Republicans dominate early voting in the battleground state of Wisconsin, according to data analysis firm L2.
As of Oct. 29, half of the votes cast in the Badger State were submitted by registered Republicans, compared to 32% by Democrats, L2’s early return dashboard show. The results of the investigation are mutually beneficial. made The state is heavily sought after, with the Trump and Harris campaigns spending $26 million and $39 million, respectively, on advertising in the state, and both candidates have visited the state more than eight times. (Related: Exclusive: Rubio demands answers from Biden-Harris administration over drug distribution tied to slave labor)
Former President Donald Trump visited Green Bay, Wisconsin, on Wednesday, and gave a press conference from inside a garbage truck, referring to Biden calling Trump supporters “trash” during a Zoom call on Tuesday. Ta. Trump continued to wear an orange safety vest at a campaign rally that night. I went out for a short run Green Bay Packers’ legendary QB Brett Favre.
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Vice President Kamala Harris also held rallies in battleground states last night with a variety of famous musicians. like Remi Wolfe, Gracie Abrams, Mumford & Sons.
The lack of early voting may not reflect Wisconsin’s election results, said Nate Silver, a prominent pollster. are discussing On Wednesday, he said early voting is not a reliable predictor of election results, noting that early voting incorrectly predicted the outcome of the 2016 presidential election by 14 percentage points.
“If the polls are off by 14 points, no one will listen to you,” Silver wrote. “Yet we have the same frankly amateurish analysis of early voting in every election.”
Wisconsin RealClear Voting Average show As of Thursday, Harris had a 0.2 percentage point lead, but that difference is within the margin of error. Trump is also now guided by Pennsylvania’s rate is 0.6%, followed by Michigan’s 0.5%. According to Calculated based on RCP polling average.
Harris and the Trump campaign did not respond to requests for comment.
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