"Both candidates are populist statists. Their policies and ideologies that they represent are more closely related than most media would have you believe." (Anonymous)

"I think there will be a high voter turn out and lots of Democratic voters in response to Trump's lack of leadership throughout his whole presidency" (Anonymous)

"This election on the national level depends on turnout rather than opinion. The polarizing forces of this country have left anyone engaged enough to consider voting with an opinion, but due to COVID, systematic voter suppression, and many other factors, it is likely that Trump supporters turnout is better." (Anonymous)

"I believe 2020, especially with propositions like 16, 17, 20, and 21, will be a test of how much Californians stick to their word around creating a force for equality, even if it is not necessarily the most personally beneficial for many voters." (Anonymous)

"I’m answering based on research made by several sources, not by my own bias. While I’d like prop G to be passed, I don’t believe that many folks are aware of the science behind a 16-year-old’s decision-making abilities. That part of the brain has developed enough to make these types of decisions, but most folks disregard or don’t know this information." (Anonymous)

"I really hope Biden will win, but I'm putting down Trump as a way to not get too hopeful. America loves racism and I think most of the countries' true colors will show after this election." (Anonymous)

"I think this election will (hopefully) lessen the divide and extremes between the two parties." (Anonymous)

"I think that trump will lose and refuse to step down and say that there was voter fraud and his supporters will get violent." (Anonymous)