Search out one Brad Parscale. He be Trump's data analytics guy and he is good at his task. There are some amazing numbers involved with Trump rally participants. Actually, I'm a bit surprised you don't know that already, because it has to be a bit overwhelming to comprehend. Also remember, these people wait in line to attend for a couple days ahead of time as well, even in the cold and snow, freezing rain, locusts and frogs... Compare that to a Joe "Hair Legs" rally in the back seat of a Volkswagen bug.
Trump Rally Data Shows a Clear Winning Coalition in 2020
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Out of more than 20,000 identified voters who came to a recent Trump rally in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, 57.9 percent did not have a history of voting for Republicans. Remarkably, 4,413 attendees didn’t even vote in the last election — a clear indication that President Trump is energizing Americans who were previously not engaged in politics.
The Milwaukee rally wasn’t exceptional in that respect. It was just like other rallies the president has held all over the country.
Nearly 22 percent of identified supporters at President Trump’s rally in Toledo, Ohio, were Democrats, and another 21 percent were independents. An astounding 15 percent of identified voters who saw the president speak in Battle Creek, Michigan, has not voted in any of the last four elections. In Hershey, Pennsylvania, just over 20 percent of identified voters at the rally were Democrats, and 18 percent were non-white...
So if you need something to put in your pipe and smoke, I would go with that.
Please give me your opinion:
1. How many of the 20,000 or so in the arena do you estimate will be Trump supporters as opposed to undecided voters?
2. How many people either attending the rally or watching the rally or reading about the rally will decide to vote for Trump based on the rally?
3. How will the rally impact Trump's approval ratings, which are now 41.4% (-13.8%) according to 538 and 42.6% (-12.2%) according to RCP?
Originally Posted by SpeedRacerXXX