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It should be noted that if Biden loses even just ONE of these states within your extremely likely hypothetical, Drumpf automatically wins.
2020 U.S. Presidential Election - Took place November 3, 2020. Former U.S. Vice President Joe Biden assumed office January 20, 2021.
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The two contenders enter the ring at noon. Lirpas will be thrown to them and the danger music will start soon after.
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California's massive margin is the reason Clinton won the popular vote in 2016.
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Hypothetically, with all the people moving from California and the west coast into the sun belt region, how would it affect those states in regards to voting tendencies? They move because the cost and quality of living in the west coast are not affordable, but that wouldn't necessarily change their political leanings from blue to red.
Big brain conspiracy theory: Democrats are forcing voters to other states in order to gerrymander by proxy.
Just a side thought since Biden and Beto were both somewhat close to turning Texas blue.
Big brain conspiracy theory: Democrats are forcing voters to other states in order to gerrymander by proxy.
Just a side thought since Biden and Beto were both somewhat close to turning Texas blue.
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IIRC, wouldn't Trump have also won the popular vote in 2016 if you just remove LA County (or something like that)?
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Call it a hunch but I think if Trump does somehow win the EC, he'll also win the popular vote but narrowly so.
There's a lot of things that can and probably will depress voter turnout in places like NYC and parts of Cali. It's not enough to flip either states red but it could help Trump with the popular vote. With the inevitable higher rates of election fraud, the vote margins that would force them to call a Trump victory would help him get a popular vote win
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Does anyone have a full list of Joe Biden's campaign stops? I've been gauging this race by looking at where the Trump campaign goes, but it's so hard to tell what the D's think. I know they've visited PA the most by far, and they've also been in MI, FL, and TX.
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I don't think Joe Biden knows the full list of campaign stops.
I mean, even if he didn't have dementia. My point is, mofo's been pulling it out of his ass for a while now, calling and uncalling lids and popping up randomly, which seems to be a mixture of the poor attempts at secrecy to keep trumpers away from the biden bus in the vain hope of getting clips for the MSM that don't make him look worse than Jeb, and just the fact that at this point wether or not he even stops depends entirely on his rapidly deteriorating health. So my best guess is, not even the dems know what the fuck's going on at this point.
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I doubt neither candidate will have a landslide victory. Polls saying Biden's wins deep red states are left wing porn fetishist.
I honestly hope Trump wins Pennsylvania, Michigan and Wisconsin that helped him last time. And possible another state he didn't win last telethon. Either New Hampshire, Minnesota or Nevada.
I honestly hope Trump wins Pennsylvania, Michigan and Wisconsin that helped him last time. And possible another state he didn't win last telethon. Either New Hampshire, Minnesota or Nevada.
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X to Doubt.
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PA is effectively a necessity for both to win where we stand. If one loses PA, then they'll likely lose a few other states that they need to win. The electorate will fall in line between states, especially among the competitive Rust Belt.
When I see maps with Biden losing FL, but predicting wins in GA, AZ, and NC... that's wishful thinking. Possible, I suppose, but clearly wishcasting.
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I mean, I guess they could be enthusiastic in places we're not seeing. Ya know, all those secret Biden Rallies...
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Let's hope then Biden lost one of them but still better if he lost two, three or all of them.
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Agree. Also didn't Republicans fall for a similar trap back in 2012, when they thought Mitt Romney would win becuase of the enthusiasm.
So dems should be careful
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I like how the title makes it look like the Democrats enthusiasm will win them the election yet in the chart it shows Republicans having more enthusiasm for Romney despite many not really liking him all that much
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I kind of laugh at the idea that Cali would ever flip red. If you think the Dems wouldn't pull out all the stops to keep that from happening, I'll sell you a bridge.
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My favorite part of this is that you could use this to reframe the election as a choice between Karens and Dicks and you would be pretty spot on policy-wise.
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