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BlueCheeseAgain

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9. Your analysis seems accurate to me.

Reply to Tom Rinaldo (Original post)

Fri Nov 11, 2022, 02:15 PM

Nov 2022

I guess I would just say that things change over time. Before 2020, I wasn't really expecting Georgia and Arizona to be that competitive, for example.

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Where can Democrats go on the offensive nationally in terns of winning Presidential electoral votes? [View all] Tom Rinaldo Nov 2022 OP

Yes, yes. We definitely should go to NC, we damn near flipped that seat. Imagine if we had put more onecaliberal Nov 2022 #1

I think what sank us there in 2020 was that the D candidate got caught having an affair or something dsp3000 Nov 2022 #4

That is what happened and it was days before the election. It didn't help that he cozied up to onecaliberal Nov 2022 #7

And yet edhopper Nov 2022 #15

This message was self-deleted by its author edhopper Nov 2022 #16

Every county in every state. We may not flip counties from red to blue, but if we can Atticus Nov 2022 #2

Let's phrase that differently sarisataka Nov 2022 #3

Point taken Tom Rinaldo Nov 2022 #8

There are some high reward/risk states as mentioned in the OP and below usonian Nov 2022 #5

NC for sure! moose65 Nov 2022 #6

The National Democratic party did no such thing Genki Hikari Nov 2022 #11

Whew moose65 Nov 2022 #13

Your analysis seems accurate to me. BlueCheeseAgain Nov 2022 #9

I think North Carolina should be a primary focus. Elessar Zappa Nov 2022 #10

Both Arizona and Georgia need some shoring up, but both have the potential to be reliably blue lees1975 Nov 2022 #12

North Carolina was the one that popped into my head first. Sky Jewels Nov 2022 #14

We have to stay on it in Wisconsin. Captain Zero Nov 2022 #17

Simple: GA, NC, AZ, WI, NH, NV, & 2 split EV districts: NE-2, ME-2. Also completely shore up PA, MI, Celerity Nov 2022 #18