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« on: November 23, 2020, 02:04:14 PM »

okay so i made a bet with Oldschoolrepublican and I was wrong so heres the post.

First of all on Minnesota, I am genuinely shocked that the riots, iron ore, and the close hillary win there resulted in a biden win quite substantially. Heck Minneapolis voted more left than 16. Wisconsin I tended to trust the RCP polls, and the one thing I have learned is that the polling industry is finished. There was a hidden trump vote unfortunately not the majority. Trump increased his share of the vote by millions and gotten over 72 million votes. He also won Florida and ohio and iowa comfortably and other than the state of michigan and Minnesota the rest of the swing states were very close. Texas is concerning but the republicans I believe under Nikki Haley or Ron Desantis.

The other thing both OSR and I are thrilled over is the house and senate republicans along with state legs. Dems made no gains in state leg control, the senate should remain republican or at the worst case a tie. Stefanik deserves huge kudos for getting so many hispanics and asian women elected. I was right about there being a brown silent majority, as the president made huge gains with latinos especially in florida. CNN exit polls albeit very off this year initially showed 35% of muslims supported pres trump, 31% of jews, 35% amongst asians. These are all very good numbers and while I congratulate OSR on minnesota, I hope we don't give up on the Hockey state as Smith lost by 5 pts and Michelle fasbech flipped a seat.
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« Reply #1 on: November 23, 2020, 02:12:53 PM »

I was right about there being a brown silent majority, as the president made huge gains with latinos especially in florida. CNN exit polls albeit very off this year initially showed 35% of muslims supported pres trump, 31% of jews, 35% amongst asians. These are all very good numbers

I underestimated how much 45 would gain with Latinos, Asians, Jews, and Muslims based on his 2016 campaign. I still believe Asians were marginally more D than Latinos, but the shifts in many heavily Asian areas were equally sobering as the Florida and RGV swings.
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