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https://uselectionatlas.org/FORUM/index.php?topic=73173.0

[OSR stands with Israel]

https://uselectionatlas.org/FORUM/index.php?topic=20746.0

Yeah, Lugar won't lose.

Lugar won his race in 2006 , which is what that thread was referring to

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Opinion Consultants?  Lol.  We all know DeWine is currently leading and will win.

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As for the midwest trending GOP and parts of the south trending Democratic, I think that makes sense because of changes in population distribution. If more people move to southern states, I think that will generally make them more Democratic

No, not at all. The results in Georgia over the past few years are the perfect example of why not, Georgia is trending HARD to the Republicans, and the gains are mostly in the fast growing areas. Take a look at the results in Forsyth County over time. That's actually why I found the map so amusing, Georgia is one of the fastest Republican trending states in the country and may soon be more Republican than Texas at this rate.

It's true in a few areas (like NOVA and parts of North Carolina), but hardly true at large.

And BRTD's posts in that thread in general lol

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Trump and Carter seem to have similar electoral maps and coalitions (both did very well in the Midwest and the South and poorly in the Northeast and the West).

However, I don't see a Reagan awaiting in the wings for the Dems.  I could be wrong, though.

I mean the laziest Reagan analogy is Sanders.

There are many differences between Reagan and Sanders


- Reagan for one was the two term governor of the largest state of the union , Bernie Sanders is a senator from one of the smallest states.

- Reagan while rhetorically was very conservative, he was very much a pragmatist while Governing(Both in CA and as President) , while Bernie has never been a pragmatist.

- The state of the nation was far far worse in 1980 than it likely will be in 2020

- Reagan's coalition and base was basically just an extension of Nixon's (The Suburbs and the Sunbelt) while Bernie's is not an an extension of Obama's and is much better suited for the New Deal Era(his coalition relies more on the support of WWC while Obama's was Affluent Suburbs )

That one...
aged...
not well...

Note I said likely

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But I was told that the amalgam of centrists would fuse together to stop the mean socialist.

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This is one of the sillier posts I’ve seen on here.

Loomer will be lucky to crack 15% in a primary.

Are THG and I the only Reaganites left lol