Kentucky and Indiana. No surprise there.

[Ocelot II]

[CaliforniaPeggy]

1. Did they go for Kamala? I had just waked up from a nap and wasn't thinking clearly. nt

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[Ocelot II]

2. No, of course not.

Hard core red states.

[MustLoveBeagles]

3. No

[madaboutharry]

4. Indiana and Kentucky are red like Dorothy's ruby slippers!

[Volaris]

6. no, but the shift to Dem over R from last time is like plus 5, so if swing states run the same way that's VERY good news

[CaliforniaPeggy]

12. Thank you! (I edited my original post.) I appreciate your good news. nt

[Volaris]

13. well, Im poll-dumb myself, but that comes from Lincoln Project on youtube, so you take that for what its worth to you...

[KYBlue]

11. I'm from Kentucky and voted for Kamala, and so did my family

Unfortunately there are so many ignorant people and rednecks here, that it's impossible for a democratic presidential candidate to win here 😢

[viva la]

5. Watch the cities and the Region

East of Chicago. Hope she does better than Biden.

[Emile]

8. Northwestern Indiana has a heavy democratic base.

[viva la]

10. That was the obama 08 advantage.

[Dem4life1234]

7. Of course

Two bland ass states

[OAITW r.2.0]

9. Me neither....I was hoping for enlightened votes, but they are reduced to supporting a 34x

convicted felon. No reason to visit these places.

[Dem4life1234]

14. Shame on them