Tina Smith is who was appointed to Franken’s seat and rates as having one of the most liberal voting records in the Senate.
While that’s not a good poll, looking at this should make you all feel better.
Tina Smith is who was appointed to Franken’s seat and rates as having one of the most liberal voting records in the Senate.
While that’s not a good poll, looking at this should make you all feel better.
only polls I see of late are D +11 in MN Senate
Yes, as I keep pointing out we’re vulnerable in Minnesota if the racial shift is stronger than we realize, it’s a very white state.
there were 2 released today, a +11 and a +1
needless to say I’m far more comfortable if there were +5, +5 than that.
We are not vulnerable in MN. I will continue to offer 3:1 to anyone who wants a life-tilt hedge though.
Hillary won Minnesota by 1.5% and it was our second closest winning state, New Hampshire being the closest. It’s about 85% white, 5% black, 4% Asian.
If you think there’s a chance that our politics are more racially polarized in 2020 than in 2016, it’s very possible that we could lose Minnesota. We could win PA/MI and lose WI/MN if our politics have continued shifting in that direction.
Counterpoint: Dems were +12 in MN in 2018. Any scenario where MN isn’t blue is one where Trump is winning in a landslide.
Also the confidence interval on that poll is ±5% so it could easily be a big gap? Seems like a shit poll in general
So is Oregon and Vermont. Its a little more complicated than just racial demographics.
Sure, and I think MN is far more vulnerable than those.
To be clear I’m not saying I expect it to flip. I’m saying in a scenario where the racial polarization is excaserbated, it could flip.
Asking honestly and not to shame you into betting. What % chance do you honestly think MN is going red?
If Minnesota flips, the blame will be set on the George Floyd protests exacerbating that racial polarization and Republicans will adopt a strategy of trying to induce such protests in key states before every election.
Maybe 15%, I just think it’s possible that it’s closer than Michigan, for example. In scenarios where Trump is in a tight race in MI/WI/PA again, we could get blind sided by MN.
I agree and while that may play a role, I think it’s fair to argue it either way and I think the real reason would be demographics.
Hi I live in MN and there is no chance we’re flipping in a non landslide. Whitey shitlibs like me don’t GAF that some buildings in south MPLS got damaged in May. There’s a zillion BLM/George Floyd stuff everywhere. Its not a thing.
there aren’t enough whitey shitlibs compared to whitey shitnonlibs in all midwest states is the point being made
I’m not seeing it, at all. Obv I never leave the city/suburbs, but the only way Trump wins here is a massive shift where I’m at. Its not happening.
That’s good, but I’ll be a lot more excited if Harrison gets to 50% somehow before the election. Still a lot of people that could come on home to Linzee, even without thinking about voter suppression.