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« on: May 08, 2019, 01:53:05 PM »

If every state's trend was literally the exact same as 2016 in the next nine elections, the 50-50 PV map would mathematically be this:



Close Calls:
Kansas: D+ 3.86
North Carolina: R+ 4.4
New Mexico: D+ 4.59

Also, of course, numerous states are over 100% for a party, so take this with a grain of salt.


Don't buy NY, HI, NV, DE, or NJ

I do think South New England trends R

Also UT was just because of McMullin


Also while KS is trending D, it has a strong rural population

NM will literally be the next CA, by then

NC is also trending D

Also lol at VT and ME-01

Also by then I expect minorities to flip MS, SC, and FL


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