Like a proper political pundit, this analyst knows half the fun is the handicapping. The other half is pure guessing. Both go into an analysis of the 2020 presidential race.
I got the popular vote right in 2016. Like then, Trump will lose the popular vote. But unlike then he will lose on Tuesday night, 306-232, and eventually win in the courts, as evidence of widespread Democrat fraud comes to light. But that’s just my analysis. What are the opinions of Republicans across the fruited plane?
Mary from Wisconsin, “We lose. Hate to say it but we lose. Get ready for President Biden by 330-208.”
Niko from Maryland, “Trump victory: 295 – 243. The two linchpins in Trump’s electoral victory will be, like in 2016, Pennsylvania and Florida. With those two states, and Trump’s lead in North Carolina, as long as Biden does not upset Trump in a reliably Republican state (unlikely,) there does not seem to be a clear path for Biden. Any further victories in battleground states become icing on the cake.”
A nurse in North Carolina, “I think (hope) Trump will end up with 310. I think he will lose Michigan but pick up Minnesota. I think he will pick up New Hampshire and Nevada.
IF he lose Pennsylvania (which I am on fence over) then he will have 290 instead.”
Shelly Mateer, Florida, “I predict that President Trump will take 356-375 electoral votes in the 2020 election. He will win every state except Illinois, Oregon, Washington, Maine, New York and California. I think California will be close – if not for widespread fraud I think it could be possible to flip California – there are enough people who have had enough.”
Jennifer from Mississippi, “The president wins 340-198. He can’t lose! He’s got America and the Lord!”
This piece was written by David Kamioner on October 31, 2020. It originally appeared in LifeZette [1] and is used by permission.
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