The Trump campaign just won a landslide victory, which should be a cause for concern for Democrats, who are hoping for a drop in Republican turnout.
Republican National Committee (RNC) and former President Donald Trump’s campaign won On Wednesday, a lawsuit was filed against Bucks County, Pennsylvania, seeking a three-day extension of early voting.
The Trump campaign filed a lawsuit Tuesday alleging voter suppression. viral video supporters have complained that they were turned away from polling stations even though they were in line to vote by 5 p.m. The original deadline for early voting in Pennsylvania ended on October 29th, but a court ruling means the state must extend early voting until November 1st.
Pennsylvanians: We listened to you and filed a lawsuit. Go out and vote for President Trump now! pic.twitter.com/pF7jQIgWG2
— Michael Whatley (@ChairmanWhatley) October 30, 2024
RNC Chairman Michael Whatley announced the victory in X, promising that Republicans will “keep fighting” and urging voters to “stand in lockstep.” (Luke: President Trump’s greatest campaign surrogate is single-handedly crushing Harris’ momentum)
“Pennsylvania Lawsuit Victory We just won a Trump campaign/RNC lawsuit against Bucks County, Pennsylvania,” Whatley said. “We are extending early in-person mail-in voting through November 1st and extending it for three more days. We will keep fighting. Let’s go vote! Get in line!”
Pennsylvania lawsuit victory
We just won a Trump campaign/RNC lawsuit against Bucks County, Pennsylvania.
We are now extending early in-person mail-in voting through November 1st, with an additional three-day extension.
we will continue to fight. Let’s go vote! Please stand in line!
— Michael Whatley (@ChairmanWhatley) October 30, 2024
The RNC has pledged to be more proactive in protecting voter integrity in 2024 following the turmoil during the 2020 election. claims that there is hired Thousands of lawyers are stationed across the country to quickly adjudicate election issues. The win means Republicans have three more days to build up the early voting turnout needed for Trump to win in key battleground states.
I spoke to a former party official a while back and he said the biggest problem in 2020 is that there are no pollsters or lawyers standing by ready to call BS and sue. Ta. The party has since made that adjustment, and it appears to be working. https://t.co/geFoq1Qepj
— Reagan Reese (@reaganreese_) October 30, 2024
real clear vote average Trump’s lead over Harris is just 0.7 percentage points, making Pennsylvania a truly top-ranked state. But Republicans have closed the gap in voter registration since the last presidential election, making it a tougher victory for Democrats than President Joe Biden won in the state in 2020. (Luke: These are the early results that will tell us who the winner will be on election night)
DecisionDeskHQ Author Michael Pruser reported Pennsylvania early voting data on Tuesday showed Republicans outnumbering Democrats for the first time since early voting began. “Philadelphia was one of the Big Three leading in returns. Now, Philadelphia is significantly behind on returns, and it doesn’t appear to have anything to do with processing delays. Philadelphia is leading the way. If they don’t, Republicans will likely lead in overall returns,” Prusser said. said.
One reason margins are shrinking so quickly in Pennsylvania is Philadelphia’s return rate.
As you may remember, Philadelphia was one of the Big Three leading in returns in the early days. Right now Philadelphia is way behind in returns and that doesn’t seem to have anything to do with the issue…
— Michael Pruser (@MichaelPruser) October 30, 2024
As of Tuesday, 1.55 million votes had been cast, or about 23% of the expected electorate, Prusser said. Democrats currently have a 380,043 vote lead over Republicans, which is significantly lower than during the same period in 2020. when The Democratic Party had a lead of 1.1 million votes.
The RNC’s victory gives Republicans three more days to close the gap and increase turnout before Election Day, which should scare off Democrats who needed low Republican gains. Harris is still aiming to win Pennsylvania, but like Biden, she can’t be counted on to push Philadelphia over the edge. The lawsuit may be the final momentum shift Mr. Trump needs to win Pennsylvania’s 19 Electoral College votes.
