Better chance of voting Republican: Delaware or Connecticut?

[Cyrusman]

While both are difficult flips what would the GOP have a better chance of winning?

[Ferguson97]

Delaware. Slightly lower share of college-educated residents, and it has smaller cities. 

[RussFeingoldWasRobbed]

Delaware has very R favorable demographic trends, and I think the Biden's margin is inflated by his home state advantage

[Xing]

At the presidential level, Delaware by far.

[Cyrusman]

Delaware has very R favorable demographic trends, and I think the Biden's margin is inflated by his home state advantage

Do you think Delaware can be a swing state anytime soon?

[Schiff for Senate]

Delaware has very R favorable demographic trends, and I think the Biden's margin is inflated by his home state advantage

Do you think Delaware can be a swing state anytime soon?

It won't. It might not be quite as liberal as CT, but it's still fairly left-wing. Since it was Biden's homestate in 2020, look at 2016 then - it was Clinton+11. Trends aren't nearly favourable enough to the GOP here (if they are at all) to deliver the state to them or make DE a plausible swing state for the next several decades.

[TDAS04]

Delaware.

[Joe McCarthy Was Right]

Delaware. I recall seeing Sanders beating Trump by just 1% there. The wrong kind of Democrat could flip it. That's probably not the case for Connecticut because it's more socially liberal with some Democrat-trending yacht club Republicans.

[TodayJunior]

Delaware, but neither will realistically flip. Would it be fair to say Montana/Alaska are the mirror images of these two?

[Schiff for Senate]

Delaware, but neither will realistically flip. Would it be fair to say Montana/Alaska are the mirror images of these two?

No. AK's 2020 margin was much smaller than DE's, CT's, or MT's. As for MT, it is way more Democratic downballot than DE and CT are Republican.

[Shaula🏳️‍⚧️]

Connecticut is very heavily educated, suburban and wealthy. It's a state that is more likely to trend democratic than republican.

[MarkD]

Delaware. I recall seeing Sanders beating Trump by just 1% there. The wrong kind of Democrat could flip it. That's probably not the case for Connecticut because it's more socially liberal with some Democrat-trending yacht club Republicans.

^^^^^
This makes the most sense to me.

[All Along The Watchtower]

Connecticut is very heavily educated, suburban and wealthy.

Country club Republicans?