Haven't heard much about it lately, I have a few based relatives up there but haven't spoken to them about the political atmosphere going into the election.
I'm working on my final prediction map right now, and the only ones I'm not 100% sure about are Minnesota, NJ, NC, Virginia, and New Hampshire.
My feeling is that in this crazy election anything could happen. Turnout records are being broken, cheating being discovered and blocked, courts gone crazy on counting rules. Best bet is to hope for the best, and prepare for the worst.
I hear Murphy is working real hard at turning it red.
I think CT has a better chance of going red this year
I'd be shocked if Maryland goes red.
No
If there is a huge red wave and a surprise landslide victory for Trump, here are my predictions:
Electoral College:
Solid red (regardless of MSM polls):
TX, FL, IA, OH, SC, GA
Swing state wins:
PA, MI, WI, AZ, ME (1 EV), NC, NE (4 EV)
Likely:
MN, NV, NH, NM, VA
Maybe:
ME (3 EV), NJ, CO
Kek:
NY, CA, OR, WA , ME (4 EV), CT, MD, RI
Senate:
NC: Thom Tillis (R) retains his seat (Republican hold)
ME: Susan Collins (R) retains her seat (Republican hold)
AL: Doug Jones (D) loses to Tommy Tuberville (R) (Republican gain)
MI: Gary Peters (D) loses to John James (R) (Republican gain)
Potential surprises:
AZ: Martha McSally (R) retains her seat (Republican hold)
CO: Cory Gardner (R) retains his seat (Republican hold)
MN: Tina Smith (D) loses to Jason Lewis (R) (Republican gain)
NH: Jeanne Shaheen (D) loses to Corky Messner (R) (Republican gain)
House:
NJ-2: Jeff Van Drew (R) retains his seat (Republican hold)
MI-3: Peter Meijer (R) wins against Hillary Scholten (D) (Justin Amash's seat)
UT-4: Ben McAdams (D) loses to Burgess Owens (R) (Republican gain)
OK-5: Kendra Horn (D) loses to Stephanie Bice (R) (Republican gain)
NY-11: Max Rose (D) loses to Nicole Malliotakis (R) (Republican gain)
NY-22: Anthony Brindisi (D) loses to Claudia Tenney (R) (Republican gain)
CA-21: TJ Cox (D) loses to David G. Valadao (R) (Republican gain)
GA-6: Lucy McBath (D) loses to Karen Handel (R) (Republican gain)
NM-2: Xochitl Torres Small (D) loses to Yvette Herrell (R) (Republican gain)
PA-17: Conor Lamb (D) loses to Sean Parnell (R) (Republican gain)
VA-2: Elaine Luria (D) loses to Scott Taylor (R) (Republican gain)
VA-7: Abigail Spanberger (D) loses to Nick Freitas (R) (Republican gain)
IA-3: Cindy Axne (D) loses to David Young (R) (Republican gain)
SC-1: Joe Cunningham (D) loses to Nancy Mace (D) (Republican gain)
...and a lot of other close races can flip with many surprises to come.
Governor:
Potential surprises:
VA: Roy Cooper (D) loses to Dan Forest (R) (Republican gain)
WA: Jay Inslee (D) loses to Loren Culp (R) (Republican gain)
NJ - this one might be closer than people think, but it really depends on how democrats and independents voted this time. early vote has democrats voting 44.9%. I think this will be a democrat win ultimately, but it will be really close.
NH -- it was close last time, trump will win it this time
NC -- it's going to be contested, but trump will win after its all said and done
VA -- trump is going to win this one too and it will be one of the biggest upsets in the election. all the 2A community is super activated and over the past two years has created a mega-grassroots network and community. militias everywhere.
God I hope Virginia becomes based again. That state, along with Minnesota and Wisconsin, has the most compelling reason to vote Trump as a giant fuck you to their Dem tyrants.
At this point I have trouble understanding why ANY state would go blue lol.
Virginia is in a really good place either way it will be ground zero for the second revolution if things go sideways -- they literally put out the call to arms for the general population of 17+ to join up as the militia and train on a regular basis, with the support of the local population too
I would say it's a possibility. Unfortunately it is a mandatory* mail-in election. They have already said the final count won't be certified until Nov. 20.
*If you vote in person, you will fill out the same paper ballot as vbm. Furthermore, in-person voting ballots won't be processed until every single mail-in ballot is counted.