Rate Arizona in 2020

[TDAS04]

Toss-up.

[Webnicz]

AZ should get more coverage in 2020 compared to 2016, in ‘16 more attention was paid to NC and Ohio, AZ was closer than all those states with a fraction of the investment. CNN never mentioned AZ on election night despite being the third to last state to be called on Thursday.

[wxtransit]

AZ should get more coverage in 2020 compared to 2016, in ‘16 more attention was paid to NC and Ohio, AZ was closer than all those states with a fraction of the investment. CNN never mentioned AZ on election night despite being the third to last state to be called on Thursday.

I definitely recall CNN having coverage of Arizona in the later hours of the night (10pm on).

[Consciously Unconscious]

Lean R.  I expect Trump to win the state if the election is close, whether he wins or loses.  If Trump loses bigly, it could go to the Democrat.

[MT Treasurer]

Definitely not Lean R, Tossup seems fine, maybe even Tilt/Lean D depending on who the Democrats nominate.

[dw93]

Lean R.  I expect Trump to win the state if the election is close, whether he wins or loses.  If Trump loses bigly, it could go to the Democrat.

[President Johnson]

Pure toss-up. Democrats have a decent shot of winning with at least mondestly strong candidate. Harris and Bullock would be the best fits here.

[RussFeingoldWasRobbed]

Pure toss-up. Democrats have a decent shot of winning with at least mondestly strong candidate. Harris and Bullock would be the best fits here.

I'm no fan of Harris, but I agree she would do well here.

[UWS]

After all, Trump won that state by only 4 percentage points in 2016. I guess that if the FBI didn’t reopen its investigation on Hillary Clinton’s emails just before the election, maybe she could have won Arizona but it would have been close, of course.

[Senator-elect Spark]

Lean R.

[Rookie Yinzer]

Pure toss-up. Democrats have a decent shot of winning with at least modestly strong candidate. Harris and Bullock would be the best fits here.

This.

[UWS]

Pure toss-up. Democrats have a decent shot of winning with at least modestly strong candidate. Harris and Bullock would be the best fits here.

This.

And Biden too.

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Toss-up.

[IceSpear]

It's harder to judge the more competitive states this early, but toss up I guess.

[RedPrometheus]

I would say toss up. But we don’t know the nominees so it’s unproductive to ask this question at this point.

[Xing]

Tilt R. In a race that comes down to the wire, I think Arizona will go Republican, but it will likely be quite competitive.

[5280]

Tilt R

[Dr. MB]

Pure tossup. It'll easily be the most contested state outside of the midwest/Florida.

Colorado City can get Trump over the top.

Sure, CC votes 99.9% Republican but with a population of only 5,000? Nah.

[Amenhotep Bakari-Sellers]

Tilt R

[dw93]

Tilt R. In a race that comes down to the wire, I think Arizona will go Republican, but it will likely be quite competitive.

[pbrower2a]

Lean R -- with respect to the US as a whole. Winnable for Democrats.

[Mr. Smith]

After all, Trump won that state by only 4 percentage points in 2016. I guess that if the FBI didn’t reopen its investigation on Hillary Clinton’s emails just before the election, maybe she could have won Arizona but it would have been close, of course.

Obamacare premium's hiked at the same time and really f&*ked up Arizona.

[Greatblueheron]

Lean R.  I expect Trump to win the state if the election is close, whether he wins or loses.  If Trump loses bigly, it could go to the Democrat.

[pbrower2a]

Trump economic policy: raise prices, degrade service, and claim to somehow improve the product because it has become more profitable for ownership and management. Because it is more expensive (and people are priced out of it due to the expense) it is allegedly better.

That's cable TV.

[libertpaulian]

The most underrated tossup of the cycle.