2020 election if you only knew Ohio's presidential result

[Chips]

If you were told that Trump would win OH by 8.03%, How would you have guessed the election went.

I'd say 2016 map+NV and NH.

[ProgressiveModerate]

I would’ve just said yikes, though if I could see county by county, the SW trends would give me hope that other urban metros and suburban areas would save Ds

[Roll Roons]

I would not be optimistic for Biden. Since Ohio results came in relatively early, I remember Cohn saying that the rightward swing in Trumbull was a potentially bad sign for his prospects in Pennsylvania. But for whatever reason, the shift (thankfully) didn't really cross the state line. I'm still not sure why.

[It's Time.]

Biden is f*****, maybe MI flips.

[Mr.Bakari-Sellers]

OH was competetive, the only reason why it went 9 pts, just like FL, there wasn't any Senate race

If Rs think they are gonna not have to spend much money in 2022 and 2024, Ryan and Brown will be Senators.

This isn't 2016 anymore when Portman won by 20 pts, he also was supportive like Sandoval on SSM

[bagelman]

With Mahoning and Lorain flipping, it's not looking good for our country.

[Mr.Bakari-Sellers]

With Mahoning and Lorain flipping, it's not looking good for our country.

Mahoning County isn't gonna stay R forever

[Alben Barkley]

I would not be optimistic for Biden. Since Ohio results came in relatively early, I remember Cohn saying that the rightward swing in Trumbull was a potentially bad sign for his prospects in Pennsylvania. But for whatever reason, the shift (thankfully) didn't really cross the state line. I'm still not sure why.

SCRANTON JOE!

Seriously, Biden’s PA roots and long history as the state’s “third senator” in DE almost assuredly helped him buck trends there, and MD as well for that matter.