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Redban
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« on: June 23, 2021, 09:51:26 AM »

You guys seem to be underestimating demographic changes.  Texas keep inexorably getting closer every cycle.  Cruz barely won last time.  I'd say there's a 50% chance he loses a rematch.

2018 was also really good year, overall, for Democrats. The overall environment at the time helped Beto. The party that controls the White House usually fares poorly in the midterm elections.


Anyways -- 2024 will be an election year for the Presidency. So the results of a Cruz vs Beto matchup would depend on what's going on in the Presidential race.

Overall, I think Cruz still gets a small win.
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« Reply #1 on: June 23, 2021, 11:52:21 AM »

You guys seem to be underestimating demographic changes.  Texas keep inexorably getting closer every cycle.  Cruz barely won last time.  I'd say there's a 50% chance he loses a rematch.

2018 was also really good year, overall, for Democrats. The overall environment at the time helped Beto. The party that controls the White House usually fares poorly in the midterm elections.


Anyways -- 2024 will be an election year for the Presidency. So the results of a Cruz vs Beto matchup would depend on what's going on in the Presidential race.

Overall, I think Cruz still gets a small win.

If there were a presidential/senate split, what result do you think would be more likely? Biden/Cruz or O'Rourke/GOP?

O'Rourke / GOP is more likely then Biden / Cruz

If Biden is able to carry Texas on a presidential level, then the Dems had a good performance. In contrast, I can see the GOP presidential candidate running a little ahead of Cruz, the way Abott ran ahead of Cruz by a lot in 2018
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