Virginia is a blue state at this point. They need to keep the pressure on but if the democrats lose Virginia this election Georgia and NC are utter disasters and the election isn’t even competitive. They haven’t gone red since 2004 and northern VA all but decides its fate at this point.
I’m going to try to explain this another way because I think you’re skimming and missing the subtext/implied point.
Grouping VA/GA/NC does not make sense to me because if the democrats lose VA the issues are massive and they’re having an historically bad election, whereas losing GA/NC is a very possible scenario and doesn’t mean the election is lost.
A barn storm is run on logistics. It’s not a matter of what happened in the past but on election day. BTW, I shouldn’t have to remind you that last election Biden won Georgia by 11 thousand some odd votes. That’s why Trump called them. Biden also won Virginia and barely lost north Carolina
I really don’t know how many more ways I can state this so I’m done. You’re responding to some strawman I can’t quite figure out/grinding an axe and asserting all these terms and stats you have on hand without any consideration for what I am saying or whether they’re even relevant. Your point about GA/NC/VA and margins is exactly why I’m saying what I’m saying.
North Carolina is a better bet than either of them IMO especially given the situation when them governor’s race
North Carolina is a no brainer for a barn storm visit. Virgina, North Carolina, Georgia.
Virginia is a blue state at this point. They need to keep the pressure on but if the democrats lose Virginia this election Georgia and NC are utter disasters and the election isn’t even competitive. They haven’t gone red since 2004 and northern VA all but decides its fate at this point.
Georgia and North Carolina are tied per the polls
Virgina is where a lot of government employees live. They may not like the idea of Trump firing them. Currently, it’s Harris by 4.
I’m going to try to explain this another way because I think you’re skimming and missing the subtext/implied point.
Grouping VA/GA/NC does not make sense to me because if the democrats lose VA the issues are massive and they’re having an historically bad election, whereas losing GA/NC is a very possible scenario and doesn’t mean the election is lost.
Losing VA would be shocking.
A barn storm is run on logistics. It’s not a matter of what happened in the past but on election day. BTW, I shouldn’t have to remind you that last election Biden won Georgia by 11 thousand some odd votes. That’s why Trump called them. Biden also won Virginia and barely lost north Carolina
I really don’t know how many more ways I can state this so I’m done. You’re responding to some strawman I can’t quite figure out/grinding an axe and asserting all these terms and stats you have on hand without any consideration for what I am saying or whether they’re even relevant. Your point about GA/NC/VA and margins is exactly why I’m saying what I’m saying.