Look at the 2020 Electoral Map - Can the GOP flip enough states in 2024 to win the presidency?

In 2024 which battleground states will flip, assuming its Kamala Harris vs Donald Trump?

  • AZ will flip from blue to red

    Votes: 3 75.0%
  • GA will flip from blue to red

    Votes: 3 75.0%
  • MI will flip from blue to red

    Votes: 2 50.0%
  • NV will flip from blue to red

    Votes: 2 50.0%
  • NC will flip from red to blue

    Votes: 2 50.0%
  • PA will flip from blue to red

    Votes: 3 75.0%
  • WI will flip from blue to red

    Votes: 2 50.0%
  • Other state(s) will flip, see my post

    Votes: 1 25.0%

  • Total voters
    4

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Trump lost in 2020 by about 43,000 votes in GA, WI, and AZ.
In 2024 the democrats will most likely run VP Kamala Harris assuming Joe figures out he's just too old.

Assuming that the democrats nominate Kamala, what "battleground states" would flip one way or the other, and why?
The states that are within a margin of error are: AZ, GA, MI, NV, NC, PA, WI
The harder pick is a GOP candidate, for this thread assume its Trump, who still seems to have a huge GOP following.
So assuming its Kamala vs Trump in 2024, do any "battleground" states flip one way or the other?
Assume the economy is okay, but with inflation ticking up and the Fed starts to raise interest rates very slowly

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That's a long time off and a lot of assumptions on your part. If republicans had not gone insane it would not be so difficult to make predictions. I keep getting the feeling that their 2024 nominee will be someone we have not even heard of or considered.
 
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Trump lost in 2020 by about 43,000 votes in GA, WI, and AZ.
In 2024 the democrats will most likely run VP Kamala Harris assuming Joe figures out he's just too old.

Assuming that the democrats nominate Kamala, what "battleground states" would flip one way or the other, and why?
The states that are within a margin of error are: AZ, GA, MI, NV, NC, PA, WI
The harder pick is a GOP candidate, for this thread assume its Trump, who still seems to have a huge GOP following.
So assuming its Kamala vs Trump in 2024, do any "battleground" states flip one way or the other?
Assume the economy is okay, but with inflation ticking up and the Fed starts to raise interest rates very slowly

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There hasn't been an honest election since before daddy Kennedy got his sons brain and blood matter sprayed all over Jackies pretty pink dress
 
Occupying insanity to the hilt was the dems looking the other way whilst their baboon-puppets busted up and looted the very structures of their jurisdiction.
Again. There hasn't been an honest election since Jackie tasted her husbands brain and skull matter.
 
Occupying insanity to the hilt was the dems looking the other way whilst their baboon-puppets busted up and looted the very structures of their jurisdiction.
Again. There hasn't been an honest election since Jackie tasted her husbands brain and skull matter.
Those were the days of Jim Crow. You call that "honest"?
Daddy Kennedy was the best cheater the world ever knew. He caused Jackie to climb on a trunk to retrieve a piece of his sons blown off head all over da place

That pink dress should be aunctioned off for charity

Jim crow were Democrat laws btw
 
If the Republicans do not reorganize and come together to combat the madness as a collective force - then 2024 will be a disaster.
As of right now, the Democrats have a substantial advantage.
They are well organized. Their message is clear, and no matter how absurd or wrong that message might be - we just sit and take it. And allow them to get away with it.
The Republican Party, nationally, is weak and unorganized. No clear leadership whatsoever. No one.
If things don't change soon, the madness that is happening all around us will get a whole lot worse.
 
Occupying insanity to the hilt was the dems looking the other way whilst their baboon-puppets busted up and looted the very structures of their jurisdiction.
Again. There hasn't been an honest election since Jackie tasted her husbands brain and skull matter.
Those were the days of Jim Crow. You call that "honest"?
Daddy Kennedy was the best cheater the world ever knew. He caused Jackie to climb on a trunk to retrieve a piece of his sons blown off head all over da place

That pink dress should be aunctioned off for charity

Jim crow were Democrat laws btw
Scotch for breakfast?
 
Democrats know how to beat Trump

Those swing states already made it clear how they feel about Trump
 
If the Republicans do not reorganize and come together to combat the madness as a collective force - then 2024 will be a disaster.
As of right now, the Democrats have a substantial advantage.
They are well organized. Their message is clear, and no matter how absurd or wrong that message might be - we just sit and take it. And allow them to get away with it.
The Republican Party, nationally, is weak and unorganized. No clear leadership whatsoever. No one.
If things don't change soon, the madness that is happening all around us will get a whole lot worse.
Yes, and the model par excellence to watch out for is Commiefornia.
 
That's a long time off and a lot of assumptions on your part. If republicans had not gone insane it would not be so difficult to make predictions. I keep getting the feeling that their 2024 nominee will be someone we have not even heard of or considered.
I hope you are right. I won't vote for Trump in the primary, but he does have a huge following, and Kamala is the obvious choice for the dems. If its not Kamala they are a bunch of racist misogynists.
 
Trump lost in 2020 by about 43,000 votes in GA, WI, and AZ.
In 2024 the democrats will most likely run VP Kamala Harris assuming Joe figures out he's just too old.

Assuming that the democrats nominate Kamala, what "battleground states" would flip one way or the other, and why?
The states that are within a margin of error are: AZ, GA, MI, NV, NC, PA, WI
The harder pick is a GOP candidate, for this thread assume its Trump, who still seems to have a huge GOP following.
So assuming its Kamala vs Trump in 2024, do any "battleground" states flip one way or the other?
Assume the economy is okay, but with inflation ticking up and the Fed starts to raise interest rates very slowly

Works on the assumption that Kamala would be the nominee in 2024. Nothing really says Biden won't run again. Or he could die, in which case, Kamala would have enough public sympathy to win easily, like every other VP who got the job because the top guy died.

Of course, what gave Trump an advantage in FL, TX, IA and OH was that he was the incumbent. That works in Biden/Harris' favor in 2024.

The biggest advantage the would have is the Reagan Question.

Are you better off than you were four years ago? Given what a completely shit-show 2020 was, the answer to that will almost definitely be yes.
 
Trump lost in 2020 by about 43,000 votes in GA, WI, and AZ.
In 2024 the democrats will most likely run VP Kamala Harris assuming Joe figures out he's just too old.

Assuming that the democrats nominate Kamala, what "battleground states" would flip one way or the other, and why?
The states that are within a margin of error are: AZ, GA, MI, NV, NC, PA, WI
The harder pick is a GOP candidate, for this thread assume its Trump, who still seems to have a huge GOP following.
So assuming its Kamala vs Trump in 2024, do any "battleground" states flip one way or the other?
Assume the economy is okay, but with inflation ticking up and the Fed starts to raise interest rates very slowly

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Dominion
 
In 2024 Trump will win back the states Democrats won through voter fraud.

The sad thing is you actually believe that.

Trump lost by 8 million votes.

The Republican won't be stupid enough to let him hijack hteir party again.
 

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