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New South Carolina Poll (Morning Consult, B/C): Biden -7, Harrison +2 (Original Post) brooklynite Oct 2020 OP
If trump only wins South Carolina by 6 Jamesyu Oct 2020 #1
So people will split tickets and vote BootinUp Oct 2020 #5
It's an anti Graham vote from their View JI7 Oct 2020 #15
except Arizona,is a real outlier, Kelly is not only ahead by 4 and Trump is not ahead. sunonmars Oct 2020 #2
I was wondering what happened to Kelly..nt helpisontheway Oct 2020 #3
If we get Pennsylvania, Michigan, and Wisconsin, I think it is over for trump still_one Oct 2020 #4
And Florida! BComplex Oct 2020 #6
We wouldn't need Florida in that case. However, if we get Florida in the early returns, trump is still_one Oct 2020 #7
We need Florida Cosmocat Oct 2020 #10
I am saying we can win without it. Specifically if we get Pennsylvania, Michigan and Wisconsin still_one Oct 2020 #11
Biden can win without FL. mercuryblues Oct 2020 #14
multiple ways (including nightmare of nightmares 269-269 ties) we can win those yet lose Celerity Oct 2020 #12
I believe the odds favor us in Minnesota Celerity still_one Oct 2020 #13
oh, yes the odds favour us in all 6, that is why they are almost always listed blue Celerity Oct 2020 #17
Nv better not go red dustyscamp Oct 2020 #18
this is (obviously) assuming a lot, but if we win WI, MI, PA and Trump flips NV and MN, then the Celerity Oct 2020 #19
Were still going to win MFM008 Oct 2020 #8
There are very good numbers where it really matters. honest.abe Oct 2020 #9
I'm having a hard time imagining the mindset of a voter who votes for both Harrison and Trump Silent3 Oct 2020 #16

BComplex

(8,064 posts)
6. And Florida!
Thu Oct 22, 2020, 08:34 AM
Oct 2020

They're looking good right now.

And I'm hoping beyond hope that Texans come out in droves to vote for democrats. I'm just really pulling for Texas to turn blue.

still_one

(92,382 posts)
7. We wouldn't need Florida in that case. However, if we get Florida in the early returns, trump is
Thu Oct 22, 2020, 08:43 AM
Oct 2020

history

Cosmocat

(14,572 posts)
10. We need Florida
Thu Oct 22, 2020, 09:52 AM
Oct 2020

and as many other states the lunatic got in 2016, to win going away to tamp down his refusing the results, to win the senate and and sweep Rs out in congress and at the state level.

45 needs soundly beaten to counter the hissy fit he will throw, Joe needs a clear mandate and the kind of majority to clean house in DC of all the scumbags that have been placed there the last four year, and to do the kind of reform needed to give us a chance to prevent this kind of insane right wing take over in the future.

mercuryblues

(14,537 posts)
14. Biden can win without FL.
Thu Oct 22, 2020, 01:09 PM
Oct 2020

I don't think trump can win without FL.

Biden needs to win Fl, if only to keep trump from having a chance.

Celerity

(43,497 posts)
12. multiple ways (including nightmare of nightmares 269-269 ties) we can win those yet lose
Thu Oct 22, 2020, 12:26 PM
Oct 2020
not saying these are likely btw, just showing most of of the remotely possible scenarios

There are 6 states that are not pure dead blue locks that we all mostly put in our column as we are very solid for several years (or longer) in them

NV, CO, NM, MN, NH, VA

the two closest are NV and MN

Trump takes those 2, we can sweep all the rest, plus we win PA, WI, and MI, we flip both NE-2 and ME-2, plus we can even flip Alaska and still lose, as long as he holds the rest on the following map



here are some other scenarios where we win PA, MI, and WI, yet still lose






Celerity

(43,497 posts)
17. oh, yes the odds favour us in all 6, that is why they are almost always listed blue
Thu Oct 22, 2020, 03:54 PM
Oct 2020

NV, CO, NM, MN, NH, VA

Celerity

(43,497 posts)
19. this is (obviously) assuming a lot, but if we win WI, MI, PA and Trump flips NV and MN, then the
Thu Oct 22, 2020, 05:18 PM
Oct 2020

election comes down to 3 states (based off other results that come from those trends)

AK and ME-2 and ME-2 do not matter if those are the states we win and they win

NC
AZ
FL

Trump has to sweep all 3 of NC, AZ, and FL, and the trends of all the other assumptions in this scenario make each one of the 3 states near 50/50, any person who can look at the following map and say that they know 100% for sure who wins the 3 brown states is talking trash


odds are higher that IF he did flip NV, AZ goes Red, leaving NC and FL, with NC likely (again given ALL the other results, going as they are here, going Red as well, so yet again, it is possibly down to the most fucked up (electorally-wise for prognostications) state in the union, Florida)




and a final scenario

We hold NV, and all else stays the same as in the title line


now.....

IF Trump then holds Alaska (likely given all these trends we are assuming in this scenario) then all he needs to win is to hold one of ME-2 (the more likely of the two for him to hold) or NE-2 or both

a split of either yields the nightmarish 269-269 tie with the House (barring a crazy series of upsets) putting him back in the office of POTUS (as the Rethugs will 95%+ most likely have control 26 or more state delegations in the House, FL is the only real chance we have to take one away, but they have good shots to add either or both MI and PA, WI is FAR too gerrymandered for us to pull it away)

If he wins both NE-2 and ME-2 again, he wins 270-268









btw, EVERY scenario is exactly the same in all my replies if we win MN, but lose WI (as they both are worth 10 EV's)

I just used MN because the original poster I replied to said if we win WI, PA, and MI is is over (and it is not, although our odds are MUCH better than Rump's at that point)

Silent3

(15,265 posts)
16. I'm having a hard time imagining the mindset of a voter who votes for both Harrison and Trump
Thu Oct 22, 2020, 01:15 PM
Oct 2020

These polls tell us that there must be around 9% who would do just that, however.

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