What is currently your most unpopular opinion about the 2024 election?

[EJ24]

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[emcee0]

At several points before the November 3rd, I was questioning if there would even be an election in 2024 if the outcome had gone a different way. January 6th gave us a close call. I think that fear is less worrisome now, however it is a warning that democracy is fragile!

[Oregon Eagle Politics]

OH/IA are not destined to swing R, neither are PA, WI, MI.

GA/AZ will vote to the right of MI, and within 1 point of PA.

"Trends" are objective, and it is unknown how many trends are real, and how many others are because of Trump.

[ProgressiveModerate]

I think the rust belt votes dramatically different than how it did in 2020, whether that be a Republican sweep of the big 3 or Democrats easily winning all 3 + making OH and IA competative again.

[brucejoel99]

Currently, probably that Biden will actually run for re-election to a 2nd term.

[AGA]

Cruz is the GOP frontrunner.

[Amenhotep Bakari-Sellers]

I think the rust belt votes dramatically different than how it did in 2020, whether that be a Republican sweep of the big 3 or Democrats easily winning all 3 + making OH and IA competative again.

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IA doesn't have a Senate race, but OH can split Prez and Senate just like it did in 2018/ that's why I am predicting a Tim Ryan win and DeWibe win just like it happened in 2018

[TML]

Biden should be primaried from the left. If the end result is either the primary challenger winning or Biden adopting some more left-leaning positions to win the primary, this will boost Democrats’ chances of winning.

[brucejoel99]

Biden should be primaried from the left. If the end result is either the primary challenger winning or Biden adopting some more left-leaning positions to win the primary, this will boost Democrats’ chances of winning.

Not only has a credible primary against an incumbent never worked out for the incumbent party (& not only has Biden been President for 4 weeks so, y'know, nice chance-giving abilities you've got there), but big-name progressives (especially Bernie) & progressive groups have supported en-masse the bulk of his policy agenda, significant chunks of which are probably even farther to the left than what he campaigned on in the last primary. Short of literally just undergoing a Face/Off-style switch with Bernie, what more could he possibly be doing to let the left know that he listens to them because he values their input, that he's heard them, & that he's extended a sh*tton of both policy & personnel-related olive branches to them as a result?

[Amenhotep Bakari-Sellers]

There is unpopular opinion that states can't split there votes between Gov, Sen and Prez, everything must lime up exactly. Lol, MT Sen 2012, OH Senate 2018, Tester and Brown won when Dems lost the Gov and Prez Election and won Senate.

[Amenhotep Bakari-Sellers]

Biden should be primaried from the left. If the end result is either the primary challenger winning or Biden adopting some more left-leaning positions to win the primary, this will boost Democrats’ chances of winning.

Biden is the only one that can generate the WC vote away from Rs yeah we lost wave insurance seats, but that was before the Insurrectionists

He gained WOW, WI, Kent, MI and Erie, PA

[SnowLabrador]

That Trump will win.

[Pink Panther]

I predict it will be Biden/Trump 2, but Trump will be in somehow worse mental and physical shape than Biden. He is infamous for his lifestyle, and what happened in the last few months I believe has destroyed a lot of his psyche.

[Senator-elect Spark]

Harris will lose to Trump

[Amenhotep Bakari-Sellers]

Harris will lose to Trump

As of now Biden is our nominee not Harris

[Grumpier Than Thou]

That Biden will resign immediately after the midterms.

[TomC]

That Nikki Haley will be the GOP nominee.

[Amenhotep Bakari-Sellers]

That Biden will resign immediately after the midterms.

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Biden isn't resigning he has a 56% approvals and we must win 2022 midterms

[EastwoodS]

That Nikki Haley will be the GOP nominee.

Hell tf no.

[Bickle]

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Biden runs again, wins, and completes his full 8 years.

[Coldstream]

That Nikki Haley is underrated as a candidate, but Cruz wins the nomination.

[Senator Incitatus]

It should be cancelled.

[Liberalrocks]

Biden runs again and wins a second term by a significantly larger margin over 2020, completing his second term VERY popular.

[VAR]

America deserves this matchup:

[Not Me, Us]

Biden should be primaried from the left. If the end result is either the primary challenger winning or Biden adopting some more left-leaning positions to win the primary, this will boost Democrats’ chances of winning.

What other policy initiatives do you want Biden to undertake. From my perspective, Biden has been way more progressive than I thought he'd be. He's obviously not Bernie, but he was never going to be. Primarying him is just going to weaken him and help the Republican.