Assuming unaffiliated voters vote about 50:50 on the candidates, Trump leads in Texas by 16% right now in early voting (again assuming voters generally vote for the party they are registered in). There are also about a million more early votes than all votes together in 2016, you would assume a further couple million voters on the third which tend to lean Republican.
If you’re in Texas, still vote. Getting the double whammy of electoral votes and popular vote Is psychologically important to push agenda going forwards.
Another point is Hillary got beat by 9%, so I don’t see A Trump win by 10-20% impossible and looking at early voting it’s starting to look more like +10%
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Assuming unaffiliated voters vote about 50:50 on the candidates, Trump leads in Texas by 16% right now in early voting (again assuming voters generally vote for the party they are registered in). There are also about a million more early votes than all votes together in 2016, you would assume a further couple million voters on the third which tend to lean Republican. If you’re in Texas, still vote. Getting the double whammy of electoral votes and popular vote Is psychologically important to push agenda going forwards.
Another point is Hillary got beat by 9%, so I don’t see A Trump win by 10-20% impossible and looking at early voting it’s starting to look more like +10%
We got pedes taking over 610 loop...yeah even houston isn't selling that purple shit.