Here is my prediction for the electoral map.
Based off of changes in registration numbers from 2008-2020, state by state popular vote compared to that states registration numbers (at that time), and early voting data - how many absentee and early in person ballots have already been counted. Let me know what you guys think.
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I'm perfectly willing to forgo the wishful auguries and wait and see what the results are once the votes of Americans have made that determination, but Trump's having lost the popular vote by 2.9 million in 2016, relentlessly failing to achieve majoritarian support ever since, and presiding over the nation's economic collapse as a consequence of his failure to confront and lead throughout the now-raging pandemic, whilst driving the national debt to heights only his Space Force could hope to attain, could mean that he has thoroughly crapped all over the Republican Party, and the consequences will be disastrous for the Trump regime, the Senate and House.
His schemes to destroy his political opponent with his fake smears have all failed, his Justice Department finding no credible basis to "lock up" Biden, Clinton, Obama, or anyone else targeted by his petty, pathetic tantrumps. Only his chronic bum kissers cling to such delusions.
White men without a college degree are a shrinking demographic, and the electorate is increasingly diverse, better-educated, and white women, in the suburbs and elsewhere, are embracing their responsibility to assert a greater role in self-governance.
The sniveling will persist, but democracy will have asserted itself.
