What would a Ron Desantis vs Hillary Clinton map look like?

[Cyrusman]

In a rare turn of events where neither Biden or Trump runs and Hillary decides to run again and gets the nomination; how would you see this race going?

[Liberalrocks]

Wisconsin is proably out of reach for Clinton but she wouldnt ignore it this time. PA is proably very tight as are Arizona and Georgia.

[MT Treasurer]

Give or take NM, but no reason to believe this would be particularly close:

[Amenhotep Bakari-Sellers]

Hillary cost D's 3 judges on SCOTUS she won't be the Nominee

[David Hume]

Give or take NM, but no reason to believe this would be particularly close:

Not sure if DeSantis comes closer to win MN or NM. Without Green or other leftwing parties on ballot, NM may be easier.

[SnowLabrador]

It wouldn't be pretty for Democrats, that's for sure.

[Calthrina950]

Give or take NM, but no reason to believe this would be particularly close:

This. DeSantis would almost certainly win the popular vote, probably by mid-single digits, and I wouldn't be surprised if we saw a substantial third-party vote eating into the Democratic vote share as well, as in 2016.

[Amenhotep Bakari-Sellers]

Again Hillary won't be the Nominee in 2024

[Inmate Trump]

Hillary cost D's 3 judges on SCOTUS she won't be the Nominee

Hillary was the American people's choice.  Never forget that.


But I do agree that she won't be the nominee.  She won't run.  These rumors are nothing more than right wing hard-on's for her, that they've had for decades.

[HagridOfTheDeep]

Hillary cost D's 3 judges on SCOTUS she won't be the Nominee

Hillary was the American people's choice.  Never forget that.


But I do agree that she won't be the nominee.  She won't run.  These rumors are nothing more than right wing hard-on's for her, that they've had for decades.

Also want to chime in and say that it used to be very popular to blame the loss on Hillary, but Biden’s extremely narrow win vindicated her to some degree. She was up against Democratic malaise and a country that largely believed it was impossible for Trump to win. Biden had none of that, and also had the advantage of mail-in voting being so damn easy.

Blame the American people for screwing up 2016, because the choice should have been really clear.

[RINO Tom]

Hillary cost D's 3 judges on SCOTUS she won't be the Nominee

Hillary was the American people's choice.  Never forget that.


But I do agree that she won't be the nominee.  She won't run.  These rumors are nothing more than right wing hard-on's for her, that they've had for decades.

Also want to chime in and say that it used to be very popular to blame the loss on Hillary, but Biden’s extremely narrow win vindicated her to some degree. She was up against Democratic malaise and a country that largely believed it was impossible for Trump to win. Biden had none of that, and also had the advantage of mail-in voting being so damn easy.

Blame the American people for screwing up 2016, because the choice should have been really clear.

The American people are quite literally never to blame for your candidate failing to convince them that he or she is the best option.  That's the whole point of elections...?  To suggest otherwise discredits any Democratic victories, as well.

[CookieDamage]

Give or take NM, but no reason to believe this would be particularly close:

Yeah you've become a total hack.

[deluxedriver]

2016 + republicans winning NV, NH and maybe NM, CO, VI and MN depending on VP's and debates.

[Amenhotep Bakari-Sellers]

2016 + republicans winning NV, NH and maybe NM, CO, VI and MN depending on VP's and debates.

Lol he is losing to Biden, Rs are never gonna win NM and D's arent gonna win TX

[Amenhotep Bakari-Sellers]

Give or take NM, but no reason to believe this would be particularly close:

Yeah you've become a total hack.

Look at his user prediction he has NM going R too

[Hammy]

2016 + republicans winning NV, NH and maybe NM, CO, VI and MN depending on VP's and debates.

None of these are going Republican without a third party, especially since the Virgin Islands don't vote in presidential elections.

[Calthrina950]

Give or take NM, but no reason to believe this would be particularly close:

Yeah you've become a total hack.

Do you think Clinton would defeat DeSantis? Or that it would be as close as 2016, with her winning the popular vote?

[Person Man]

Give or take NM, but no reason to believe this would be particularly close:

Yeah you've become a total hack.

Do you think Clinton would defeat DeSantis? Or that it would be as close as 2016, with her winning the popular vote?

He's right. Hilary is unpopular and I think the election goes the way it would of gone in 2016 if someone else ran besides Trump. The only difference would be that in 2016 against Rubio or even Cruz, she probably would lose Virginia, Colorado, and Nevada while hanging on in PA, MI, WI. If it wasn't for Trump, Hilary was shaping up to be John Kerry 2.0 in 2016 but yeah, in 2024, she would probably lose NV, NM, NH, ME, and maybe MN, too.

[Grassroots]

Give or take NM, but no reason to believe this would be particularly close:

This.

[Unelectable Bystander]

Hillary cost D's 3 judges on SCOTUS she won't be the Nominee

Hillary was the American people's choice.  Never forget that.


But I do agree that she won't be the nominee.  She won't run.  These rumors are nothing more than right wing hard-on's for her, that they've had for decades.

Also want to chime in and say that it used to be very popular to blame the loss on Hillary, but Biden’s extremely narrow win vindicated her to some degree. She was up against Democratic malaise and a country that largely believed it was impossible for Trump to win. Biden had none of that, and also had the advantage of mail-in voting being so damn easy.

Blame the American people for screwing up 2016, because the choice should have been really clear.

Ah yes it’s always the fault of the voters when they don’t choose democrats, how could we have forgotten?

[HagridOfTheDeep]

Hillary cost D's 3 judges on SCOTUS she won't be the Nominee

Hillary was the American people's choice.  Never forget that.


But I do agree that she won't be the nominee.  She won't run.  These rumors are nothing more than right wing hard-on's for her, that they've had for decades.

Also want to chime in and say that it used to be very popular to blame the loss on Hillary, but Biden’s extremely narrow win vindicated her to some degree. She was up against Democratic malaise and a country that largely believed it was impossible for Trump to win. Biden had none of that, and also had the advantage of mail-in voting being so damn easy.

Blame the American people for screwing up 2016, because the choice should have been really clear.

The American people are quite literally never to blame for your candidate failing to convince them that he or she is the best option.  That's the whole point of elections...?  To suggest otherwise discredits any Democratic victories, as well.

You mean you make the correct decisions all the time about literally everything in your day-to-day life? People make bad decisions every day! I’m not going to hold up an election as being any different. The American people literally chose this guy:

https://twitter.com/maggienyt/status/1492986992086466561?s=21

So they got it wrong. I’m prepared to call a spade a spade. You can say my position discredits Democratic victories, but I prefer to look at it as discrediting the country as a whole… and that seems about right. It’s happening here too, so please don’t think I have a particular disdain for America.

Cheers!

[Chips]