Wouldn’t it be strange if we actually knew the winner of the 2024 election before the usual 10-day grace period we’ve all gotten used to—thanks to Democrats, their pandemics, mail-in ballots, and other election day shenanigans? Well, some experts believe that might actually happen this time around, thanks to an unprecedented shift happening in the country when it comes to early voting.
As you likely know, the left usually dominates early voting (which, let’s be honest, shouldn’t even be a thing), and the right owns election day. But now, in some very key areas, like Nevada, we’re seeing a shift.
MAGA isn’t taking any chances, and we’re showing up early.
New SOS update shows that Rs have taken the lead statewide in Nevada, by 8,000 votes or 3 percent.
The Clark firewall is only 4,000 votes, not nearly enough to head off rural losses.
I'll update the blog soon, but here are the numbers:https://t.co/zs5Aboy2LI
— Jon Ralston (@RalstonReports) October 22, 2024
The right is starting to dominate early voting, while the left is flailing. This couldn’t be worse news for Team Kamala, whose lackluster and bizarre campaign can’t even get their most loyal voters to the polls.
To make matters worse for Harris, we recently published an article on the Georgia “Souls to the Polls” disaster her campaign is facing down. […]
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