Georgia, Arizona

[Proud liberal 80]

And yes even Texas are the states that Dems need to focus on in the future....Florida, Ohio, and Iowa are becoming Missouri

[idziak4ever1234]

1. I said that a month ago and had 5 people jump on me. But you are correct.

[Dawson Leery]

2. Agreed.

[mvd]

3. Miami/Dade screwed us in FL

A normal margin and we win. I can’t believe some bought Trump’s socialism fear nonsense.

[PTWB]

6. That's just not true.

Look at the totals - even if we had won Miami Dade by HRC’s margin in 2016 (which was considered quite good), we would still have lost by more votes this time than in 2016 although it would have been close.

There’s a lot wrong in Florida besides the Cuban vote.

[mvd]

11. Even with Trump's lead being +3?

It seemed not hard to overcome.

[PTWB]

4. Got some questions about MI & PA too.

For fucks sake.

[Proud liberal 80]

5. You are right

They are trending red...ironically people are leaving those states and going to Georgia, Arizona and Texas because of jobs

[PTWB]

8. Yep.

We have so many more voters but in all the wrong places.

[Salviati]

7. PA will look a lot better once the mail in vote is counted starting tomorrow.

A 1.1 million vote advantage for the Democrats makes the numbers look a lot better.

https://electproject.github.io/Early-Vote-2020G/PA.html

[RANDYWILDMAN]

9. Freakin hate Missouri

and all these other posers trying to be like Missouri, They fouled Claire over and for the toadie Josh Hawley and I will never forgive them.

[StevieM]

10. Missouri was considered a bellwether state as recently as 2000.

That was when it began to be reliably Republican.

We can still do really well in Florida, as long as we recover the progress we had made among Cuban-Americans. Hillary won them as recently as 2016. So even though we didn't do well with them in this election, I am confident that we can do much better in 2024.

[Proud liberal 80]

12. That was my point

Missouri was considered a bellwether state as recently as 2000.

That was when it began to be reliably Republican.

Iowa, Florida, and Ohio are going that way

[StevieM]

14. I think we can win Florida if we do well with Cuban-Americans, like we did in 2016.

That was only 4 years ago. I think in 2024 we will do much better.

[SharonClark]

13. I was going to suggest that Iowa has become NE

but MO seems more accurate. It looks like IA will lose 2 Congressional seats and several seats in the Iowa Senate and House.

My heart is broken because I knew Trump and Ernst might win but the two congressional seats were a shock and not reflected in the polls.

[Proud liberal 80]

15. Except for the Selzer poll

That we all were freaking out about this weekend