Well, howdy there internet people, it's Bell again.

So today we're going to talk about two weeks out, where everything stands, and the important

part.

A flurry of polls that are good news for the Harris campaign

came out. Morning Consul, Reuters Ipsos, USA Today, and Emerson College all show Harris with a lead.

She's still up in the 538 polling.

Harris will likely win the popular vote by millions of votes.

But that's not what matters, right? Because of the

Electoral College, those millions of votes don't really carry the day. What's going

to matter is the votes in the swing states of Arizona, Georgia, Michigan, Nevada,

North Carolina, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin.

How's it look there? Flip a coin. People are focusing on the polls, but realistically

all of the polls put these states within the margin of error. If you live in one of

these states, your vote is going to decide the outcome of

the election. If you are an unlikely voter, your vote is what will put things outside

the margin of error? You get to decide the margin of error.

You get to decide the course of this country in a way that few people do.

You get to chart the course.

You can vote on policy.

You can vote out of self-defense. You can vote out of self-defense, you can vote out of self-interest, or you can vote on

vibes.

The outcome of the election will have a massive effect long after the term ends.

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