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

[Trump-$1800. Biden-$0.]

In the grand scheme of things, the 1/6 Capital riot won't affect much of anything.

Biden will choose to serve one term even if he's healthy enough to run again (which I don't think is that likely).  Kamala won't face any serious competition for the nominee.

Biden will have a much shorter honeymoon then Obama had in 2009 and his approvals will stabilize to a range of 48-52.  Hell a couple outlier polls already had him in that range.

[America Needs Jesus Christ]

That most of the suburban trends were more a rejection of Trump than of the GOP as a whole.  As such, most suburbs will swing and trend Republican in 2024.  I don't think it will be back to 2012 margins, but maybe something like 2016 margins in most suburbs.

[MR. KAYNE WEST]

That DeSantis won't be Prez, he is incredibly weak with AA in MI, Trump and DeSantis praises Rush limbaugh but says nothing about Covid victims.

Trump keeps talking about the good Economy and how he won the Election, both of them won't win AA since the Recession has taken a toll on us.  DeSantis is overrated and should Crist run for Gov, which Trump only won the state by 300K votes not 3M it will be competetive once QU comes out with polling

I am cautiously optimistic about Val Deming's chances against Rubio

With the Economy coming out of Recession OH will get competetive, Cranley a Dayton 46 Mayor is gonna run for Gov against Titan DeWine and it will help Tim Ryan out too🌊🌊🌊 wave insurance

Once we are in a Robust Recovery and Biden is already at 56 approvals these state races will come around

This is an unpopular opinion thread, and the Recession hasn't ended yet but will be by 2022

[Pollster]

Biden will be the Democratic nominee.

Trump will clear most of the field in the Republican primary, but whoever stays in to challenge him will do better than most people expect.

Never Trumpers will run a well-funded independent candidate, and this board will tear itself apart with hot takes about whether the independent hurts Trump or Biden more.

[boltzy_]

People are far too confident in the Democrat's ability to win the election and hold on to the Rust Belt.

[MR. KAYNE WEST]

D's on Atlas have become naysayers about defeating DeSantis, before 2020 Election when Trump only won FL by 300K not 3M all Ds were talking about was defeating DeSantis.

DeSantia can lose even DeWine in a blue Tsuami, anyone can lose

Biden is 56 approvals not 40 Percent Trump

[brucejoel99]

Biden will be the Democratic nominee.

Trump will clear most of the field in the Republican primary, but whoever stays in to challenge him will do better than most people expect.

Never Trumpers will run a well-funded independent candidate, and this board will tear itself apart with hot takes about whether the independent hurts Trump or Biden more.

What's your hot take on this matter?

[MR. KAYNE WEST]

Yeah as I said before AA don't like DeSantis and he did poorly with Gillian, that's why Van Deming's will run for Senate and C Crist will run for Gov.

Together, they will maximize turnout in FL.


It's a bold prediction, D's must think outside the box, this is our last opportunity to gain seats 2024 Senate map is a status quo Election

D's before last year Election wanted DeSantis defeated, all we get is how great DeSamtis is, if he was so great why did Trump win FL by 300 K vote not 3M which is within the.margin of error.

Same with OH and NC Senate, D's must expand the map.

If we only concentrate only on WI and PA, the margin of error is too small and all Rs have to do is win GA, AZ and NH to flip Senate back R

[Motorcity]

Texas will be a true toss up in Texas. And winnable for Democrats if they put effort