2020 by Congressional District?

[Bidenworth2020]

224-211 r

[Vosem]

Most elections have featured at least one seat weirdly and counter-intuitively bucking the country (a rural NorCal seat voted Dukakis '88/Bush '92; a SWPA seat voted Kerry '04/McCain '08; Staten Island rather famously voted McCain '08/Obama '12). Sometimes this isn't quite the case (I do think Bush carried every single Dole seat in the country, for instance), but I'd expect Trump to win at least one Hillary CD for some reason even if he's going down to a pretty clear defeat.

[Politician]

It seems Dems are doing well in suburbs, so why not flip IA-03? It voted the same as IA-1 in 2016 and is less rural.

[Bidenworth2020]

Most elections have featured at least one seat weirdly and counter-intuitively bucking the country (a rural NorCal seat voted Dukakis '88/Bush '92; a SWPA seat voted Kerry '04/McCain '08; Staten Island rather famously voted McCain '08/Obama '12). Sometimes this isn't quite the case (I do think Bush carried every single Dole seat in the country, for instance), but I'd expect Trump to win at least one Hillary CD for some reason even if he's going down to a pretty clear defeat.

which one would it be, you think? Tx-07 would make sense, as it was 60-38 Romney and Clinton only won 47%

[Deblano]

"Surburban Republican" suburbs will still trend Dem (if only by a little)