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It’s 2016 all over again. And 2020, for that matter. Democrats are staring at what looks to be another coin flip election between their party’s nominee and Donald Trump.

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Comparison of Donald Trump's Project 2025 and 2024 campaign agenda on conservative policy directions.

The proportion of early voters this year is projected to be the same or higher than those captured in other recent election years

Earlier this year, Donald Trump had opposed a bipartisan border security bill that was one of the toughest in decades, as it aimed to reduce border crossings and make asylum rules stricter.