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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region Forums50 days out - what do you believe will be the popular vote win margin
For historical purposes, the winning difference is listed below:
2000 Gore 500k
2004 Bush 3 Million
2008 Obama 9.5 Million
2012 Obama 5 Million
2016 Clinton 3 Million
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tRump wins popular vote | |
0 (0%) |
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Biden wins by less than 1 million | |
0 (0%) |
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Biden wins by 1 to 3 million | |
0 (0%) |
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Biden wins by 3 to 5 million | |
2 (13%) |
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Biden wins by 5 to 7.5 million | |
6 (40%) |
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Biden wins by 7.5 million to 10 million | |
3 (20%) |
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Biden wins by over 10 million | |
4 (27%) |
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rufus dog
(8,419 posts)Biden will exceed Obama's 2008 vote total and tRump will lose about 1 million votes due to switches to Biden AND some republicans sitting this election out. This will end up with him winning the popular vote by over 10 million with huge numbers run up on the West Coast and NE States.
Laelth
(32,017 posts)Trump got 62 million votes last time. I think he drops to 58 million. Hillary got nearly 65 million in 2016. I think Biden gets 68 million and wins.
-Laelth
rufus dog
(8,419 posts)I hope you are right on The Shitstain dropping that many voters, (basically losing 6% of his vote) but I like the way you think.
My guess is 1 million drop with Biden/Harris adding a million to Obama/Biden 2008 record vote total.
I suppose the Suburban voter flip to Biden counts as a double gain.
qazplm135
(7,447 posts)Somewhere in that range would be my guess.
sarcasmo
(23,968 posts)sarisataka
(18,621 posts)likewise I am not as confident of an Electoral win.
I expect it will be closer than 2016 but may fall short of 270. Everyone needs to vote so no state slips away
roamer65
(36,745 posts)On the popular vote.
The EC? Who the fuck knows...