Team Trump touts Republicans swamping early votes: ‘A lot scarier for Democrats’

What Mr Messina is downplaying is that they are a lot scarier for Democrats. According to NBC News, President Donald J Trump has a 16-point lead (56-40) among voters who plan to cast their ballot on election day. Obama’s chief campaign strategist and CNN political commentator, David Axelrod, told CNN that there are no guarantees that voters will turn out on election day for Vice President Harris,

the memo said

It seems like Republicans are participating at a higher rate now, and it seems like the turnout is a bit higher,

Coughlin said

Democrats are spinning themselves and reporters by claiming that their voters will turn out on Election Day when polls show otherwise and, most importantly, that's asking Democrat voters to do something they have absolutely no history of doing,

Saler wrote

We've got some early voting data that's rolling in right now, it looks like enthusiasm is up, but Republicans are enthusiastic,

Chuck Coughlin, an independent and the CEO and president of the Phoenix-based HighGround, told the Washington Examiner

President Donald J. Trump is going into Election Day stronger than he has in any previous election and if patriots across the country keep the momentum and turn out as expected on Election Day, we will be swearing in President Trump in January,

he concluded

With Early Voting closed and Election Day on the horizon, Democrats are facing a massive turnout deficit."

he wrote

The fact that they're issuing this memo tells you they don't think they're in as good a position going into tomorrow as they want you to believe,

she wrote

Jim Messina (political staffer)campaign manager

Last time, Trump said don't early vote so they didn't,

Messina said

Kevin McCarthy (baseball)former Republican House Speaker

Look to Nevada, where Republicans are outnumbering Democrats—unheard of in the early vote,

McCarthy told Fox News' Laura Ingraham

Jim Messina (political staffer)campaign manager

But when you dig into the numbers that really matter to me—two blocks of voters: women and young voters—those two blocs are coming through for Harris,

Messina told MSNBC on Sunday

We assume that because abortion is so high on the agenda for women that Harris will benefit, but suburban white women have also polled well for Trump in recent surveys and past elections. 2020 was an anomaly."

Cullinane said

Early voting has increased exponentially since 2000, to the point where we can expect 50 percent of votes cast in 2024 to come in ahead of Election Day. Speculation about who these early voters cast their ballot for is, at best, a guess,

Michael Cullinane, professor of history at Dickinson State University, North Dakota, told Newsweek

On election night, we'll have a better idea because Georgia and North Carolina have made it easier to count early ballots. Before then, we're just speculating."

Cullinane told Newsweek

The turnout of women could also lead to "mirage" results,

he said

Dina Titusrepresentative

Republicans are kicking our ass at early voting,

Nevada Democratic Congresswoman Dina Titus said during a Harris rally in North Las Vegas

The early vote numbers are a little scary,

Messina said on "Inside with Jen Psaki" when asked what the Harris campaign's biggest concerns are in the days before an election

Republicans didn't do what they did last time,

Messina added

This appears to be the first time Republicans have ever clinched the early vote in North Carolina,

the Post wrote

Democrats have more than 1.4 million voters who voted before Election Day in 2020 or 2022 but have not voted yet and many not having even requested a mail ballot,

the outlet reported

Women voters make up 55% of the early voters and in the past 10 days, young voters in these battleground states are coming out in what looks to be, for early votes, historic numbers,

he said