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Yeah, that's fair. For most elections 'not voting' would be the plurality, especially in off year elections. Well, kind of fair, with that caveat that this me
by hughesjj 2y ago
Yeah, that's fair. For most elections 'not voting' would be the plurality, especially in off year elections.
Well, kind of fair, with that caveat that this means even less Americans are likely to agree with Clarence or this ruling.
- rayiner 2y agoDon’t make assumptions about what non-voters prefer. Lower propensity voters lean right these days: https://hbstrategies.us/trumps-non-voters/ https://hbstrategies.us/trumps-non-voters/ (“Within this lower propensity segment, the respondents favor Trump over Biden by 12 percentage points, 50-38%. The unit would prefer a Republican Congress by a 50-41% margin, and Republicans would enjoy the five point identification advantage.”).