More likely to flip: Indiana or Virginia?

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Honestly can't tell. VA's not going anywhere with Trump at the helm. Then again, Indiana's almost as titanium R as in 2004...

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I don't think Trump will do as well in Indiana in 2020, since Indiana tends to be tough on incumbents, but I have a very hard time seeing Indiana even come close to flipping. He'd have to lose an insane amount of support. So I'd say Virginia, even though it's hard to imagine him winning it.

-Indiana was one of the few states in the country that trended toward Bush in 04, so I wouldn't call it anti-incumbent per se.

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Indiana. Someone like Cory Booker or Sherrod Brown could win the state.

"Someone like Cory Booker or Sherrod Brown"? What does that even mean?

-"A Senator to the right of Sanders, but to the left of HRC."
http://voteview.com/SENATE_SORT113.HTM