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I am not, as I am only 16, however I wish I was able to vote. Oh well, my parents are both voting for Trump. So, that works for me.
Even though I don't support that,
But of course it's your opinion. So is my vote. I suggest your parents drive to a republican state that has a lot of electoral points so it will bring in more points to your candidate.
PA is a fire wall state. Meaning it's the most important as it does have a lot of points and a lot of background to making a canadite win. But sadly. For you I don't see much luck. Pennsylvania has always been a democratic state for a long time now. And with Trump I don't see it becoming a red state for this election.
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I would not say that 20 electoral votes is "A lot", as Cali has 55, however It is a good bit compared to most of the republican states that have like 3-7 votes. However, I thought PA was a "Leaning Towards Democratic" state.
Meh, in a way. PA is a very complicated state. And it's funny that I live here and don't care to learn much about it's history and especially why it's voted state is very important this year.
But all I know is. It'll for sure be a blue state tomorrow night. And that it'll get Clinton some decent amount of points since we're a fire wall state.
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WV, VA, and PA are democratic sorta, they can go either way tbh. However from the looks of it, they are all gonna do democratic tomorrow, which is kind sad, as we are electing a liar into office, but I kinda want her to win in a way, so down the road (Like with Obama) people can see what a bad decision they made.
I'm from England but from what I've seen, social media widely puts voters of Trump.
From reading deeper into American politics. I'd be voting for Trump (if I was American and over 18).
EDIT: As of in England, being an Conservative/UKIP supporter. My obliged side would automatically be Republican.
From reading deeper into American politics. I'd be voting for Trump (if I was American and over 18).
EDIT: As of in England, being an Conservative/UKIP supporter. My obliged side would automatically be Republican.
Sadly tho, they project hillary to win with 283 electoral votes, and trump with only 191. So, chances of him winning are very small, unless PA, VA, and WV vote republican. Granted, the popular vote can in a rare occasion, effect the way the electoral voters vote.
Yup, 270 is the main goal here.
Unless those states turn back. Trump would be in office. But I am very confident down here as all I been seeing is Hillary supportive signs outside houses and buildings more then trump. I see PA aka Philadelphia voting for Hillary.
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I've heard different statistics (I think I heard 45 to 47 the other day (Trump to Hillary)).
But once again, in my country (England) everyone seems to have an set opinion that Trump is an bad person. When in fact, I like his politics.
Those are Polls. Much different then electoral votes.
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dumb american:
if trump wins im moving to alaska
Oh, okay. Thanks for the correction,
but if harambe was here he would have won
The difference between American and English politics is very interesting. In England you have separate constituencies and you vote for an MP in that constituent. The two leading parties are always Conservative and Labour. To win the election the party with over half the seats (constituencies) wins. There are 650 seats in the House of Commons and 650 constituencies.
The two parties that always win are Conservative and Labour. Only a few years ago there was an coalition (when two parties join), Conservative and Liberal Democrats.
I myself am an Conservative and UKIP follower and I'm sincerely happy that we left the European Union.
Anyway just wanted people to notice the difference.
The two parties that always win are Conservative and Labour. Only a few years ago there was an coalition (when two parties join), Conservative and Liberal Democrats.
I myself am an Conservative and UKIP follower and I'm sincerely happy that we left the European Union.
Anyway just wanted people to notice the difference.
I see more trump than Hilary signs where I live.
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