Younger voters per polls?

[Neighbor]

From the Kennedy camp this day:

The New York Times headline said it all:

Here is what they said:

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is polling stronger than any third-party candidate has in decades…as he saps support from both President Biden and former President Donald J. Trump, a new series of polls has found.

…But beneath the surface of that seeming stability, the surveys revealed how Mr. Kennedy, powered by social media and younger voters, has emerged as an unpredictable X factor in what would otherwise be a 2020 rematch. …

Two of the groups that Mr. Kennedy performed strongest within the surveys — voters under 30 (18 percent support) and Latinos (14 percent) — have traditionally been strong Democratic constituencies, unnerving some party strategists. …

Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s rise in the polls is directly related to his courage, boldness, and new thinking on our biggest challenges.

Robert F. Kennedy’s instincts are precisely what we need in a President. As you know, making hard calls is an hourly requirement from our Commander in Chief, and Bobby Kennedy is that leader who will represent ALL Americans.

 

[WilliamL]

On 7/21/2024 at 8:04 AM, Neighbor said:

From the Kennedy camp this day:

The New York Times headline said it all:

Here is what they said:

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is polling stronger than any third-party candidate has in decades…as he saps support from both President Biden and former President Donald J. Trump, a new series of polls has found.

…But beneath the surface of that seeming stability, the surveys revealed how Mr. Kennedy, powered by social media and younger voters, has emerged as an unpredictable X factor in what would otherwise be a 2020 rematch. …

Two of the groups that Mr. Kennedy performed strongest within the surveys — voters under 30 (18 percent support) and Latinos (14 percent) — have traditionally been strong Democratic constituencies, unnerving some party strategists. …

Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s rise in the polls is directly related to his courage, boldness, and new thinking on our biggest challenges.

Robert F. Kennedy’s instincts are precisely what we need in a President. As you know, making hard calls is an hourly requirement from our Commander in Chief, and Bobby Kennedy is that leader who will represent ALL Americans.

 

So what do you say now about Kennedy and his decision to drop out and endorse Trump, whom you have derided?

Will you support their unity party?

[Neighbor]

3 hours ago, WilliamL said:

So what do you say now about Kennedy and his decision to drop out and endorse Trump, whom you have derided?

Will you support their unity party?

Since you asked, And only because  you have asked:

 I just got off the zoom meetings at the Southeast and then Florida.

The campaign is NOT over at all. The ten States that are swing States that Kennedy's name will be removed from by his request are still not stated; however Florida is definitely one. Also Virginia which surprised some on the call.

There is still the matter of preparing for 2028 and being registered in all States so that we do not have go through the process of petitioning yet again.

 I do think there is a misconception that Bobby leaving some States helps Trump.  Many that moved over to join  in  the Kennedy Jr, campaign are Democrats and just will not vote for Trump period. Will they vote for Harris? I do not know. Some sure will. I am a life long Republican and I will not vote for Trump period. 

What the Kennedy support group at Florida is doing  though is gathering up whoever will to enter into a door to door campaign and phone bank campaign  in support of Trump. There are some 600 active members at Florida alone, but judging by  tonight's reaction  very little enthusiasm for helping Trump in any manner at all.

My own attention, at Florida, for this election is on the ticket below the office of President- voting straight Republican and already having chosen "conservative" judges  at the Primary election just a week ago.

I am most interested in Nicole Shanahan's  goal for upsetting California  for 2026, not 2028, but 2026. There is slightly less than a 2 to 1 Democrat majority  as registered voters there, but also a huge number of independents. 

At Florida  I do not dare leave  the presidential selection blank on a Florida ballot. I will write in a name, likely Robert F.Kennedy Jr.  as it will help minutely toward reaching 5% and getting federal money for 2028 should there be a 2028. Vote for Trump? No way, never again, never again, for what do I have to do with Belial?

BTW; The Trump campaign ran a terrible organization in 2020 carrying Florida it by only 3%, that puts Florida  in the swing State category.  With our oh so rapidly growing population across the I-4 corridor of Northern Democrat transplants that have not voted here before, I do not know which way Florida will tilt in 2024. I will of necessity support Republicans  on the rest of the ballot. I do hope we will have  a slate of  Reform Party candidates ( We The People ) for 2026.

You asked- There is my response (Please don't ask for further response as the trumpers get all upset).

That, and I have full confidence my creator's sovereignty over all governments, and all rulers. It is He that raises up rulers and nations and brings them down too. My duty is alwyas to serve my Lord and savior Jesus  as best I can under whatever government I am found to be living under. I look to the instruction of Jesus and I look to Paul's accounts especially his prison epistles for guidance in that regard.