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BumRushDaShow

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5. I think there have been such continuous drives, but done by dozens of Democratic party-affiliated organizations

Reply to moniss (Reply #3)

Mon Sep 15, 2025, 01:46 PM

Sep 15

This is apparently the first time in awhile that the DNC is actually getting directly involved in "voter registration".

The DNC has spent almost all of their time "fund-raising".

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Democrats activate weeklong voter drive to offset critical registration losses [View all] BumRushDaShow Sep 15 OP

Gosh! A whole week!? LuvLoogie Sep 15 #1

Hope they don't overexert themselves awesomerwb1 Sep 15 #2

People had better realize moniss Sep 15 #3

I think there have been such continuous drives, but done by dozens of Democratic party-affiliated organizations BumRushDaShow Sep 15 #5

Also too often the leadership can forget that moniss Sep 15 #7

I know I have had many canvassers come through my neighborhood BumRushDaShow Sep 15 #9

Back in the very early 2000's I knew a guy in moniss Sep 15 #11

Good story and goood example! BumRushDaShow Sep 15 #12

Great point. nt moniss Sep 15 #13

Hope they took a few minutes to discuss why voters might be registering GOPer, rather than Democratic. Silent Type Sep 15 #4

I think it's more that voters are registering as "Unaffiliated" or "Independent" vs GOP BumRushDaShow Sep 15 #6

Dems lost a total of 2.1 million registered voters from 2020 to 2024. Meanwhile, the Republican party gained 2.4 million progree Sep 15 #8

But that doesn't mean that they were Democrats becoming Republicans BumRushDaShow Sep 15 #10

The Gallup poll: "do you consider yourself...". The Guardian quote in #8 is about registration progree Sep 15 #14