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(15,607 posts)qazplm135
(7,447 posts)because it's so close in Florida, and because the senior vote is such a large chunk of Florida, that if Trump loses high single digits from 2016 in that group, that's enough given the increased turnout likely in our vote to seal things for Biden.
This is literally the best possible spot in the state for him...if he's dropping 6 percent there, it's that bad or worse elsewhere.
Fiendish Thingy
(15,607 posts)qazplm135
(7,447 posts)others disagree with him. But it's not a crazy proposition.
I think the reality is, it's probably going to still be close in Florida, and we will see a huge Biden lead and then the same day vote will eat into it...and how fast and how much will be the ballgame for Florida...just like every other election. Just this time the differences will be stark between early numbers and same day numbers, regardless of who wins.
DarthDem
(5,255 posts)Because voting trends generally don't happen in a vacuum. So if that's happening in Sumter County . . . .
Goodheart
(5,324 posts)Drunken Irishman
(34,857 posts)He's basing this on the fact over 80% of the county that houses the Villages has already voted. Trump won this country by huge margins. If he sees a dip in his margins here, even by six points, it likely will spell doom for him statewide. And since most the ballots will be counted early in the night, we'll see these results shortly after polls close.
Jamesyu
(259 posts)it would be game over in Florida and it would be an omen for red counties in Florida.