home.social

#likely — Public Fediverse posts

Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #likely, aggregated by home.social.

  1. United States was "likely" responsible for bombing of girls' school in Iran, per

    misryoum.com/us/politics/unite

    The U.S. may be responsible for the bombing of a girls' school in Iran that killed 168 people, many of them children, on Feb. 28, sources told US News Hub News.The preliminary U.S. assessment suggests that the United States...

    #United #States #was #likely #responsible #for #bombing #girls #school #Iran #per #US_News_Hub #misryoum_com

  2. United States was "likely" responsible for bombing of girls' school in Iran, per

    misryoum.com/us/politics/unite

    The U.S. may be responsible for the bombing of a girls' school in Iran that killed 168 people, many of them children, on Feb. 28, sources told US News Hub News.The preliminary U.S. assessment suggests that the United States...

    #United #States #was #likely #responsible #for #bombing #girls #school #Iran #per #US_News_Hub #misryoum_com

  3. europesays.com/ie/361753/ Ubisoft Reworks Assassin’s Creed Hexe Combat Deep Into Development, 2027 Launch Likely #2027 #assassinu0027s #Assassinu0027sCreed #combat #creed #Deep #Delay #Development #Éire #gameplay #Gaming #Germany #hexe #Https://wwwTechpowerupCom/346894/ubisoftReworksAssassinsCreedHexeCombatDeepIntoDevelopment2027LaunchLikely #IE #into #Ireland #launch #leak #likely #montreal #News #OpenWorld #reworks #rumor #Technology #Ubisoft

  4. Harris has the opportunity to dominate political news

    with the reveal of her VP pick

    and soon afterwards a united Democratic convention

    She can keep this positive trend in her standing up and running for most of this month.

    #battleground #leading #Arizona #Nevada #Wisconsin #Michigan #Georgia #North #Carolina #Pennsylvania #Georgia #Michigan #Pennsylvania #young #Black #Latino #likely #Black #Latino

  5. Most recently, and perhaps impressively, ♦️Bloomberg/Morning Consult has released a new batch of seven #battleground state polls taken from July 24-28.

    Overall, they showed Harris #leading Trump by one percent (48 to 47 percent), as compared to a two-point Trump lead over Biden in early July.

    The individual state gains by Harris were also striking:

    she led by two percent (49 to 47 percent) in #Arizona, a real problem state for Biden;

    by two percent (47 to 45 percent) in #Nevada;

    by two percent (49 to 47 percent) in #Wisconsin;

    and by an astonishing 11 percent (53 to 42 percent) in #Michigan.

    Harris was tied with Trump in #Georgia at 47 percent,

    and trailed him by two percent (46 to 48 percent) in #North #Carolina

    and by four percent (46 to 50 percent) in #Pennsylvania.

    Three battleground states have enough post-Biden-Harris-switch polling now for ♦️FiveThirtyEight to compile averages,
    and all of them show very close races.

    In #Georgia, Trump leads by 1.1 percent (45.9 to 44.8 percent),

    but Harris leads in #Michigan by 1.8 percent (44.8 to 43.1 percent)

    and most surprisingly, in #Pennsylvania by 0.4 percent (45.1 to 44.6 percent).

    There is also significant evidence that Harris is doing better than Biden among the
    #young, #Black, and #Latino voting categories on which Biden’s 2020 win depended.

    In the most recent ♦️Times-Siena poll, she leads Trump among under-30 #likely voters by 59 percent to 38 percent,

    among #Black likely voters by 72 percent to 19 percent,

    and among #Latino likely voters by 60 percent to 36 percent.

    A new Axios–Generation Lab poll of 🔸18 to 34-year-old voters showed
    Harris expanding a six-point Biden lead (53 percent to 47 percent) to 🔥20 points (60 percent to 40 percent).

    More generally, Harris is becoming more popular than Biden. FiveThirtyEight’s favorability averages for Harris currently show her at 42.4 percent favorable/49.1 percent unfavorable, up from a 36/54 ratio a month ago, and distinctly better than Biden’s 38/54 margin when he dropped out of the race.

    nymag.com/intelligencer/articl