If Texas goes blue, it'll be an electoral bloodbath. But I have my reservations that it'll flip this election because Texans, those great patriots, just don't vote and it annoys me no end.texas seems like it'll be a swing in the future maybe in a decade if the dems don't ignore it. I don't think it will yet tho, but 47-48% yea I can see that. If Texas goes then Ohio probably went too, and sure its over. Just can't see it.
NC is a swing, they'll be funny business there tho. Georgia should be a swing but people are going to be left not able to vote.
Dems should chalk up FL as a L. Campaign there heavily but don't rely on it. If you electoral map depends on FL you better find another way, just in case.
The rust belt has swerved right. GOP making major inroads there at least to the point where they can take over the state elections w/ low turnout and win a national election there w/ the current rabble that is the DNC campaign machine. Maybe not enough this election because total incompetence but the states are changing albeit slowly. This is why the dems have to start working on Texas and Georgia now.
Florida is an interesting case. I wonder what will be the impact of finally allowing felons who have served their sentence to vote as well as the massive influx of Puerto Ricans to the state since 2016?
While the Rust Belt isn't as reliably blue as in the past, in the 2018 midterms it pretty much returned to form. Turnout will be the deciding factor.