Official Biden vs. Trump 2020 General Election Thread (Biden WINS 306 Electoral College Votes)

[Outlaw]

it's why im glad we're running biden

at the end of the day, young kids will vote for whoever the "D" is. but those older white voters can swing for biden; he's one of them, he's relatable, he's not a "socialist", he has some midwestern appeal. i think he can get enough of them

Trump is cooked. The only way he can “win” is if he cheats and steals the election.

 

[MoneyTron]

nvm

 

[Piff Perkins]

Only three presidents have failed to win re-election since the 1933 - Ford, Carter, HW Bush. I'm not counting JFK because he didn't have the opportunity to run for re-election (though most historians believe he would have easily won), nor am I counting LBJ who left office instead of running again. So yea, of course Trump CAN win.

But the odds are stacked against him. The economy isn't going to magically return to normal, with at least two major states (Texas and California) currently paralyzed by the virus, and another (New York) moving at a snail's pace to avoid another resurgence. He has botched the virus response not once but twice. The resurgence we're seeing now is a direct result of his failed leadership, egging on red states to commit suicide in order to "fix" the economy. Well it's not gonna work.

I don't care who the VP is, or whose convention has the most people, or whatever other shyt. All I care about:

1. Who wins Michigan and Pennsylvania
2. Can Biden continue to run strong with elderly voters
3. Will black turnout return to near 2008/2012 levels

Both MI and PA have early voting/mail voting. They both have democrat governors. They both have democrat secretaries of state. I expect dems to win both, honestly...but I could be wrong. If I'm right, Biden will become president. That's the ballgame right there.

 

[The ADD]

Personally I’m not writing 45s Presidental Obituary in June. The trends are favorable for Biden and hopefully they stay that way big picture. That’s said 45 will have some victories during the campaign. Polls will slide his way, they change campaign leadership and they get a little wind on their sails. It’s going to happen so prepare accordingly.

 

[the next guy]

 

[ExodusNirvana]

I don't think Biden is winning Florida

 

[the cac mamba]

I don't think Biden is winning Florida

its best to think he wont

 

[GhostoftheMan]

While things look very good for Biden right now, there I'd still a few months til the election. A lot can change in that time and that's why I'm still not comfortable.

 

[ADevilYouKhow]

U.S. Marshals told to prepare to help protect monuments nationwide as Trump targets people who vandalize structures during protests — The Washington Post

Pathetic

 

[the cac mamba]

you know what ive been thinking about lately? i wonder if this is the election that people finally show up to vote

what is it usually, like half of eligible adults vote? and we know the youth rarely votes. i wonder if its different this time around

 

[The ADD]

you know what ive been thinking about lately? i wonder if this is the election that people finally show up to vote

what is it usually, like half of eligible adults vote? and we know the youth rarely votes. i wonder if its different this time around

If mail in ballots are in play it’s possible to be super high turnout

 

[the next guy]

you know what ive been thinking about lately? i wonder if this is the election that people finally show up to vote

what is it usually, like half of eligible adults vote? and we know the youth rarely votes. i wonder if its different this time around

50 percent of voters. so really about 30-40 percent of the country.

 

[King Static X]

I don't think that the dynamics of the race will change significantly. Trump will probably receive a slight bump after the RNC but not a substantial one.
Unless there's a MAJOR scandal that comes out against Biden, the dynamics of the race aren't going to change.

Most people made up their minds on how they were going to vote in this election on November 9th, 2016. This is not 2016 and Trump is not teflon. I'm not saying that Trump can't win or Biden is guaranteed to win but this election is a referendum of Trump. Based on the state the country is in (which is unlikely to change) and based on the fact that Trump hasn't expanded his base in 3.5 years, the election is Biden's to lose.

That's just my 2 cents .

 

[88m3]

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House Democrats on Wednesday unveiled a bill to expand the Affordable Care Act as they seek to draw a contrast with Republicans on health care ahead of November's elections.

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House Democrats unveil bill to expand ObamaCare, make coverage more affordable
House Democrats on Wednesday unveiled a bill to expand the Affordable Care Act as they seek to draw a contrast with Republicans on health care ahead of November's elections.

voting matters

we need the senate and the presidency

 

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