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Washington Post has reported that, as of Wednesday, more than 42 million Americans have already cast their ballots for the 2020 election -- and just over half of those votes were cast in battleground states.
Recent polling data has confirmed that Democrats are turning out to vote in record-breaking numbers to hold Donald Trump accountable this year -- and an analysis by TargetSmart, a digital data firm, predicts that 53% of all early votes have been cast by Democrats.
But political strategists have warned against preemptively counting on a Biden-Harris victory, telling POLITICO that there are “clear warning signs” that Trump could still overcome his polling deficit and citing uncertainty over rejected mail-in-ballot rates and “increasing registration of white, non-college educated voters -- Trump’s base demographic -- in Pennsylvania, Wisconsin and Michigan.”
In 2016, millions of Americans thought their vote wouldn’t make a difference and failed to cast their ballots because the polls indicated Hillary Clinton as a clear winner -- meanwhile, Trump won a number of battleground states by razor-thin margins to gain four years in power. We can’t afford to make the same mistake again. With less than two weeks to go, we are counting on a massive democratic turnout to win this election. That’s why we need to know:
Will you commit to voting for Biden-Harris?
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