Jack Boyette said:
policywonk98 said:
GOPs money problems and infighting between Trumplicans and Blue Blood Republicans at the state level was always going to be a problem for holding the house.
GOP was unable to create the house races as a cohesive national election.
I will be pleasantly surprised if the GOP ends with all three. Still a strong shot they end with a stronger than expected Senate and that's it.
You think there's a strong shot that Trump loses?
My wording there may have been a little too loose. If Trump polling trends hold up and translate in the GOTV, than it will be a comfortable EC margin of victory for him. I was not suggesting that is not a strong likelihood. I was simply saying there is a strong shot that the GOP has a better night in the Senate than expected but still loses the presidency. I would put money on Moreno pulling out victory in Ohio and Senate GOP being 52 before I would put money on a Trump victory.
The way the polls have bounced around inside the MoE tells me this race is still razor thin in the states that can cause this to go either way just like in 2000, 2016, and 2020. When it comes to GOTV the Democrats have the ability to turn non voters into voters much easier by virtue of their control and organizational structure inside densely populated areas. GOP just doesn't have it. They have to count on the enthusiasm gap being significant enough that they neutralize the Dems ability to more easily flip non votes to votes. Aka ballot harvesting and GOTV like bus to the polls.
I hope for the sake of the country it is a blowout that is easy to call by 12am eastern time. Anything that drags out calling the election past 8am the next morning will not be good for our country. If Trump has managed an EC blowout with a stronger than expected showing in WI and PA I think the Senate GOP number goes up past 52 to 54. If Michigan polling has way undercounted Trump voters this cycle I think it's possible the GOP Senate lands at 55. That would be something.