Much of the electorate is still undecided (about whether to vote at all)
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As always, a HUGE fraction of the electorate remains undecided.
- Millions of people have already voted in Election 2020.
- Millions more haven’t and definitely won’t, due to physical or legal impediments.
- Around half of eligible voters haven’t voted yet, but clearly intend to and know who they’ll vote for.
- A small number are sure they’ll vote but don’t yet know who for.
But the rest – tens of millions of voters and tens of percent of the electorate – are undecided as to whether they will vote at all.
Election 2020 isn’t even close to being decided or over!!! Keep campaigning!! Keep campaigning as hard as you can!!!
One way is to spread the following message, and encourage other people to spread it further:
Democrats are better for the economy than Republicans, at the Presidential and Congressional levels alike. They’ve been better for 30+ years, they’re better now, and they’ll be better in the decade ahead.
I’ve posted two versions of the argument accordingly:
Reasons to share this general-economy message include:
- It’s true.
- The race for the Senate is still very close, and this message fully applies there.
- Republicans are putting a lot of wood behind the “crazy scary socialist” arrow. This message counters that.
- If Republican boorishness, authoritarianism and reality denial aren’t enough to make somebody a firm Democratic voter, their issues probably include “pocketbook”. Those are the folks we need to reach.
Please adapt, spread, and encourage the further spread of whichever version of this message you choose. Obviously, time is of the essence … and very, very, very, very much is at stake. Thank you for your support. Thank you from the bottom of my heart.
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