Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:There is a concerted effort to flip some of the delegations based on this scenario.
Have you seen anything written up about this? I'd like to see a breakdown of the state delegations and which congressional seats might be ripe for flipping.
DP here: but yes, this is the nightmare scenario. And honestly, it’s a very plausible scenarioZ
Minnesota is very white and a lot of them were freaked out by the rioting. Trump dominates once you get outside the MSP suburbs. This will end up being s much closer state. Biden needs to get to MN and visit the Iron Range, which is a union mining stronghold that has flipped to Trump.
Anonymous wrote:There is a concerted effort to flip some of the delegations based on this scenario.
Anonymous wrote:yes, 269-269 is the nightmare result and ends in a Trump second term, but based on current polling, that is highly unlikely.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:
Not this PP, and yes MN and AZ are solid for Biden right now, but this is worthy of discussion because this is the nightmare tie scenario that goes the House. Right?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:
Not this PP, and yes MN and AZ are solid for Biden right now, but this is worthy of discussion because this is the nightmare tie scenario that goes the House. Right?
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Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Will we know the Ohio results on election night?
I think we might know Florida.
If OH is really close, you wouldn’t know on election night. But, when Obama won in 08 and 12, he won OH both times and there was a projection for Ohio on election night. If Trump wins OH by like 2 points and they call OH for him on election night, that’s actually really bad for him nationally because he won it by 8 in 2016.
Anonymous wrote:Will we know the Ohio results on election night?
I think we might know Florida.