US Presidential Election, Nov 5th 2024

[MCFC1993]

NC absolutely key for her. If Trump swings GA and she swings NC they cancel out.

Then WI becomes key . . . all assuming PA stays blue.

Pennsylvannia is key for me, Michigan and Wisconsin tend to mirror it.

 

[FogBlueInSanFran]

And what makes what I said wrong? Illegal immigration is a very big issue in both those states.

Nothing mate, you know all about the States and the urban/rural divide, more than someone who studies demographics for a living.

I'm talking about your comment about urban areas in swing states.

 

[Mad Eyed Screamer]

So you can buy an AK47 now?

I could have bought one of those 6 months after I emigrated. But 13 years to vote

 

[Streetsweeper]

Mate Vegas and Reno have 90% of Nevada's population.

Phoenix and Tucson are about 70% of AZ. These are the MSAs now, not just the cities proper.

Arizona population 7.4 million. Combined population of Phoenix and Tucson MSAs 5.1 million. % of Arizona popn resident in MSAs - 69. You are a census pollster and I claim my 5 bucks.

 

[FogBlueInSanFran]

Arizona population 7.4 million. Combined population of Phoenix and Tucson MSAs 5.1 million. % of Arizona popn resident in MSAs - 69. You are a census pollster and I claim my 5 bucks.

I do this stuff all day for work :)

 

[BlueAnorak]

Nothing mate, you know all about the States and the urban/rural divide, more than someone who studies demographics for a living.

I have Statistics and IT qualificatios by degrees and was a Data Architect from 2000 by trade - now an Enterprise Architect - so I can take a view on statistics.
Comparing 2016 and 2024 election stats will show what is going on - 2020 was an outlier as most most people voted early.

 

[FogBlueInSanFran]

I have Statistics and IT qualificatios by degrees and was a Data Architect from 2000 by trade - now an Enterprise Architect - so I can take a view on statistics.
Comparing 2016 and 2024 election stats will show what is going on - 2020 was an outlier as most most people voted early.

Neat, but that's not what we were talking about.

Anyhow, news waits for neither of us -- let's move on.

 

[madloaf]

I have Statistics and IT qualificatios by degrees and was a Data Architect from 2000 by trade - now an Enterprise Architect - so I can take a view on statistics.
Comparing 2016 and 2024 election stats will show what is going on - 2020 was an outlier as most most people voted early.

I got an E in my art GCSE. Still think that was too high.

 

[SamTheGuru]

I have Statistics and IT qualificatios by degrees and was a Data Architect from 2000 by trade - now an Enterprise Architect - so I can take a view on statistics.
Comparing 2016 and 2024 election stats will show what is going on - 2020 was an outlier as most most people voted early.

Don't even bother responding. There are people here who troll and tell you your opinion is wrong and things that you experience are wrong because they know better at life irrespective of how qualified you are. :)

 

[SebastianBlue]

Don't even bother responding. There are people here who troll and tell you your opinion is wrong and things that you experience are wrong because they know better at life irrespective of how qualified you are. :)

You still haven’t answered my question about where you are shopping that have $5 heads of lettuce and $5 cucumbers.

I haven’t trolled—I was trying to have an informed, constructive conversation with you. I explained my expertise and why I feel I have an educated, confident perspective on the economic debate surrounding this election.

And I can provide statistically significant data, not just anecdotes.