Sort of a follow up to last week’s Stumpside. I’ll do a Stumpside about the election results the week they come in, so probably next week unless they call this one before the weekend.
My precinct used paper ballots. Are we back? Granted I live in the South so that isn’t super surprising.
Early voter turnout was extremely high in my area, but when I went to vote today I was in and out in 15 minutes tops.
My mother was watching (I think) MSNBC as I ate dinner, who is projecting a Trump victory. Seems that most places are predicting a Trump victory.
I still think Trump will probably win, and I don’t think they will risk rigging it. It’s just not worth rigging and it would be much harder to get away with than it was in 2020.
I generally agree with all of the discourse on this being the most important election in our lifetime, and maybe even ever. I think a Kamala victory will lead to completely irreversible demographic collapse.
I still hate accelerationists and think all of you are retarded. Sorry guys, I know a lot of my muties are accelerationists. You guys just shouldn’t be in positions of political power. You can be like generals or something when I am President of the Entire World.
>But that’s precisely why we need to not vote, to accelerate things and make the reality of the situation clearer to White people
This is a very naive approach to what makes people “snap”. White Americans have a lot to lose simply by going against regime-mandated beliefs like race denialism or anti-egalitarianism. While reparations and anti-White propaganda being everywhere would potentially encourage even most White Liberals to hold these beliefs implicitly, I doubt it will result in a voting majority because it would have to overcome the solidly democrat minority vote, which is increasing every election season.1
Looks like Republicans will be taking the Senate. 35:46 in favor of Republicans, according to my second monitor. That being said, most of the uncounted states are libtard city/have libtard incumbents so who knows.
The House is less certain, but it’s still 63:86 in favor of Republicans. I’ve been watching it as I’ve been writing this though and it does seem like Republicans are inching ahead further and further.
Governors are 22:23 in favor of Republicans. I’m predicting Republicans win at least 26 governors, maybe 27 if they keep New Hampshire.
It seems like even if Trump loses the election, Harris may be going up against a Republican sweep in every other category. Would be funny to see a reversal of Trump’s 2016-2020 issues with congress cucking him so much. I still don’t want her to win, but at least it might not be that bad if she does.
2024 called they want their post back