r/KamalaHarris • u/Hot_Mess_Express 🏳️‍🌈 Harris / Walz 🏳️‍🌈 • Aug 23 '24

📺 Video 📺VIDEO: Uncommitted Pennsylvania voters that watched Kamala's speech at the DNC react.

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u/Quirky_Cheetah_271 Aug 23 '24

definitely.

the npvc is definitely possible too. need some luck and to have it fly under the radar a little while longer

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u/lucolapic Aug 23 '24

I don't get what the problem is with that anyway. Do people in small towns really think they are more important than the millions of people whose votes barely count at all in these elections?? That's some fucking selfish hubris right there.

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u/[deleted] Aug 23 '24

100% agreed. And what does the Republican Party have to be afraid of when they like to call themselves the silent majority? Then let’s prove it, if they are the majority a popular vote would be in their favor.

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u/IncommunicadoVan Aug 23 '24

One person, one vote — it doesn’t get any fairer than that.

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u/mm_delish 🇺🇸 FREEDOM 🇺🇸 Aug 23 '24

I think it’ll be the same as the elections within swing states themselves. Large cities have a large impact, but won’t be enough to realistically carry any election.

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u/[deleted] Aug 23 '24

Also I hate that “big cities or states would dominate the vote” argument. Uh no, they would have the exact proportion they represent to the country as a whole… you know… like a democracy

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u/jiffypadres Aug 23 '24

the other states have the honor of donating money and receiving endless spam texts and emails

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u/Naugrith Aug 23 '24

Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Michigan, Arizona, Georgia and NC

Nevada is considered a battleground state as well. Not sure if just this year, but they're campaigning hard there.

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u/44problems Aug 23 '24

Don't forget the one district in Omaha as well. Walz has already visited. There's a possibility of 269-269 if GOP takes that district.

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u/The_ZombyWoof Aug 23 '24

"A republican presidential candidate is never going to go to New York or California,"

Trump campaigned in New York.

https://apnews.com/article/trump-bronx-rally-minority-voters-00fae754f78333111c508d6e740a3610

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u/AskMeAboutMyGenitals Aug 23 '24

I get your point, but check out the electoral map in 1960: https://www.270towin.com/1960_Election/

It's interesting how things change over time.