36-2 in the state that will decide this election? Is Trump trying to lose?
Once again, a deficit of field offices for the GOP isn't *necessarily * a bad thing for the GOP candidate.
Offices aren't a commodity, for a weird analogy. They aren't equal and identical in function. You can't just compare their number 1:1 and assume that each candidate is getting the same amount of benefit out of them.
That's true, and a difference on the order of 36-20 probably wouldn't be significant. But 36-2 in a key state?
