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« on: January 19, 2022, 03:51:04 PM »

I think if Biden rallies his base, but remains unpopular, he gets 48% of the vote. That's generally where weak D's have ended up at, right? I don't think Trump gets 10%, but he might get 6% and a Libertarian might get 1%. That would leave DeSantis with 45%. It would basically be 2016, but with a spoiler exclusively on the Right.

It would still be close. My guess? DeSantis wins Pennsylvania, Nevada, and Wisconsin, but still loses Georgia and Arizona.  I think Biden wins by winning North Carolina because I don't think DeSantis will do particularly well with black voters though he probably maintains Trump's coalition in other areas.

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« Reply #1 on: January 28, 2022, 02:49:30 PM »

This is mostly just a liberal wet dream scenario that exaggerates how loyal the R base is to Trump to portray them as a mindless cult. If they’re not "loyal" enough to him to actually nominate him in a primary, he’s not getting "upwards of 20-25%" (or even close to 10%, for that matter) in a GE. Even getting 3% could be significant, however, so it would certainly help Biden, but not nearly to the extent that some Democrats here think.

I would say about 6%, or at least enough to give Biden a fair chance with only 48% of the vote.
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