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Which is exactly why Ohio goes to Trump, btw. People are ready to run DeWine out on a rail for being a RINO. And while both NM and CO went to Hillary, it was close in both states. Biden doesn’t have half the draw of Hillary, he never did.
You both got Minnesota wrong, we'll swing because of someone, somewhere did something.
But damn, Cali gets a lofty 55. And our troubles started in 2016?
Most people believe the Electoral College weighs ballots in states with large populations much less than those in small states. For example, as the Washington Post noted shortly after the election, Wyoming has three electoral votes and a population of 586,107, while California has 55 electoral votes and 39,144,818 residents. Distributing the electoral vote evenly among each state’s residents suggests that individual votes from Wyoming carry 3.6 times more influence, or weight, than those from California.
originally posted by: Southern Guardian
Hi guys, thought I'd bring in a little fun into the 2020 debate here. I recall we did a thread as far back as 2012 in relation to predictions of electoral college wins for the presidency? I quite enjoyed it and was surprised we're not doing it again? So yes! I thought I'd get predictions from other ATSers!
My Electoral College prediction below for 2020 - Biden wins
I'm not expecting people to rationalize or explain away their predictions but it would certainly be great! For me, I believe Biden will flip Michigan, Wisconsin and Pennsylvania back into the blue column. I base this on the fact that while Trump won these states in 2016, it was only by a total of 80,000 odd votes I believe, altogether? And that his win there would require a bump in his approval leading up to now. What I'm seeing now are averages of 5+ in the polls for Biden, and less enthusiasm in those states overall.
Arizona and Ohio into blue as well. I can't believe I'm saying this but Arizona has changed so much in the last 3 years, political wise. All trends point to a lean to blue, and it's been consistently above 0. Ohio is usually a deciding factor and has a history of following the winner.
Trump will keep Florida red given his close ties and relations in that State, with gov DeSantis, his business presence there. It's essentially his new homestate and he typically polls better there. He'll also keep NC. NC's done a 180 since 2008 when they went for Obama. They seem to be turning solidly red.
Texas and Georgia still have a long while before even becoming toss ups. These will remain solid red.
Looking forward to seeing what others have in mind. Likewise things can change quickly over the next month.
originally posted by: Southern Guardian
a reply to: Trueman
So they perfectly know the Electoral College will keep Trump. Not rocket science.
So the prediction is a landslide for Trump? Fair enough.
Doesn't really mean much if y'all go in the boothe with your head down and pull that Biden lever.