What would Texas map look like when it flips(2016 or 2020)?

[LastVoter]

I might have missed a few counties that were over 60% McCain, but I doubt those will change much anyway since they are mostly rural, and wouldn't become suburbs.

[LastVoter]

You're convinced it'll flip that soon?

No, but I am saying if it will flip by 2020 that's how the map will look. If it flips after that the map will be different.

[LastVoter]

2016 is under the assumption that Schweitzer is the nominee btw. He should get 3-5% bump among the whites compared to Obama. Also democratic party would probably try to flip Texas by increasing minority turnout. 2020 is among other candidates.

[LastVoter]

It won't flip that soon, sadly. Republicans will learn their lesson about alienating Hispanics this fall. Hispanics will vote ~70% Obama, and the 2016 nominee will at least try to get >35% of them.

Also, the day the Democratic party drops the workers for affluent suburbia is the day I leave the party to form the American Labor Party.

America no longer looks like this:

but more like this:

Democratic party left the labor interests since WW2.

[LastVoter]

But really, does nobody want to project what a democratic win will look like in Texas under short term political climate?