Alright, conservative nerds, it's time for another nerdy pull update.

We are less than a week before the election.

There is a lot still to happen, but we're in, this is crunch time, something like 68 million

people have already voted in this election.

There's a lot of line.

There's some interesting polling going on.

Let me give you a broad trend here first, which is pretty interesting.

Nate Cohn writes about this, says the election's big twist, the racial gap is shrinking.

And this is something that has been going on for a while.

Democratic strategies long term all point to this, this idea that eventually minority voters

will be such a large portion of the population.

If they can just win, you know, all of them will win every single election.

This is sort of the foundation, the reason why the woke thing exists.

Because they want to be so overtly pro minority on the left, and not necessarily a message

of equality, but a message of pro minority of, of, of, of wokeness of equity, not equality.

And they want that on the left because they want to signal so strongly that they're

on the side of the Hispanic voters and black voters and everyone else that is growing

in population so that they can hold on to this electoral advantage forever.

What we're seeing though is strangely the opposite right now.

If you go back and you look at democratic voters among non white voters, what you're seeing

is they still have a large margin over Republicans among minority voters, but it is decreasing.

It really peaked in 2008 with Barack Obama at about plus 60 for Democrats and has been decreasing steadily

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