- Trump would be impeached and Sen. Mitt Romney would vote to convict him, though he is ultimately acquitted
- Trump would win Zapata County, TX
- The Democrat would receive nearly 1.5 million more ballots than Hillary Clinton out of TX
- The Democrat would get a higher share of the vote in GA than WI
- It took several days for the network to call the election, and senate control is still not known in December
- Miami - Dade County would be within single digits
- The would Democrat wins over 55% of the vote in Colorado
- There's a 6% gap between how PA and MN vote
- Trump gets over 73,000,000 votes
- Ultimately, 5 states and 1 district change how they voted from 2016
- By and large both sides were unhappy with the results of the election
Who would win and what would be the map?
-Impeachment doesn't necessarily tell us anything by itself.
-This is interesting. This would've likely told me that Trump had increased his Hispanic support enough to not only hold AZ but also flip NV.
-I would've assumed this to be a very high turnout election.
-Interesting. That effectively means that GA is blue if the entire Rust Belt is also blue but is red if two of the Rust Belt states stay red.
-Florida 2000 on steroids baby!
-Florida is definitely staying red and if it spills over into other parts of the Hispanic community, it would reaffirm my picks of Trump winning both AZ and NV.
-Looks like the Democrat was able to appeal to college educated suburbanites which possibly could've given away that GA is going blue.
-This also does a decent job at giving away Democrats winning in NE02.
-Definitely a very high turnout. Over 60% for sure.
-The details left out earlier would've left me guessing a 289-249 Dem win with WI, MI, PA, NE02 and in a big upset, GA going blue while NV turns to Trump.
-Wouldn't have surprised me. I can imagine both sides wouldn't have been thrilled about a very close election that dragged on.
