mileslunn
Junior Chimp
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« on: November 13, 2018, 03:54:48 PM » |
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Way too early to make predictions, but if the midterm results were to play out nationally, Democrats would flip Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin. Iowa and Arizona would be nail biters while not enough information say how North Carolina would go. Ohio would stay GOP, while Florida and Georgia would be narrow GOP wins. At this point I see the following.
Solid GOP
Alaska Idaho Utah Montana Wyoming North Dakota South Dakota Nebraska (4 of 5) Kansas Oklahoma Missouri Arkansas Louisiana Indiana Kentucky Tennessee Mississippi Alabama West Virginia South Carolina
Solid Democrat
Washington Oregon California Hawaii New Mexico Illinois Maine (1 of 4) Vermont Massachusetts Rhode Island Connecticut New York New Jersey Maryland Delaware DC
Swing see comments beside each
Clinton swing
Nevada - Toss up
Colorado - Lean D, Democrats must win this while Trump can win without winnning here
Minnesota - Toss up
Maine (statewide) - Toss up, slight edge for Democrats
New Hampshire - Toss up
Virginia - Lean D, Democrats must win here, while Trump can win without it.
Trump Swing states
Arizona - Toss up, depends heavily on turnout
Nebraska 2 - Toss up
Texas - Likely R, slight chance of Democrat pick up but only if a wave election similar to 2008.
Iowa - Toss up but slight R lean, can see Democrats winning without Iowa, cannot see GOP winning without it.
Wisconsin - Toss up, of the three Blue Wall states Clinton lost, this is probably the one most likely to stay GOP, but still good chance of flipping.
Michigan - Toss up - Democrats must pick this up to win, GOP can still win without it, but narrows the path.
Ohio - Lean R, An asset for Democrats to win but can without it, GOP must win here as no path for them without Ohio.
Maine 2 - Toss up, slight R lean, but with a high number of on the fence voters could go either way.
Pennsylvania - Toss up - If the Democrats flip any states, this will likely be the first. GOP can win without Pennsylvania although narrows path, Democrats must win here.
North Carolina - Toss up - Both can win without North Carolina but GOP has a much tougher path without it than Democrats do.
Georgia - Lean R - Democrats don't need to win here, just a bonus whereas GOP must win here to win nationally.
Florida - Toss up - highly likely it votes for the winner. Both parties have paths without Florida but pretty much have to run the table in all other swing states meaning 90% chance it backs the winner.
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