Blue collar whites are not registering at high levels, Hispanics may be surging

[Gass3268]

The great blue collar white voter awakening has not been happen

But it might be happening in the Hispanic community

[Erc]

Nothing spells "mandate" like T-E-X-A-S.

[Sprouts Farmers Market ✘]

Nothing spells "mandate" like T-E-X-A-S.

Not going to happen, but I think TX will be closer than MO and maybe even SC.

Yep, and the good news out of all of this is that the Republicans may never win another election again post-Trump. We can't stop winning!

[Erc]

Nothing spells "mandate" like T-E-X-A-S.

Not going to happen, but I think TX will be closer than MO and maybe even SC.

I agree it's a stretch, but I'd say (barring Alaska hijinks) it's likely her best pickup opportunity beyond the usual NC/GA/AZ/NE-2 tier.

[HillOfANight]

https://twitter.com/hodgesmr/status/781209867373711361

Also a big surge from Facebook's 9/23 drive.

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[Virginiá]

https://twitter.com/hodgesmr/status/781209867373711361

Also a big surge from Facebook's 9/23 drive.

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Alabama is surging!

It's a shame Republican-controlled states like Wisconsin, Ohio and Florida have dragged their feet on online voter registration. They could have seen their own surges. We will have to wait until 2017-2018 for those states to go digital (enacted in all 3 already, but not active yet)

[Ebsy]

Can't wait for the Colorado voter registration data on the first.

[Southern Delegate matthew27]

I'll predict  that hispanics will make up 11 or 11.5% of the electorate compared to 10% in 2012. They're angry and will come out in record numbers.

[Xing]

I'm sure this has no bearing on NV. This shouldn't be surprising, though. Clinton has better organization, and this is where her organization can give her a very real advantage.

[Virginiá]

I'll predict  that hispanics will make up 11 or 11.5% of the electorate compared to 10% in 2012. They're angry and will come out in record numbers.

Well just from population growth alone, they are already expected to make up roughly 11% of the electorate, regardless of a surge in turnout. If they were to actually get up and vote en masse this election, a 12%+ share might be possible. A 5 - 6 point increase in turnout, which is doable given their current abysmal levels, puts them close to 12%.

[Angel of Death]

Nothing spells "mandate" like T-E-X-A-S.

Yeah, because Dubya acted so humbly with his -0.5 margin of victory.

Moral: If you have power, USE it, or you'll end up like the UK Liberal Democrats.

[ProudModerate2]

I'll predict  that hispanics will make up 11 or 11.5% of the electorate compared to 10% in 2012. They're angry and will come out in record numbers.

Well just from population growth alone, they are already expected to make up roughly 11% of the electorate, regardless of a surge in turnout. If they were to actually get up and vote en masse this election, a 12%+ share might be possible. A 5 - 6 point increase in turnout, which is doable given their current abysmal levels, puts them close to 12%.

If that happens, it would be super-impressive.
Let's hope.

[Person Man]

Can't wait for the Colorado voter registration data on the first.

Democrats have already passed the Republicans in gross numbers...

[All Along The Watchtower]

"Blue collar" whites =/= Trump's base.

[Ebsy]

Can't wait for the Colorado voter registration data on the first.

Democrats have already passed the Republicans in gross numbers...

I suspect that they might pass the GOP in Active voters as well.