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Supporting a candidate does not mean that you MUST think they will win. Only one candidate will win the election and roughly one half of the voters will be disappointed. I don't care what the polls say; what do YOU think the odds are that your candidate will win?

Please only pick option C or D if you don't have either A or B, unless you haven't used it for >1 year.

I was vacuuming with my big chonky canister vacuum today, and I thought it was getting old. It does a great job, but I've had it my whole life and it's a pain to carry around and maneuver. So I'm curious if my vacuum is out of date, hopefully my poll can answer that.

I'm calling it. I actually think Trump will win. I know it looks like Joe Biden will win on paper but it looked like Hilary was going to win last time and I get the feeling that Biden's support is only an illusion amplified by; BLM riots which are just anti government but not necessarily pro Biden, centrist media which commonly leans slightly left and left leaning celebrity voices. Whenever I see polls on social media, they always seem to lean in favour of Trump. It seems like a large portion of America still want Trump (why? I don't know) and the media are drowning our their voice but they will be heard on election day. Then there is the swing voter. I honestly don't know who I would vote for if I was American. Biden really does come across as a withered, vague geriatric man and weakness is not a trait people value in a leader.
It's a crazy prediction but I'm calling it. If I'm wrong, I'm wrong, no sweat.

The following link shows how a housewife was "bullied" by a government officer who illegally issued a warning over a law that does not exist.

The photos show excerpts of the Law (first the non-existent one, then about trespassing), the Notice and her investigations into the claim by the Officers.

Have a look and then share your poll.

http://www.singindustry.com/rsvp/RSVPDemo/MPKuphotos.aspx

This is very interesting from the Pew Poll, look at the younger Republicans vs the older Republicans on marijuana

Now from the PRRl: "Half (50%) of Republicans between the ages of 18 and 49 support same-sex marriage, while 42% are opposed. By contrast, more than six in ten (63%) senior Republicans (ages 65 and older) oppose same-sex marriage, and less than three in ten (28%) are in favor"

Poll key: 1 meaning the smallest amount
10 meaning the largest amount