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It is July. There is August, September and October.
Do not believe the polls! Prepare to VOTE! Tell others to VOTE!
There is no leaning back or relieve until November 5.
Do not believe the medias polls. Especially not Newsweek.
GO OUT AND VOTE!
Just requested my absentee ballot yesterday.
If you can vote by mail, do it. Avoid the intimidation at the lines if you can.
But if you can't, go in groups. Take as long as necessary, do not be deterred
Just vote, doesn't matter the polls.
Oh but Biden / Trump has enough vote to win
So? Add another vote.
Vote in numbers too large to manipulate.
100% agree
Even if your presidential vote does not matter, you also vote for down ballot candidates. They are the ones that have the biggest influence on your life. Your state senator can write laws to protect you or harm you. Your town's sheriff gets to decide if your local police officer should be fired and who should be hired instead.
Vermin Supreme 2024!
I refuse to go out and vote.
Because I'm getting a mail-in ballot.
I would strongly suggest voting in-person if you happen to live in one of the swing states that has been clamping down on absentee ballots.
Thankfully, I'm not. But that's good advice.