kyzr
Diamond Member
Trump lost in 2020 by about 43,000 votes in GA, WI, and AZ.
In 2024 the democrats will most likely run VP Kamala Harris assuming Joe figures out he's just too old.
Assuming that the democrats nominate Kamala, what "battleground states" would flip one way or the other, and why?
The states that are within a margin of error are: AZ, GA, MI, NV, NC, PA, WI
The harder pick is a GOP candidate, for this thread assume its Trump, who still seems to have a huge GOP following.
So assuming its Kamala vs Trump in 2024, do any "battleground" states flip one way or the other?
Assume the economy is okay, but with inflation ticking up and the Fed starts to raise interest rates very slowly
In 2024 the democrats will most likely run VP Kamala Harris assuming Joe figures out he's just too old.
Assuming that the democrats nominate Kamala, what "battleground states" would flip one way or the other, and why?
The states that are within a margin of error are: AZ, GA, MI, NV, NC, PA, WI
The harder pick is a GOP candidate, for this thread assume its Trump, who still seems to have a huge GOP following.
So assuming its Kamala vs Trump in 2024, do any "battleground" states flip one way or the other?
Assume the economy is okay, but with inflation ticking up and the Fed starts to raise interest rates very slowly