when shall we start talking about swing states?......
Liberals don't wish to talk about "the swing states". Liberals need election fraud in order to "win" any of them these days... especially since minorities and younger people are increasingly turning against the Demonkkkrat Party.
Trump currently leads Biden in Michigan by 7 points........as I recall Trump never led Biden in Michigan in 2020......18 electoral votes........
Michigan is probably going to make Demonkkkrats cry. Trump's support there has only grown since 2020 (due to his recognition and support of the auto workers there who are getting sold out in favor of Chinese EV plants being built in Mexico). Trump will save their jobs; Biden will eliminate their jobs. It's an easy choice for those voters. Plus, the Muslim community there are not pleased with Biden, and without their support, Biden only has a bigger hill to climb (iow, much more election fraud than last time is going to be needed this time around... the organic win margin for Trump just might very well be "too big to rig"... we'll see though). Trump's organic lead in Michigan might very well be 7-ish points, but once you factor in election fraud, it'll could just as easily be a "squeeeeeaker" of a "win" for Biden.
Pennsylvania could very well do the same. Scott Presler moved there recently and is working overtime on registering voters (and recruiting people to register voters) as well as voter outreach efforts. He was even registering voters at Trump's recent Wildwood rally that drew 80,000+ people.
Wisconsin is always a "sleeper" state that polls more favorably towards Democrats than the final result when people actually vote during (s)election season. Conservatives here tend to be "Midwest nice", and they generally don't wish to "stir the pot", so there's plenty of "silent Trump supporters" that get overlooked. There's also plenty of low propensity "working class" voters for Trump's taking if there'd be any real effort to go out and get them.
Nevada is likely going to make Demonkkkrats cry. They have a sizeable Hispanic population, especially in Clark County, that has soured on Biden and has become increasingly favorable towards Trump.
Arizona is much of the same. Phoenix will go Trump's way this time around (their residents have learned re: the election day fraud ("voting machines down") that happened there in 2022).
Georgia isn't even a thought (it took a bunch of fraud in order to steal it in 2020).
North Carolina isn't even a thought (Trump will romp it there).
Florida is long gone... Trump by AT LEAST 10 points.
Texas isn't even close. Trump by probably 8-ish points (possibly more). Yes, Florida will probably vote to the right of Texas this time around.
Iowa and Ohio are long gone. They both are probably at least 10 point wins for Trump.
Minnesota could possibly go Trump's way this year. Maine could too. New Jersey, New Hampshire, and Virginia are all rather competitive, and even New Mexico and New York aren't completely out of the question. Yet, outside of Minnesota and Maine, these are all "long shots".
In any event, it will take even more election fraud than occurred in 2020 in order to stop the Trump Train in 2024.
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