If Trump wins Pennsylvania, the likelihood of winning the overall election is very high, as it is the most important state in most projections.
Democrats have about 947,000 early votes, while Republicans have about 553,000, a gap of just under 400,000 votes.
If Trump can get 2.5 million people to vote for him on Election Day in Pennsylvania, he is likely to win the state.
Pennsylvania has stricter rules and a cultural preference for voting in person on Election Day, making early voting less common.
The private sector lost 40,000 jobs, marking the worst jobs report since the height of COVID, with government jobs being the only sector to grow.
Trump plans to reverse Biden's policies, rebuild the Keystone XL pipeline, exit the Paris Climate Agreement, and reduce regulations on energy and vehicle choices.
Under Trump, median family income rose by $6,000 after inflation; under Biden, the average family has lost about $2,000 in purchasing power.
Republicans are leading in early voting in Arizona by 176,000 votes, a significant improvement from being down 70,000 votes in 2020.
Early voting allows more time to find and persuade low-propensity voters, which can be beneficial for the side with more passion and intensity.
A grassroots group in Allegheny has been working tirelessly to support Trump, including removing ineligible voters from the rolls, which could impact the election outcome.
We've arrived at the final weekend of the campaign, and all eyes are on Pennsylvania. Charlie and Blake do the math for exactly how many of YOU need to turn out for a Trump victory, issue urgent messages to swing state voters, and then talk to Steve Moore about Biden's final jobs report, which appropriately enough is the worst of his entire administration.
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