Most populous county to vote Republican

[Spectator]

Probably Suffolk again.

[Spectator]

Probably Suffolk again.

How hard is it for Biden to flip 300 votes?

New York’s suburbs/exurbs seem to be much more receptive to Trumpism politics than most other metro areas. I think Trump will lose ground in most places outside of Florida, New York, Iowa, and a few other non-competitive states.

And for the comment that said Riverside—Riverside has been much more Democratic in presidential years than in gubernatorial years. It even voted for Cox in 2018! I don’t think anything can be read into the results last year from Southern California other than typical sh**tty Dem turnout in gubernatorial years.

[Spectator]

Probably Suffolk again.

How hard is it for Biden to flip 300 votes?

New York’s suburbs/exurbs seem to be much more receptive to Trumpism politics than most other metro areas. I think Trump will lose ground in most places outside of Florida, New York, Iowa, and a few other non-competitive states.

And for the comment that said Riverside—Riverside has been much more Democratic in presidential years than in gubernatorial years. It even voted for Cox in 2018! I don’t think anything can be read into the results last year from Southern California other than typical sh**tty Dem turnout in gubernatorial years.

Except that it was Trump who only won it by 300 votes. I think DeSantis would do better than Trump in those suburbs.

Okay, you are entitled to entertain hypotheticals like DeSantis being the nominee. I’m not going to engage in that fairy tale line of thinking. Trump will be the nominee unless he dies.