SCOTUS thread

[exGOPer]

1.Black and prog turnout was down in 2022

What are you comparing it to?

2.That's the kind of dishonesty I have seen from MAGAtards here.

Democrats overall support abortion rights by 10 points more than Latino Dems

https://www.pewresearch.org/religion/fact-sheet/public-opinion-on-abortion/
https://www.pewresearch.org/race-et...y-so-of-gop/pre_2022-09-29_nsl-politics_2-01/

Among blacks, support is lower than overall Dem support as well

3.Abortion is still an issue but not nearly as much as 2022.2022 lower voter turnout, a president with approval ratings worst than Trumps,approval 30% lower with blacks than Obama and Clinton and in the 20's with hispanics isn't empty speculation.

AGAIN, lower turn out compared to what? For a sitting President, the turnout was highest in four decades and you are dismissing it because it doesn't suit your narrative.

The national election rate (actual voters per 100 eligible voters) in 2022 was 52.2%—the second-highest that the Census Bureau has recorded for a midterm in four decades. The highest was in 2018, at 53.4%. (The 2020 presidential election, meanwhile, recorded a very high rate of 66.3%.) This, along with the fact that the 2022 midterms also saw the highest rate of voter registration recorded by the Census Bureau, suggests that the nation has entered an era of a highly energized electorate, perhaps spurred by a rising level of partisanship.

 

[Tony Stark]

vid above theorizes it's to buy back some legitimacy after Roe. In my opinion, also to kill affirmative action and gay rights which are up next.

Yep

 

[Tony Stark]

Multiple logical and factual errors.

1. No data for your claim that Biden's fund the police cost millions of votes, the turnout for 2022 was above average.

2. Black and Hispanic voters are typically anti-abortion, the wave was among pro-choice voters.

3. Abortion is still an issue in 2024 so your predictions of voters not showing up is more empty speculation.

68 and 60% is typically anti-abortion? Again,you are being MAGAtardian

From your source.Both blacks and hispanics largely support abortion and do so more than whites

 

[Tony Stark]

What are you comparing it to?



Democrats overall support abortion rights by 10 points more than Latino Dems

https://www.pewresearch.org/religion/fact-sheet/public-opinion-on-abortion/
https://www.pewresearch.org/race-et...y-so-of-gop/pre_2022-09-29_nsl-politics_2-01/

Among blacks, support is lower than overall Dem support as well



AGAIN, lower turn out compared to what? For a sitting President, the turnout was highest in four decades and you are dismissing it because it doesn't suit your narrative.

The national election rate (actual voters per 100 eligible voters) in 2022 was 52.2%—the second-highest that the Census Bureau has recorded for a midterm in four decades. The highest was in 2018, at 53.4%. (The 2020 presidential election, meanwhile, recorded a very high rate of 66.3%.) This, along with the fact that the 2022 midterms also saw the highest rate of voter registration recorded by the Census Bureau, suggests that the nation has entered an era of a highly energized electorate, perhaps spurred by a rising level of partisanship.

 

[exGOPer]

68 and 60% is typically anti-abortion? Again,you acting MAGAtardian

From your source.Both Blacks and Hispanics largely support abortion and do so more than whites
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Because all that is recent development, it was lower than 50% just a few years ago, it was only after Dems packaged it as a civil rights issue, did the support increase.

The percentage of Black Democrats who said they found abortion morally acceptable rose to 50 percent in aggregated polling by Gallup between 2017 and 2020 from 34 percent in polling between 2001 and 2007. Among non-Black Democrats, the figure between 2017 and 2020 was 66 percent, up from 53 percent in the earlier period.

 

[exGOPer]

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AGAIN, in 2018, a Republican was in the WH, Democrats were supposed to be energized with higher turnout, this was NOT supposed to happen in 2022 - Dems were supposed to lose which is why there was a prediction of red wave. That didn't happen.

 

[Tony Stark]

AGAIN, in 2018, a Republican was in the WH, Democrats were supposed to be energized with higher turnout, this was NOT supposed to happen in 2022 - Dems were supposed to lose which is why there was a prediction of red wave. That didn't happen.

Expect even worse in 2024.Blacks and progs will have the biggest turnout drop from one presidential election to the next ever.As well as The Green Party getting the most votes ever.

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[exGOPer]

Expect even worse in 2024.Blacks and progs will have the biggest turnout drop from one presidential election to the next ever.As well as The Green Party getting the most votes ever.

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I don't think you understand elections at all.

Mid-term turnouts depend on the party controlling the White House, the turnout Dems had in 2022 should be compared to turnout in 2010 and 2014 - NOT 2018 when a Republican was in the WH.

Please stop wasting my time with basic analytical errors.

 

[Tony Stark]

I don't think you understand elections at all.

Mid-term turnouts depend on the party controlling the White House, the turnout Dems had in 2022 should be compared to turnout in 2010 and 2014 - NOT 2018 when a Republican was in the WH.

Please stop wasting my time with basic analytical errors.

No errors on my part,just excuses and hope on yours.As the census and WP reported,black and prog turnout was way down in 2022,the highest gap between blacks and whites since 2000.The drop will be bigger in 2024.

 

[exGOPer]

No errors on my part,just excuses and hope on yours.As the census and WP reported,black and prog turnout was way down in 2022,the highest gap between blacks and whites since 2000.The drop will be bigger in 2024.

AGAIN, down compared to what?

Why are you ignoring who was in the WH?

You are comparing apples to oranges.