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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsFinal prediction for the Presidential Election
My prediction for the Popular Vote: Harris 53% - Trump 45%
For the Electoral College: Harris 319 - Trump 219

lame54
(37,605 posts)-misanthroptimist
(1,273 posts)WarGamer
(16,579 posts)-misanthroptimist
(1,273 posts)Not likely, but not completely impossible either. That would make it 401 - 137 in the EC. That might even shut up Traitortot.
Jeebo
(2,387 posts)Ohio is in the upper Midwest, so I would think it would be one of the "Blue Wall" states too.
-- Ron
Metaphorical
(2,393 posts)The three usually tend to vote the same way.
Three things make me suspect a blowout (Trump
Figarosmom
(4,734 posts)Not allowing Justice department monitors in makes me believe they are up to no good at the polls.
JT45242
(3,188 posts)Hopefully Cancun Cruz loses though.
ananda
(31,320 posts)So, no, Texas Republicans are up to no good!
Allred is close, though.
It's not out of the realm of impossibility that
he takes this.
Figarosmom
(4,734 posts)Of their way to do what they can to alter the outcome.t
THEY ARE SCARED OF LOSING CONTROL.
wryter2000
(47,755 posts)N/t
Wednesdays
(20,379 posts)On Election Night, watch Florida (as well as PA, NC, and GA of course.
If we add Florida to the others, it will be a very fun night for us!
Deuxcents
(21,277 posts)bamagal62
(3,810 posts)That 45% would vote for that idiot.
brettdale
(12,748 posts)278 to 260.
Miami Blue
(249 posts)That would be great and is also pretty achievable.
-misanthroptimist
(1,273 posts)Once you strip away the right-wing polls flooding the zone and make a reasonable estimate of how Undecideds will break, it looks pretty obvious.
Hopefully, either Kamala will have long coattails or Traitortot will have long anti-coattails, or some combination that leads to us taking the House and Senate.
CaliforniaPeggy
(153,137 posts)H2O Man
(76,298 posts)I'm predicting VP Harris by 9 million votes. Some states will be close, but I think the biggest electoral college vote since 2008. And I won't be surprised if 2024 is even bigger.
displacedvermoter
(3,578 posts)Going to Harris I believe
iemanja
(55,659 posts)In what universe?
Bookmarking for election night.
displacedvermoter
(3,578 posts)Fiendish Thingy
(19,023 posts)bottomofthehill
(9,040 posts)yardwork
(65,746 posts)MyMission
(2,004 posts)Thanks for putting that together. I played with the numbers earlier, made myself some lists of states, and definitely see a victory for Harris. I think she may even get more than you predicted. I had 4 states I haven't assigned yet. IA, TX, FL, NC were within a few percentage points in the last election. That leaves room for us to win any of them, but we can win without them too.
Given the recent polling in Iowa, and the overall large turnout by women, not to mention the recent Puerto Rico comments, I think we might see Florida and Iowa turn Blue. I'm hopeful about NC but I live here and have been disappointed too many times to feel confident. And while I don't trust TX or FL election integrity, I still believe there's a chance one or both will flip by the shear numbers. I hope to be pleasantly surprised!
As I type this reply, it's almost 2 am Sunday, so 2 days until the election. I'm also wishfully thinking we may know the outcome late Tuesday or early Wednesday, even without all the states called! There will be enough states called to put her at 270 and declared the winner! The other EVs will follow. Big Blue wave coming!
askyagerz
(901 posts)But with the new Iowa poll I think it shows the non college white drop off from Trump is very real. That would be a game changer.
If Trump's biggest pool isn't that deep anymore he just isn't going to pull in enough minority males to make a bit of difference anywhere
I think if she takes all 7 swing states she will get IA no prob and FL and the TX senate race def in play
Figarosmom
(4,734 posts)Only the other way around with Kamala wiping the floor with trump. Kamala 520
onetexan
(13,913 posts)😎🙏🌊🇺🇸🌊🇺🇸🌊🇺🇸
BadgerKid
(4,777 posts)If Harris wins only by 3% popular vote.
Ruby the Liberal
(26,368 posts)Iowa and Florida would wonderful icing on the cake you just baked!
iemanja
(55,659 posts)Since we're engaging in fantasy, why not?
I don't suppose there is any point asking what data you've used to come up with this prediction?
Elessar Zappa
(16,308 posts)Every one of those states is winnable. It’s probably unlikely we win every swing state but it’s definitely possible.
iemanja
(55,659 posts)Because Harris is so far ahead in the polls.
I want Harris to win. I'm not going to concoct "predictions" based on my desires alone.
Elessar Zappa
(16,308 posts)2 million votes in favor of Harris on a bad night (we likely lose) or maybe up to ten million if we have a great night (Biden received seven million more than Trump in 2020).
OnDoutside
(20,721 posts)iemanja
(55,659 posts)But those third-party candidates can be spoilers.
Vinca
(51,726 posts)unexpectedly turning. Iowa might do it or, even better Florida. A total surprise like Texas is my wildest dream.
Mz Pip
(28,023 posts)286 for Harris. She’ll hold the Blue wall and Georgia. Lose AZ, NV and NC.
We’ll take the House. Not sure about the Senate.
Turbineguy
(38,823 posts)Response to -misanthroptimist (Original post)
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Prairie Gates
(4,409 posts)Trump: 287
Harris: 251
I hope it goes the other way.
Metaphorical
(2,393 posts)RFK.jr is still on the ballot in several states, and I can definitely see him drawing from Trump even as an ally. I CANNOT see Jill Stein drawing significantly from Kamala. Maybe some of the "hard left" that would probably have voted for Trump anyway (you get hard enough left and you're in Russia, which really aligns more with Trump anyway), and the ones that wouldn't vote for a woman president probably are neither Democrats nor likely to vote for Jill Stein to begin with.