Will McSally and Trump make history in Arizona? (democrat, Republican, liberal)
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Trump will win Arizona that is not even a question. Trump will also win reelection.
No.
It's a big question.
McSallee has a perfect loss record. She has never won a single election so far, although she has run in several.
Phoenix is no longer a Republican stronghold after the 2018 election swept them out of control. Tucson, the second largest metro in Arizona, has never been solidly GOP.
Arizona is no longer the solid red state it once was.
I won't say Trump can't win, but I won't say he will win.
The only way I can envision Trump taking Arizona is getting an endorsement from Mitt Romney. Arizona is about 12 % LDS.
So you are saying that Trump voters are afraid to tell an anonymous pollster they are voting for Trump but they have no problem putting Trump campaign stuff all over their yard?
I hope you're not serious.
There are two groups of trump voters. One is silent until election day and won't answer polls. Neither would I.
There are two groups of trump voters. One is silent until election day and won't answer polls. Neither would I.
Sarcastically serious yes. So humor me. Why won't you answer polls? I don't answer polls because I got rid of my land line 15 years ago. And my cell numbers goes out to as little individuals as possible.
I get the under-counting that was about 1% four years ago because the whole Trump for president was a bit of a novelty. But he is the POTUS now. I don't buy it.
McSallee has a perfect loss record. She has never won a single election so far, although she has run in several.
Phoenix is no longer a Republican stronghold after the 2018 election swept them out of control. Tucson, the second largest metro in Arizona, has never been solidly GOP.
Arizona is no longer the solid red state it once was.
I won't say Trump can't win, but I won't say he will win.
The only way I can envision Trump taking Arizona is getting an endorsement from Mitt Romney. Arizona is about 12 % LDS.
Your almost right She did win one election in 2014 2nd district as a congresswoman oddly she is only the 2nd republican to win that seat generally democrat held.
McSallee has a perfect loss record. She has never won a single election so far, although she has run in several.
Phoenix is no longer a Republican stronghold after the 2018 election swept them out of control. Tucson, the second largest metro in Arizona, has never been solidly GOP.
Arizona is no longer the solid red state it once was.
I won't say Trump can't win, but I won't say he will win.
The only way I can envision Trump taking Arizona is getting an endorsement from Mitt Romney. Arizona is about 12 % LDS.
Yup. I was fully aware of their animosity.
But, for a fact, Romney has such massive influence with others who share his religion that if he was ever to endorse Trump, a lot of his fellow LDS would change their votes and follow Mitt's lead.
Most outsiders don't realize how many Mormons live in all the western states. They are a large minority in both Nevada and Arizona, where some of their families have been living for generations.
As a group, they were never keen on Trump in 2016, and he's done nothing to change that.
Your almost right She did win one election in 2014 2nd district as a congresswoman oddly she is only the 2nd republican to win that seat generally democrat held.
The other 2 times she ran 2012 & 2016 lost both.
McSally won the 2nd district House race in 2016 in addition to 2014. Of course, that was before many suburban voters stopped supporting Republicans for Congress, once Trump was the actual president and not just a candidate.
Sarcastically serious yes. So humor me. Why won't you answer polls? I don't answer polls because I got rid of my land line 15 years ago. And my cell numbers goes out to as little individuals as possible.
I get the under-counting that was about 1% four years ago because the whole Trump for president was a bit of a novelty. But he is the POTUS now. I don't buy it.
You've already been humored. I'm sorry you don't recognize the thing that you request.
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