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Originally Posted by ottomobeale
1) Go to 270 to win. (270towin.com)
2) Color in the states as you see them.
3) Use the snip tool to take a pic of your map.
4) Insert it here. (Use the attachment paperclip icon. My map is only 60K so yours should be around that)
Mine
I'm with the OP on the most likely outcome. AZ is likely to follow CO in becoming reliably blue but upper Midwest other than MN is becoming red. There will be a lot of very close elections in states like NC, GA, FL. I think they narrowly revote for Trump as in 2016.
I'm with the OP on the most likely outcome. AZ is likely to follow CO in becoming reliably blue but upper Midwest other than MN is becoming red. There will be a lot of very close elections in states like NC, GA, FL. I think they narrowly revote for Trump as in 2016.
Arizona is not turning blue with Biden's laughable Latino numbers.
I'm with the OP on the most likely outcome. AZ is likely to follow CO in becoming reliably blue but upper Midwest other than MN is becoming red. There will be a lot of very close elections in states like NC, GA, FL. I think they narrowly revote for Trump as in 2016.
Have you watched some of the special elections etc in Minnesota? Plus with this rioting mess I think its gonna Minnesota going red in 2020.
The Upshot’s elections model suggests that Hillary Clinton is favored to win the presidency, based on the latest state and national polls.
Mrs. Clinton’s chance of losing is about the same as the probability that an N.F.L. kicker misses a 37-yard field goal.
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