Message from @Nuke
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I'll see if I can get him back
RED STORM CRYSTAL BALL RATINGS CHANGES:
Georgia: Likely Republican to Lean Republican
I disagree.
I think the map is looking better in CT/RI and in maintaining Republican governorships in Illinois, Iowa, Michigan, and Georgia.
Tri-color map without shades: Toss-ups represent states where we should focus our efforts.
(I'm actually not sure if Maine should be gray or blue in this case.)
I don't think PA is possible in anyway. So far every poll I could find has wolf with a double digit lead. He has incumbency advantage and is popular. Also, I think he just launched a campaign to raise PA's minimum wage, which is going to fire up all those working class voters in his favor.
Wagner seems like a lost cause. The main idea is to attack Wolf and cut his coattails.
Same with CA.
Governors can quickly rise and drop in popularity.
Also, here's what we should do with these focus maps. You for a positive perspective, me for a realist perspective, and one of the Californian Duo for a blackpilled perspective.
That's effectively the case already, yeah.
My perspective is generally the most realistic, IMO, but I tend to just randomly go "ah yeah this one's going red" too.
No, you're being optomistic.
This isn't as optimistic as it looks.
Keep in mind that other map I made wasn't a projection or prediction; it was just showing which states we should target.
Illinois is more than likely going blue tho
Illinois is realistically a toss-up; however, I intentionally have no toss-ups on that.
@🎃Boo-ton🎃 Michigan, Wisconsin, Florida, red HA
Hoping Scott Walker can wing it again
Why tf is MN red!?
what in the hell...
It's a tossup.
Former governor is running for the Rs.
Fail to see how that makes it Republican.
It's a tossup.
>no toss-ups, Tim Pawlenty vs relatively weak Dem
thoughts?
Fair as a no-tossup map
A lot of these Republican ratings should be stronger however.
Kemp is gonna win
That's true, yeah. Also, among the "Likely" Republican predictions here, I see no reason to classify South Dakota or Oklahoma as "Likely" rather than "Safe/Solid".
Don't we have a good guy running in Minnesota?
Jeff Johnson iirc
Yeah. but he's losing in the polls, in part due to the fact that several popular Republicans have endorsed his primary challenger.
Tim Pawlenty