Somehow Monmouth says he's doing better than his Insider Polling

Plus

Trump rally effect.

Except Trump is unpopular in OH12? @Pielover19

So, y'know, the rally might've actually hurt him?

“Drumpf is unpopular because I said so”

His net approval in OH12 is -1

Is that so bad?

It's better than the national average, but it certainly isn't good

Is there a lot of cities in the area?

He was campaigning in the deep red area of the district.

It'll increase turnout in those areas, which will help in a close race.

Rally won't hurt him because TURNOUT is what we need

Rally helped in PA-18

lefties will turn out regardless

The point is to get any right wingers who aren't in the know, to actually get out the vote

@🎃Boo-ton🎃

This is exactly the retarded kind of thinking that got you banned

You're good at being an asspie with numbers that often don't end up being accurate, but bad at actual qualitative political analysis

Okay

Just a key fact and response to Rhodesiaboo

Sixty percent of the district is in the affluent suburbs of Columbus

How do we get those people to not turn out?

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We should also look at the Auto Sector due to NAFTA renegotiations, that is big for Trump if Auto Jobs start coming back to the Rust Belt.

Indeed! Like everything else, similar to the butterfly effect. The chain reaction of employment equates to a strong America. Our foundation must be strong though, not a deflatable bubble like the .com bubble.

So what, Button?

Black people swung PA-18.

Even though they're an extreme minority.

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Higher turnout in that 40% is invaluable.

The Economy is strong but wages are weak

Wages might be stagnant, but more people overall have jobs and net income is higher because of taxes.

Of course this is just a snap shot in time. Let the fuel of the economy, consumer confidence, and the training and filling of new jobs take place, then the competition for workers will force the increase of wages. A train cannot do 0-60 in 4.5 seconds.

But we have been at pretty low employment for almost all of Trump’s term. Shouldn’t wages be going up, why isn’t that happening?