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« on: May 28, 2020, 05:19:53 PM » |
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Arizona seems to be Biden’s to lose for now. If he loses the state outright, he’s lost the election by that point probably.
Georgia goes for Biden in a solid win for him at this point. It’s basically the fastest trending D state in the country.
Texas seems more of a long shot. It’s possible it flips if this is any larger of a landslide than 2008. In a situation where GA narrowly flips, TX is probably a close loss for Biden.
Also why is 2020 guaranteed to be the a worse Democratic year than 2018 given the economy? FWIW I’m not married to it being a landslide but given the circumstances, there’s a distinct possibility.
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