If the election were held *again* today, would Biden win NC, FL, TX now?

[Middle-aged Europe]

I mean if most voters knew for *certain* that Trump refuses to concede, refuses to transition, refuses Biden access to intelligence briefings, accuses the Democrats of election fraud, and launches numerous frivolous lawsuits to that effect etc., would it be enough to swing the three aforementioned states to Biden?

[Alben Barkley]

NC possibly, and some voters who might have hoped the GOP senate would moderate after Trump and so split their tickets might not do it again.

[Bootes Void]

only NC maybe, but most people should have expected this. It was in plain sight that he would do this

[Amenhotep Bakari-Sellers]

Lol there are no do overs

[Progressive Pessimist]

No difference. I don't see why Trump doing what he was always going to do if he lost would change peoples' votes.

[MABA 2020]

I doubt there would be any difference, Trump is just doing his thing

[Hope For A New Era]

NC might be a slight chance, but no on FL and TX.


Sometimes I wish for do-overs. A do-over of 2016 in late August 2017 (so after Charlottesville, after the Obamacare repeal failures, during the high tension with North Korea) would have been a D landslide, even more of a blue wave than 2018 was. Polarization actually seemed to be going down for most of 2017, but that reversed in spring 2018 when campaigning got going.

[Ferguson97]

I think Dem Senate candidates could increase their margins, but that's about it. I don't see them shifting enough votes to win. They'd give some shift since people wanted a check on Biden since they thought he'd win big, but since (the perception is) that he didn't, some people might be more willing for a Democratic Senate. But not enough to change it, IMO.