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I think Michigan is gone. I think the R held Wisconsin Supreme Court stopping the distribution of absentee ballots is going to fire up straggling Dems and some independents. And going back to the original question- if Kristen Sinema can win statewide in Arizona I think Biden will also. If anything Mark Kelly might pull him over the finish line. The current polling on that Senate race is unlike anything I ever thought I would witness in any Mountain state much less Arizona. In Pennsylvania the more people who vote, the better Biden's chances.
The election will be decided in the swing states so Trump still has a shot, mostly via cheating.
Hacking. The Russians are still attempting to hack and manipulate voter registrations. It doesn’t need to be widespread, it’s a few thousand here and a few thousand there. In the swing states of course.
Voter suppression. Just watch, in GOP controlled states they will limit voter access. For example, Miami Dade will have one voter booth open for the entire county. Of course this is an exaggeration but they will throttle voter access in a big way.
Hundreds of thousands of mail-in ballots will be rejected do to legal reason such as missing or mismatched signature. This can tie in the hacking as mentioned above.
He just did a rally with thousands of people there yesterday. Biden was also there recently where he was met by....TRUMP SUPPORTERS.
Why would BOTH candidates be in Michigan at nearly the same time if either side believes it's not competitive?
I missed the news about Trump being in Michigan. Then again, I do recall a thread about some rally there today(?) or yesterday(?) For the past few months, there was not much said about Michigan other than Trump wasn't buying ads there. He needs to add Michigan to the mix to have a path to victory.
Biden would be in Michigan regardless. He doesn't want to make the same mistake as Clinton where she didn't spend much time in Wisconsin and just some in Michigan. She didn't give them enough attention.
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