Kid Rock's chances of winning Michigan are slim to none. Michigan isn't a Republican state, nor even a particularly purple state. Voter turnout was down in 2016, especially among African Americans, in Michigan, but also among low-income White voters who opted to abstain or vote third party instead of vote for Clinton. In 2012, Stabenow defeated a bigoted GOP rival quite decisively. Kid Rock is just a joke.
But maybe Trump can campaign for him. You know, do a tour through Michigan, maybe rock out together about "bad hombres" and grabbing women by the pu**y.
So, stating objective, statistical facts are now excuses? Have you even seen the voter data and its comparison with voter data from 2012? Or will you admit you're just running your mouth about stuff you don't know? Even without delving into all the numbers, since it's 6am and I can't be asked, according to the national popular vote changes between 2012 and 2016 Trump declined in share of votes from Romney, but Clinton basically collapsed in comparison with Obama. People weren't turning out for Trump, they were staying home because Clinton was so awful. And the groups that stayed home, voted third party, or were affected by voter ID laws were core Democratic constituencies - millennials, lower class Whites (primarily from the North), and African Americans.
The only threat to Democratic dominance in Michigan is voter suppression and lack of motivation due to awful candidates.
