Anyway, my take. America will be fed up with Trump and Trumpism. The economy is likely to crater by then, people will want a return to normalcy, the Dems win mega yuge in 2022, and demographics will have drastically changed. Plus, Millennials will have aged enough that they turn out in higher numbers than before. They start voting at rates and patterns similar to their Boomer parents.
TL;DR, Americans aren't going to go for Trump's lackey, plus the historic nature of Abrams' candidacy will be enough to drive turnout up to insane margins.
This is the best scenario for Pence:
Governor Stacey Abrams (D-GA)/Senator Steve Bullock (D-MT) -377 EV 52%
Vice President Mike Pence (R-IN)/Senator Marco Rubio (R-FL) - 161 EV 45%
Third Parties 0 EV 3%
This is Pence's worst nightmare:
Governor Stacey Abrams (D-GA)/Senator Steve Bullock (D-MT) -455 EV 54%
Vice President Mike Pence (R-IN)/Senator Marco Rubio (R-FL) - 83 EV 44%
Third Parties 0 EV 2%
Texas and Mississippi are decided by 2%. South Carolina by 1%. Missouri is decided by less than 1%. Indiana goes to a recount, and Abrams comes out on top by about 7,000 votes thanks to higher-than-usual turnout in Indy and Gary. Alaska is the shocker of the night and is decided by 3% thanks to a write-in effort by a third-party candidate which drives Republican margins down.
Thoughts? Too exaggerated? I'd personally like to hear from the Georgians on this board, especially RFKFan68, North Fulton Democrat, DTC, Adam Griffin, GeorgiaModerate, dotard, and company.
