Election 2024 thread

[AlexO]

Not sure I want either of them to win I wish Elon Musk was running this time , maybe in 2028.

[BrasSmonkey]

early ballot out!! TRUMP 2024!!!

[tacnet]

I think its telling that those people who worked closest with Trump during his time in office are the ones warning us about letting him anywhere near the whitehouse again. Not even his own vice president is supporting him

[HeidiHoe]

Not sure I want either of them to win I wish Elon Musk was running this time , maybe in 2028.

He is not qualified to run for president. He's a 1st generation immigrant.

[xxxman]

You watch the day after the election the 2028 campaign will begin

[shoopa]

Two more days and we’ll have a new president elect, the campaigning will finally end it’s been going on too long

[jlinkz]

I'm going to a local bar tomorrow night at 9pm with some friends to watch the results come in as the polls close

[HeidiHoe]

[HeidiHoe]

Trump simulated a handjob and a blowjob on stage at his rally. WTF

[vblogger]

History is going to be decided tomorrow

[britporn_mike]

Your elections are never ending they start the day the election is over........ our ones are weeks long not even months.

[tacnet]

I learned something the other day about the US election process which I wasn't aware of.

Apparently America has tried several times to put a cap on how much money each party can spend on elections. A lot of other countries do this to try and stop the ultra wealthy from having all the influence. They were partially successful in that the maximum any one person can donate is $3,300.00 . However both parties take advantage of a loop hole whereby corporations and billionaire superpacs can run add campaigns and events etc ON BEHALF of a candidate (in other words, they don't actually donate directly to the candidate)

This was challenged in the supreme court but it was ruled that corporations and superpacs have the same freedom of speech as individual people and therefore what they do with their money is up to them

Thats why you have these long and very expensive election campaigns in the USA

Just something I thought was interesting

[TheButcher]

I learned something the other day about the US election process which I wasn't aware of.

Apparently America has tried several times to put a cap on how much money each party can spend on elections. A lot of other countries do this to try and stop the ultra wealthy from having all the influence. They were partially successful in that the maximum any one person can donate is $3,300.00 . However both parties take advantage of a loop hole whereby corporations and billionaire superpacs can run add campaigns and events etc ON BEHALF of a candidate (in other words, they don't actually donate directly to the candidate)

This was challenged in the supreme court but it was ruled that corporations and superpacs have the same freedom of speech as individual people and therefore what they do with their money is up to them

Thats why you have these long and very expensive election campaigns in the USA

Just something I thought was interesting

Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission

The SC pretty much gave corporations the right to spend and I do not see the logic in corporation with deep pockets spending on elections. Limiting campaign contributions makes sense to me. But what do i know. In the real world the bigger a donation you make the more access you have to the elected officials. I can bet that candidates have a list of donations and the more you donated gets you more ear time.

[TheButcher]

These seven battleground states are the ones I'll be watching through out the night. It will be a long night but hey it happens once in 4 years so I'll be up.

Arizona
Georgia
Michigan
Nevada
North Carolina
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin

[BrasSmonkey]

On the morning of November 5, the Data Scientist’s odds show heavy betting that Trump will win