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270's consensus also has Ohio and Florida as toss-ups, they are both locks for Trump. And Trump hoping to landslide there, which has its effects I heard. NC is shaky for me, but it's a lock as well, with hopes that Cal doesn't get the Senate seat.You've never been to Portland, Seattle, or Vancouver, have you? There's a reason Portland was on fire for like 70 days and Seattle got the bright idea to make its own little pretendy funtime rebellion fort. They had big news stories about electing some genderspecial person to the Portland city council, iirc, and also made a big deal about how they had some driver's ID with 'it' on it. The rural areas are deep, deep red, but those cities are totally blue without any rigging involved. One can only hope, however, that the population who rarely votes or just goes with the flow will be angry enough to flip it.
Also, it's entertaining to look at the map with consideration of the polling inaccuracies in 2016. Trump outperformed polls anywhere from 5% to 12%, and if you apply that to the election, even at the minimum of shifting every poll 5% in Trump's favor, Biden has no chance of winning. 12% and Trump stomps Biden and almost takes Virginia. Also, 270 is so dishonest that the current polling has Trump ahead by 3% in Arizona, but the polling map has it lean blue. No other case has a candidate ahead and have it lean the opposite way. 3% is represented by being a toss-up.
It's literally down to the Rust Belt not cucking.