A large % of people already voted. They're not measured in "momentum" at this point. Large turnout was what we did in Georgia's 2 Senate races. We won them both. A tiny % of Republican voters died from covid. It's not much, but 700-1500 votes could determine the House, here or there. These discussions on MSM are portraying a tightening race, which is what networks do to get more eyeballs and hopefully encourage more people to vote. We can't say we weren't informed. But the issue of women has faded from their lips, even though it's still there. Recall 2018. We pulled out every race on the margin. Slow counts and hand counts, the House races fell our way. But Republicans didn't vote that year. Now? Who is voting? Are Democrats awake? Is our ground game in high gear? It's been 10 years in the making. It was supposed to elect Al Gore. And John Kerry.
And I will make this observation. Republicans voted in 2020. Some ticket split to defeat Trump, but Republicans did well in House races. I don't think Republicans have much gas in the tank. They can't deliver better than 2020. They don't have the horses - legions of new voters, or legions of previous non-voters. This large turnout doesn't favor Republicans, I don't think. What Independents do, who knows, but Democrats will vote in large, large numbers.
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