In what scenario would the Dem win GA/TX but lose NC/FL?

[Frozen Sky Ever Why]

Well? Is this even possible in 2020?

[Cassandra]

This feels more like a 2028 scenario, and probably relies on Republicans hanging onto the NC governorship and doing GA-style voter suppression.

[Frenchrepublican]

Dems do very well in suburbs but very badly in rural areas and exurbs, as the GOP is close to maxed out in rural areas in TX and GA both states would flip but as dems have still ground to lose in rural areas and exurban areas across FL and NC both state would vote republican in a such scenario

[Xing]

I really can't imagine TX voting to the left of FL or NC. At least not in 2020.

[Amenhotep Bakari-Sellers]

TX wont vote to left of midwest

[Cassandra]

TX wont vote to left of midwest

Is it NC or FL that you consider part of the midwest? Or both?

Or perhaps he is responding to the map above him?

[morgieb]

Very high minority turnout but Dems lose even more white rurals (who are close to maxed out in Georgia and Texas) and retiree turnout is through the roof. This looks very plausible in a close election by the 2030's, but I don't see it happening next year.