thread for your very specific predictions about 2024 that, if true, will make you look like a wizard

[Bacon King]

example (not actual prediction): Martin O'Malley will win the Democratic primary after winning a delegate majority on May 7th. He will garner controversy from other Democrats after nominating another straight white man, John Delaney, as his running mate.

[The Mikado]

Joe Biden will run for reelection...but Kamala Harris will challenge him in the primary.

[Хahar 🤔]

Katie Porter will run for Senate and lose to Ro Khanna.

[°Leprechaun]

Biden-Harris beat Pence-Haley on a map which include Biden-Harris winning Texas.

Pence-Haley beat Biden-Harris on a map which include Pence-Haley winning Colorado.

(edit: what do I get as a prize if either of those come true?)

[Former Crackhead Mike Lindell]

Republican Nominee Dan Crenshaw

[Bacon King]

Actual prediction: Democrats will gain 12 seats in the U.S. House for a total of 218, narrowly retaking the chamber thanks to several Republican gerrymanders that prove to be less than effective in the election's unpredicted turnout patterns. Cedric Richmond is afterwards elected first black Speaker.

[Bacon King]

(edit: what do I get as a prize if either of those come true?)

eternal bragging rights!

[7,052,770]

Biden wins reelection comfortably over Trump in a rematch, with a similar map to 2020.

[Dr. MB]

Andrew Yang will run and win at least one state in the primary but inevitably lose the nomination

[Tekken_Guy]

Republican Nominee for U.S. Senate Dan Crenshaw

Fixed it for you.

[Starry Eyed Jagaloon]

Georgia will continue its 2 point leftward swing.

[hurricanehink]

President Harris runs for re-election after President Biden steps down in July 2023, following a GOP takeover of the House, and a mild stroke. Harris chooses Senator Cory Booker as VP, who is replaced by Congressman Donald Norcross. The GOP nominates Senator Tom Cotton, who chooses House Speaker Liz Cheney as VP. Harris narrowly wins re-election, thanks in part to a bipartisan Senate vote to add Puerto Rico as the 51th state, which voted narrowly for the Harris/Booker ticket.

[AGA]

Florida will vote R even though it has a history of being friendly to incumbents.

[dunceDude]

Ted Cruz is the nominee.

[Left Wing]

Paul Ryan will win the Republican nomination

[If my soul was made of stone]

Larry Hogan runs for the GOP nomination, gets tons of hype, craters in the first few primary states and summarily withdraws

[Agonized-Statism]

Vice President Kamala Harris (D-CA) / UN Ambassador Pete Buttigieg (D-IN)
Senator Josh Hawley (R-MO) / Fmr. Governor Nikki Haley (R-SC)

Republican Nominee Dan Crenshaw

Hey, no spoilers, we have a few episodes left till the 2030s Dan Crenshaw dictatorship

[kwabbit]

Double Scott Ticket for the GOP in 2024.

Rick Scott for Pres/ Tim Scott for VP

[The Other Castro]

Two Republican candidates will have a sex scandal with each other.

[TiltsAreUnderrated]

Republican Nominee Dan Crenshaw

Hey, no spoilers, we have a few episodes left till the 2030s Dan Crenshaw dictatorship

He's too thick to pull that off. He would be a puppet at best.

[Illiniwek]

Kamala Harris will be the running mate for another non-Biden nominee.

[Real Texan Politics]

First off I'll probably be disappointed by both parties' nominees.

And here's my way too early party ticket predictions: (president)/(vp)

Republican:
Nikki Haley/Dan Crenshaw

Democratic:
Kamala Harris/Gretchen Whitmer

People's Party:
Nina Turner/Cornel West

[Horatii]

Biden won’t make it past one year as president until he “passes the baton” to Kamala. Pence won’t be the nominee. Trump will run again and win the nomination easily (I see nobody who’d excite people more).

[LAKISYLVANIA]

Trump wins the general in a rematch, flipping NM, NV, PA and WI while losing AZ, GA and MI

[Buzz]

Donald Trump wins a second term.