolina | 69.90% | 5,690,000 | 8,140,132 | 8,674,601 | 5.82% | 29,607 | |
Pennsylvania | 70.67% | 7,000,000 | 9,904,635 | 10,350,349 | 3.94% | 37,910 | |
Washington | 70.85% | 4,000,000 | 5,645,581 | 6,226,585 | 9.11% | 13,762 | |
Iowa | 71.03% | 1,680,000 | 2,365,182 | 2,491,222 | 3.79% | 31,623 | |
Vermont | 71.29% | 375,000 | 526,015 | 535,384 | 1.75% | ||
Maine | 72.27% | 820,000 | 1,134,693 | 1,157,850 | 2.00% | ||
New Hampshire | 74.36% | 835,000 | 1,122,920 | 1,158,408 | 2.97% | 1,083 | |
Colorado | 74.47% | 3,300,000 | 4,431,349 | 4,728,091 | 5.93% | 16,366 | |
Michigan | 74.69% | 5,710,000 | 7,645,405 | 7,959,215 | 3.54% | 32,054 | |
Wisconsin | 76.37% | 3,425,000 | 4,484,824 | 4,704,055 | 3.18% | 69,642 | |
Minnesota | 76.53% | 3,280,000 | 4,285,809 | 4,479,893 | 4.14% | 8,616 |