Posts tagged with 'Polls'

 

VIDEO: Trump WILL Make Fools of Mainstream Media & Hollywood Again in 2020 for Two Reasons: The #Deplorables & The #Economy, Stupid!

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As this video compilation of loud mouth Never Trump Liberals below shows, Mainstream Media & Hollywood made total fools of themselves in 2016, openly spouting their hatred for the normal man on the street, who voted Trump.

#USA2020 is no different, and in fact the contrasts are even starker than in 2016 after the liberals have waged a four year open war on Trump and his base. The castigation, swearing, physical attacks and even murders of any one who supports Trump has created a sub set of voters that the Pollsters have no way of reaching, never mind polling. In fact Pollsters have no way of knowing how much to adjust their polls by, because the so called “Deplorables” or “racists” or “chumps” have completely gone underground and will only surface at the moment the cross is made on the ballot paper.

Thanks to Trump’s many successes on the economy and record job creation, even amongst minorities, this group
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Anc Shrinks In Parliament – From 249 Seats To 230, losings 19 seats in all – Ramaphosa, must be pleased with his poor performance and weakened representation in the National Assembly?

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In the 2014 general elections, the party won a total of 249 seats, meaning in the 2019 elections, it lost 19 seats.

The African National Congress (ANC) has bagged 230 seats in the National Assembly following South Africa’s sixth democratic elections.

Speaking in Pretoria on Saturday, the Independent Electoral Commission chair Glen Mashinini announced the ANC as once again the party that would rule the country for a five-year term.

In the 2014 general elections, the party won a total of 249 seats, meaning in the 2019 elections, it lost 19 seats.

The second party to secure the most number of seats in Parliament was the Democratic Alliance (DA) with 84 seats.

The DA had 89 seats in 2014 – losing five. However, the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) grew from 25 seats in 2014 to to 44 in 2019.

ANC leader Cyril Ramaphosa then gave a keynote address, saying the people had voted for a “country they’d like to see in pe
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Outdated devices used in South African elections for years, are not linked to a central online system -Cope’s Deidre Carter says her ID was scanned at four different voting stations

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On Wednesday 8 May South Africans took to the polls in the 2019 elections. Reports are growing of voters describing how easily the ink was removed from thumbs, and cases of people attempting to vote more than once.

Cope’s Deidre Carter talks to CapeTalk’s Lester Kiewit about problems she experienced with both ink and the zip-zip machine scanning process.

She says after the ink easily rubbed off her thumb and she tested if she could have committed voter fraud and was shocked at the outcome.

She went to a different voting station with her now clean thumb and says she could easily have voted numerous times after her ID was scanned, again and again, receiving 4 more slips from zip zip machines.

I went through the zip-zip machine and was told, yes you can go and vote.

She called the presiding officer and explained what had happened and raised her serious concerns.

Theoretically, she could have voted five times.

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Despite his promise of a “new dawn”, Ramaphosa can’t stop the ANC-regime’s decline, even with a win at the polls

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In recent months there has been conjecture that if South Africa’s president Cyril Ramaphosa wins a suitably large majority of the upcoming national vote, he will be able to achieve two notable outcomes.

Firstly, he’ll be able reverse the governing African National Congress’s (ANC’s) slide into populism and factionalism. And he’ll be able to see off challenges from the radical Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF), the country’s third largest party.

The argument is that he would then have a sufficiently strong mandate to undertake economic reforms needed to fix South Africa. This includes broadening competition, limiting the size and scope of the state-owned entities and expanding the public transport system. Other things that need fixing include reducing red tape to boost entrepreneurship and small businesses, improving the education system and trade integration in the region.

But critics and opposition party leaders hold a counter view. T
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