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Living in Totowa, New Jersey, radio host Bill Spadea offers insights into the state’s current political landscape. He notes that this year's race appears markedly different from four years ago, especially considering Donald Trump's influence. According to Spadea, Trump performed dramatically better in New Jersey during the previous election, leveraging urban area campaigns and energizing Republican voters.
He emphasizes that voter turnout will be the decisive factor. Currently, Democrats hold a substantial 289,000-vote advantage, but enthusiasm among Republicans is high, with many preferring in-person voting and voting on Election Day itself. This enthusiasm edge for the GOP could tip the scales, introducing an element of unpredictability.