Trump Campaign Highlights Democrats' Turnout Deficit

The Trump campaign's latest memo indicates that Democrats are facing a significant turnout deficit in key battleground states, with early voting and absentee ballots favoring Republicans. Data from Tim Saler, the campaign's chief data consultant, reveals a striking decline in urban voter turnout, traditionally a Democratic stronghold, while rural turnout has increased. This trend could spell trouble for Vice President Kamala Harris's campaign, as the memo suggests that Democrats lack a historical pattern of strong Election Day turnout. Notably, Trump holds a 16-point lead among voters planning to vote on Election Day. Various political analysts, including former Obama campaign manager Jim Messina, have expressed concern over these early voting trends. With Election Day approaching, the Trump campaign expresses confidence in a strong performance, citing historical data that suggests Democrats may not mobilize as expected.