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

Who wins?

  • Joe Biden, Vice President of the USA (2009-2017)

    Votes: 440 81.6%
  • Donald Trump, President of the USA (2017-present)

    Votes: 99 18.4%

  • Total voters
    539
  • Poll closed .

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The Republicans margins of victory keep getting lower and lower. As Republicans keep losing the suburbs in 2016 and 2018, it’s only getting worse.
that's why they have to cheat and suppress votes; they arent viable going forward

i mean there's gonna be a point where texas flips, and then they're just fukked :dead:
 

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An election from 28 years ago throws out all of the data for the following 28 years?

Are you from Georgia? I’m not being a jerk but I just don’t understand what this is based on outside of a wild hypothesis.

And yours from 2012 is better than what the electorate is doing in 2018?

I have family in Georgia, Mississippi,and North Carolina.

Ontop of the fact the two Senate seats up for grabs chances the amount of attention DNC will pay attention to Georgia.
 

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And yours from 2012 is better than what the electorate is doing in 2018?

I have family in Georgia, Mississippi,and North Carolina.

Ontop of the fact the two Senate seats up for grabs chances the amount of attention DNC will pay attention to Georgia.
2008, 2012, 2016..........

The electorate in 2018 didn’t elect a Democratic Governor when it was in the ballot. GA hasn’t had a Democratic governor in 18 years. Those senate seats aren’t with the DNC wasting money.

No offense but having family in a state is not the same as living there.

If that’s what you feel then fine but be honest in that nothing and I mean nothing points to that right now with specifics relative to GA. Let’s be reality.
 

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2008, 2012, 2016..........

The electorate in 2018 didn’t elect a Democratic Governor when it was in the ballot. GA hasn’t had a Democratic governor in 18 years. Those senate seats aren’t with the DNC wasting money.

No offense but having family in a state is not the same as living there.

If that’s what you feel then fine but be honest in that nothing and I mean nothing points to that right now with specifics relative to GA. Let’s be reality.

And how does, “their margins of victory keep getting lower” not line up with what happened in 2008-the governor’s race?

So if the trend keeps falling what makes it unreal that a Dem against an unpopular President might flip it?

I’m not saying it will be a Dem state going forward but the unique circumstances in this year makes it possible.
 

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My map:

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Ambitious map. I’d have AZ red and he gets WI or NC, not both


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And how does, “their margins of victory keep getting lower” not line up with what happened in 2008-the governor’s race?

So if the trend keeps falling what makes it unreal that a Dem against an unpopular President might flip it?

I’m not saying it will be a Dem state going forward but the unique circumstances in this year makes it possible.
There wasn’t a governors race in 2008. If you mean 2018, that’s not really a snap shot or comparable to a presidential race. In 2016 Trump won by more than 200,000 votes. So all things being equal you are suggest that Biden can change that equation. I don’t think anyone would bet with you on that specific to the state.

The “trend” hasn’t yielded a single victory in a major race for a Democratic candidate here is a while.

What are the unique circumstances? Trump being disliked? Not in pretty much every par of this state that isn’t black.
 

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There wasn’t a governors race in 2008. If you mean 2018, that’s not really a snap shot or comparable to a presidential race. In 2016 Trump won by more than 200,000 votes. So all things being equal you are suggest that Biden can change that equation. I don’t think anyone would bet with you on that specific to the state.

The “trend” hasn’t yielded a single victory in a major race for a Democratic candidate here is a while.

What are the unique circumstances? Trump being disliked? Not in pretty much every par of this state that isn’t black.
2008 is Obama.

Unique?

You do know there are two Senate seats up in Georgia which almost never happens?
 

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I need you Debbie Downers to explain to me how trump wins other than not liking Biden and/or doing the overly pessimistic thing so you don’t get your hopes up? How does Trump hang on to MI and PA, the margins were so low and it’s clear it was an anti Hillary thing. WI, IA, and NC are really the only swing states to me. Neither AZ, TX, nor GA is flipping this year.
 
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