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What To Expect The Next Few Weeks Leading Up To The Election
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It's no secret that as the election draws near, the race is really beginning to take off against Donald Trump. Even though the polls are swinging in Joe Biden's favor, it still makes me a little leary, though. The reason is simple, polls have been off. I do have one correction to make, however; when I said that the Biden/Harris ticket is losing the support of Black and Latinx/Hispanic voters under the age of 45, I was mistaken. Apparently, Biden's level of support has grown more solid from those demographic groups than I initially realized, and that was thanks to the outcomes of both the Biden and Trump townhalls on both ABC News and NBC News respectively.
That doesn't necessarily mean that the Biden/Harris ticket has this election in the bag as they clearly don't. The fact is that the Trump/Pence ticket has all the resources of the federal government to still wreak havoc on the election, which they're doing right now. Trump has made exceedingly clear that he doesn't intend to give up the presidency if Biden wins big on November 3rd. Not only that he's going to use the fed's resources to find ways of invalidating any of the votes cast against him, especially in the 10 major battleground states: Arizona, Florida, Georgia, Iowa, Michigan, North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Texas and Wisconsin; all of whom have Republican-controlled legistlatures who will try to overrule their respective states' popular vote and appoint their own slate of electors, instead. It may be unfair, but it's not unconstitutional as the 12th Amendment does give state legislatures the authority to do so (an authorized power that they haven't exercised since 1876).
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