Roe Vs Wade Overturned

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(09-16-2022, 10:38 PM)TheLeonardLeap Wrote: 66.8% voter turnout in 2020.
So less than 7 people out of 10 voted.
4 people out of 10 would be enough for a landslide majority vote win if all of those 4/10 show up to vote.
Even if you get 3.5/10 to show up and vote for you, that'd be 52.4% of the vote (based on 2020 turnout).

Obviously not sure how it would line up as far as electoral votes go, but it's not an inherently doomed strategy to focus on motivating a smaller group that's has a more reliable voter turnout rate.

Obviously not me endorsing it, and this shit won't get my vote, just thinking about it from purely a strategical standpoint. As with all campaigns, it's all about turnout. Support or opposition mean nothing if you don't vote and there's far too many people who don't.

True but then you get into support among likely voters and what a likely voter is and how we can stop voters we don't like from being so likely to vote, and so on. 

I find the gops muti pronged strategy of pushing unpopular policy along with voter suppression and outright refusal to acknowledge results they don't like to be uncomfortably effective.