How will Hillary play in MI?

[Frozen Sky Ever Why]

Is she a good fit for the state or not? Which Republican would have the best shot at it against her?

[Dixie Reborn]

I think she wins MI no matter who the Republican nominee is.

[I Will Not Be Wrong]

Is she a good fit for the state or not? Which Republican would have the best shot at it against her?

Either John Kasich or Scott Walker.

[DrScholl]

Scott Walker would lose badly, because he's anti-union and caused all that trouble in Wisconsin. Regardless of the nominee, Hillary will win Michigan without much trouble.

[IceSpear]

Scott Walker would lose badly, because he's anti-union and caused all that trouble in Wisconsin. Regardless of the nominee, Hillary will win Michigan without much trouble.

Rick Snyder pushed right-to-work through in an overnight lame duck session after saying he didn't support it and was still re-elected.

But yeah, Hillary should be fine in Michigan. At worst African American dropoff could hurt her a bit, but it wouldn't be anywhere near enough to make it competitive. I'm sure we'll see it in the "toss up" column from all the pundits again though, even though it's about as much of a toss up as Georgia or Arizona would be.

[ElectionsGuy]

If she loses in Michigan, a Republican has already won the presidency.

[IceSpear]

If she loses in Michigan, a Republican has already won the presidency.

In a landslide, no less.

[Maxwell]

Scott Walker would lose badly, because he's anti-union and caused all that trouble in Wisconsin. Regardless of the nominee, Hillary will win Michigan without much trouble.

Rick Snyder pushed right-to-work through in an overnight lame duck session after saying he didn't support it and was still re-elected.

But yeah, Hillary should be fine in Michigan. At worst African American dropoff could hurt her a bit, but it wouldn't be anywhere near enough to make it competitive. I'm sure we'll see it in the "toss up" column from all the pundits again though, even though it's about as much of a toss up as Georgia or Arizona would be.

Basically, yes.

[New_Conservative]

I think she wins MI no matter who the Republican nominee is.

[TDAS04]

Well enough to win it.

[KCDem]

Clinton by double digits.

[DrScholl]

Scott Walker would lose badly, because he's anti-union and caused all that trouble in Wisconsin. Regardless of the nominee, Hillary will win Michigan without much trouble.

Rick Snyder pushed right-to-work through in an overnight lame duck session after saying he didn't support it and was still re-elected.

But yeah, Hillary should be fine in Michigan. At worst African American dropoff could hurt her a bit, but it wouldn't be anywhere near enough to make it competitive. I'm sure we'll see it in the "toss up" column from all the pundits again though, even though it's about as much of a toss up as Georgia or Arizona would be.

On midterm turnout, Republicans can get away with anything. With presidential turnout, the union would be able to turnout a lot voters.

[pbrower2a]

If she loses in Michigan, a Republican has already won the presidency.

Yes. In such a case she has likely won DC, Maryland, Delaware, Hawaii, Minnesota, New Mexico,  California, New York, New Jersey, and the New England states other than New Hampshire, and maybe Illinois -- 134 or 154 electoral votes.

[dmmidmi]

If she loses in Michigan, a Republican has already won the presidency.

Yep.