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Are there sufficient missing or “flipped” voters that Democrats can win back in places they were once competitive in 10-20 years ago (Florida, Ohio, Missouri, and to a lesser extent Indiana, West Virginia, and Montana) for it to make a difference? Should
#1 Yes. There are many of them and Democrats need to win them back. |
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#2 Probably not. I am sure that if the Democrats tried real hard, they could but they would start losing in places in recently competitive areas and they would be even more limited on what they could do if they won. It’s not worth it. Voters in NC,TX,AK, and |
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#3 No. The country has become too integrated and diverse for Democrats to win enough “Ancestral Democrats”. |
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#4 Hell No. These voters are either dead, stopped voting, or simply don’t care about their inductive self-interest anymore. |
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#5 Hell yes! Democrats don’t have enough votes between corralling the Krysten Sinemas and brown and black Gene Taylors of the world. They either find new voters (without losing too many of these) or they need to give another party left of the GOP a chance. |
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| Total Voters: 6 |
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