Talk Elections

Describe someone who voted for Hillary in 2016 and votes for Trump in 2020.

1. Suburban Republicans who thought Trump was too extreme on the campaign trail but warmed up to him during his Presidency.  (However, I don't envision this happening now, due to the events of the past two weeks.)

2. Little old white ladies that voted Democratic in 2016 for the sole purpose of seeing a woman President.  Assuming the Dem candidate is a male, they'll go back to their GOP voting habits.

The most likely candidate would be a white woman who voted for Hillary purely based on her gender, but there are very few of these, in the real world.

An idiot.

That and people who voted Clinton in the "Ossoff" world but will, or may, return home in 2020.

Lots of suburbanites if bernie or a bernie-type is dem nominee.

Trump supporter who accidentally voted for Clinton in 2016?

Rino Tom.

Because they don't agree with you? Grow up.

Probably my grandmother, she voted Clinton but mostly likes Trump now.

A conservative Republican whose main concern with Trump was that he would steer the Republican Party away from conservatism.

Someone who voted for Clinton solely to get a woman president.

this.

also, probably Glenn Beck.

Nailed it. Also the "VT Dems Against Bernie Sanders" guy if a progressive is the nominee.

Maybe someone from Utah.

a moderate who voted for hillary but looked at their 401k lately

What is the "Ossoff" world

A racist if Booker/Harris/Gabbard is the Democratic nominee or an anti-Semite if Sanders is the Democratic nominee.

At the moment probably none, but a couple of possibilities I could see are

1.  Romney-Clinton voters who find Trump not as bad as feared or the Democrats nominate a more left wing candidate so the Democrat replacement is too much to stomach
2.  Wealthy suburban college educated whites in the event the Democrats nominate a Sanders type left wing Democrat.  That group hates Trump thus they could vote for Clinton, but Sanders is a bit too much to the left.  Essentially the same types in Canada who have no problem voting Liberal, but as soon as it becomes and NDP/Tory race they flip to the Tories.  Likewise the types in Britain who had no trouble voting for Tony Blair, but voted Tory last time around since Corbyn was too left wing.  Otherwise #2 only applies if the Democrats turn sharply to the left.
3.  Few traditional Democrats in areas that have swung heavily GOP after the past decade like West Virginia.  Although most have already swung over to the GOP, sometimes people who lean a certain way but have a habit of voting for a certain point need a few election cycles before they realize the party more in line with them is the other one.

a 30 year old white woman who is married and has a child, who was single, 26 and childless in 2016.

Another one is a business degree student who was still in college in 2016, but now has graduated and is making the big bucks and likes Trump's tax cuts while doesn't want to see their taxes raised.  In 2016 they went Democrat since most of their friends were and who would make college more affordable was more important than tax cuts whereas in 2020 tax cuts are more important.