I'm planning to do this upcoming. I probably won't share photos because doxxing, but here's what I have in mind. I thought about going Pro-Trump, but it's probably too late in the game for that. Here are some ideas in case anyone else wants to give it a go.
Pro-Trump Ideas
Trump Signed Criminal Justice Reform -- First Step Act
Trump Funded Historically Black Colleges for 10 Years
Trump Created Record Low Unemployment
Trump Signed Legislation to Fight Human Trafficking
OR
Anti-Biden Ideas (easier and what I plan to go for):
Poor kids are just as smart as white kids - Biden
You ain't black. - Biden
Joe Biden supported segregation.
Joe Biden voted for the Iraq War.
Joe Biden wrote the precursor to the Patriot Act.
Joe Biden wrote the 94 crime bill that incarcerated black people at a higher rate.
You got the first mainstream African American who is articulate and bright and clean and a nice-looking guy. - Biden
You cannot go to a 7-Eleven or a Dunkin’ Donuts unless you have a slight Indian accent. - Biden
Of course, for this to work, you have to be near a campus that's still holding classes in person.
70% of college kids who say they are voting, won't.
Just remember 67% of college students voted for Obama, and almost exactly four years ago, 22 days before the 2016 election, 85% of college kids said they are going to vote for Clinton
You should still try to help swing votes at college campuses, but the fact that Dem support among college kids was 85% in 2016 but it is only 70% now is huge for Trump.
No surprise here. Brainwashed kids.
Until we retake our universities from the Marxists, this disparity will always exist.
They were promised free tuition/debt forgiveness by the left.
That last line tells an even bigger tale:
A remarkable number of colleges and unis are shut down. Mostly in Blue States or Cities.
And those "students" are either back home due to covid causing massive service and public facing job losses that mostly young student types work- or just due to online only classes since like March.
Many of those homes being not in the same locale as school was. Many of them finally giving up and heading to family homes between late July and end Sept.
Now think very carefully: how many of these displaced in the last 7 months young adults are likely to have realized they needed to re-register in a new State or update their mailing address, let alone in time by their State's deadline? How many of those are going to make the effort once they DO realize their mistake, try to vote anyways, and get told No or handed an all but uncounted in many Counties Provisional ballot?
Based on the catastrophic failure of basic knowledge, commonsense, and planning in 2016 by very highly motivated enthusiastic Bernie supporter young adults who were NOT displaced.... and the utter lack of enthusiastic anything for Biden... I have to believe that the vast majority are going to fail at this civic task in 2020. 💁
Most will opt to stay home and play video games or smoke their bongs than bother going out to vote.
30% weren't afraid of being harmed