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« on: May 26, 2021, 10:11:24 AM »

Whitmar 49-47% with the rest going to a libertarian/conservative party. Cotton seems like a bad fit.

Luzerne County, PA, Biden vs Nikki Haley 2024

Haley is a bad fit and candidate, but its still a GOP county now. Haley +10.

Pinellas County, FL

Ron Desantis Vs Kamala Harris.


DeSantis 51-48. Home state bump, and I think DeSantis is a good fit and Harris is a bad fit

Cobb County, GA 2024, Harris vs DeSantis

Harris 58-41. Cobb's only slightly less Dem than Gwinnett, and there's nothing to indicate the Atlanta leftward freight train will reverse in any meaningful way (slow down, maybe, but not reverse). DeSantis could keep her under 60%, but at any rate I don't see Harris doing worse than Ossoff's 2021 runoff performance.

Tarrant County, TX, 2024 - Biden vs. DeSantis.
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