DeSantis makes a strong pitch to Hispanic voters and suburbs, allowing him to flip NV, AZ and GA. WI was just very close as usual, with just a few thousand votes making the difference while Biden keeps MI and PA.
DeSantis would for sure win >60% in UT; I guess the OP just forgot about that.
I would disagree that DeSantis would surely get >60% in UT. There was not a significant 3rd party vote share in 2020 unlike 2016, and Trump "only" got 58% compared to Biden's 38%. Most of the dissaffected mormon voters in 2016 broke pretty heavily for Trump in 2020 already, and in the SLC area, Dem gains seem to be a bit more stable given that SLC swung left from 2016.
DeSantis very well could get above 60% in UT and the state would prolly swing right a bit, but to assume DeSantis will automatically do 5+ points better than Trump's margin in UT by default is short sighted.
