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Spectator
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« on: April 28, 2023, 06:19:06 AM »

Compared to polling now? I think Biden beats Trump and that it won’t be very close and that he’ll win by a wider margin than in 2020.

Trump hatred runs much stronger than any Biden hatred, as the last two cycles have shown. Even if people are lukewarm on Biden, he really hasn’t proved to be the focal point of any election. It’s all about Trump.
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« Reply #1 on: April 30, 2023, 07:46:59 AM »
« Edited: April 30, 2023, 07:57:23 AM by Spectator »

If polling now holds then Biden will be favored. He gets at least 50% of the vote, I predict, unless there's a huge third party candidate that appeals to liberals and leftwingers (this will not be RFK Jr.).
If the current polling holds then Trump wins, given that anything less than a 3% PV Biden wins is a Trump win.
Again, Biden is basically tied in current polling.
It would be funny if the reverse happens(D Electoral college, R popular vote) just to see Republican reactions

With Florida becoming a Republican mega state and NY and CA showing signs of Biden 2020 being the Dem peak, I don’t think its out of the question that scenario could happen in a future close election. Georgia and Arizona look to be on their way to voting to the left of the country before long.

The more conservative retirees that move to Florida from swing states in the rust belt, the likelier it becomes. Florida has basically marketed itself for this to happen.
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