Anonymous wrote:As I see it, if the election were today:
AZ = tossup
GA = Trump ahead with a small lead
MI = Harris ahead
NC = Trump lead shrinking, may yet be in play
NV = Trump ahead
PA = tossup but Harris trending sharply up
WI - Harris ahead
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:At this point there is almost no chance that WI or MI go red.
So factor those out of the top options.
Also, there is a better than decent chance NC goes blue. OP which side do you have that on?
I agree, and that includes the pissed off Arab voters Metro Detroit sitting this one out. Detroit’s black vote is going to come out in droves, which will tips the scales.
The arab vote in MI isn't even that big, and the fact is, they know they will be deported under Trump so they won't really stay home.
Add to it the stronger Union vote and frankly the Dems own the state right now politically and are doing great there.
Yes you are right! 101,623 voted uncommitted or 13.2% of the dem vote in Michigan.
Pennsylvania between Dean Phillips and uncommitted 120,000 or 12%. Remember the turn out for the primary was about 1/2 vs 2020.
Looks like you are wrong no matter how many time you repeat the same post.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:At this point there is almost no chance that WI or MI go red.
So factor those out of the top options.
Also, there is a better than decent chance NC goes blue. OP which side do you have that on?
I agree, and that includes the pissed off Arab voters Metro Detroit sitting this one out. Detroit’s black vote is going to come out in droves, which will tips the scales.
The arab vote in MI isn't even that big, and the fact is, they know they will be deported under Trump so they won't really stay home.
Add to it the stronger Union vote and frankly the Dems own the state right now politically and are doing great there.
Yes you are right! 101,623 voted uncommitted or 13.2% of the dem vote in Michigan.
Pennsylvania between Dean Phillips and uncommitted 120,000 or 12%. Remember the turn out for the primary was about 1/2 vs 2020.
Looks like you are wrong no matter how many time you repeat the same post.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:At this point there is almost no chance that WI or MI go red.
So factor those out of the top options.
Also, there is a better than decent chance NC goes blue. OP which side do you have that on?
I agree, and that includes the pissed off Arab voters Metro Detroit sitting this one out. Detroit’s black vote is going to come out in droves, which will tips the scales.
The arab vote in MI isn't even that big, and the fact is, they know they will be deported under Trump so they won't really stay home.
Add to it the stronger Union vote and frankly the Dems own the state right now politically and are doing great there.
Anonymous wrote:So right now these are the combinations for victory.
12 combinations that put the Republicans over 270.
1 PA GA 270
2 PA MI AZ 280
3 GA MI AZ 277
4 PA MI WI 279
5 GA MI WI 276
6 PA AZ WI 275
7 GA AZ WI 272
8 MI AZ WI 271
9 PA MI NV 275
10 GA MI NV 272
11 PA AZ NV 271
12 PA WI NV 270
For Dems 9 combinations.
1 PA GA MI 276
2 PA GA AZ 272
3 PA MI AZ 271
4 PA GA WI 271
5 PA MI WI 270
6 GA MI AZ WI 278
7 GA MI AZ NV 274
8 GA MI WI NV 273
9 PA AZ WI NV 272
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1 PA GA MI AZ WI NV 269
https://www.270towin.com/road-to-270-combinations/?mapstr=42201311140142322221130522242253301423012224231102214252&year=2024
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:At this point there is almost no chance that WI or MI go red.
So factor those out of the top options.
Also, there is a better than decent chance NC goes blue. OP which side do you have that on?
I agree, and that includes the pissed off Arab voters Metro Detroit sitting this one out. Detroit’s black vote is going to come out in droves, which will tips the scales.
Anonymous wrote:At this point there is almost no chance that WI or MI go red.
So factor those out of the top options.
Also, there is a better than decent chance NC goes blue. OP which side do you have that on?