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Question: I fully understand it is not likely or probable, but is it insane to concede that, while Virginia and Colorado continue to swing firmly Democratic, the 224 Republican nominee is able to do well enough in the suburbs to flip Georgia, Nebraska, NE-02, and t
#1
Yes, it is possible in 2024, but don't hold your breath.
 
#2
No, It is NOT possible in 2024
 
#3
Only if the nominee is...________________ [FILL IN BLANK]
 
#4
It is 2004 all over again, Virginia, New Mexico, and Colorado would flip before Oregon.
 
#5
New Mexico will flip before Oregon
 
#6
Minnesota will flip before any of the "tilt blue" states in this map
 
#7
New Mexico will flip before any of the "tilt blue" states in this map
 
#8
Colorado will flip before any of the "tilt blue" states in this map
 
#9
Virginia will flip before any of the "tilt blue" states in this map
 
#10
In your dreams; there is a better chance of Dem'24 flipping WV than this insanity
 
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« on: June 05, 2021, 03:44:12 PM »


That would be more likely - though I'm curious to know which Republican could carry Minnesota (which eluded even Trump and Reagan), New Mexico (a Democratic state at this point) or Maine (still a blue state despite ME-02's waywardness). Although Maine could flip if Collins is the nominee (a big if). New Hampshire is the only one that may occur, assuming the nominee is someone with home-grown appeal, like Gov. Chris Sununu. I think only Sununu and maybe some other New England Republican (Collins, Scott, Baker) could flip New Hampshire.
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