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Minnesota, USA Se unió Ocak 2026
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@BigGayRainbow yeah, I could make the 12th noncompetitive to fix it but idk
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@eugracious_ it's on my main acc
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Center-Right Patriot 🇺🇸🗽@ModRightPatriot
What if Biden Stayed in the Race? Colorado 🔵Biden: 1,645,141 votes (52.31%) (Decrease 83,018 from 2024 Actual) 🔴Trump: 1,403,291 votes (44.62%) (Increase of 25,850 votes) I know no one asked for Colorado next but idc lol
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@ModRightMaps @ModRightPatriot I’m guessing Kent county flips at least
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@ModRightMaps @ModRightPatriot Can’t wait for Rhode Island
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My 2026 Hypothetical matchup!
Vivek Ramaswamy vs. Sherrod Brown
🟦 Brown+2.9%
If Sherrod Brown, Democrats' strongest political unicorn in the state, chose to run for Governor than run to fill JD Vance's seat, he could've had a more huge advantage than Amy Acton among several factors.
1. Name recognition.
Brown has a universal-name recognition among Ohio voters across the state since he's been in politics for over 3 decades. Even in Cleveland (where he's from), he has a strong base there.
2. The "Obama coalition".
Brown back in 2006, won with blue-collar manufacturing, and pro-union workers across the state. Those voters made up a good chunk of Ohio's electorate. That chunk of coalition led to be apart of Obama's coalition after 2008, in which he also won the state, and along with those electorate. Today, Brown is considered one of the last Democrats in the country who still has support from former "Obama coalition" members who has since moved away from the Democrats in the Trump years.
3. Weak candidate & National environment.
Like Bernie Moreno, Vivek Ramaswamy is also considered another weak candidate. Ramaswamy has been considered a "weak" candidate due to his "universal" criticism of lack of experience. He has also faced scrutiny among MAGA voters, young voters, and independent-moderate Republicans. Plus, the National environment won't save him unlike Moreno. Moreno won in 2024 due to the NE being more favorable to Republicans across the state and the country. But since 2026 has shaped up to be a more of a "blue wave" year, it seems like the NE will "harm" Republicans this cycle, including Vivek. It makes this another disadvantage for him.
4. Campaign strategies.
If you're in politics for a bit longer, then there's a good chance you have good campaigning strategies. It's also one of the important factors that makes Brown an overperformer. He rouses up support among former Obama coalition/blue-collar & manufacturing workers across the state. Plus his "populist" approach is more effective in Rust Belt areas and states like Ohio. Vivek on the other hand, the complete opposite. In 2024, data showed from the Iowa Caucus that Vivek Ramaswamy failed to appease MAGA, young, and moderate voters. Like his criticism of his "lack of experience", he clearly does not have a base of support among independent & moderate Republican voters in the state unlike Brown. So basically, Vivek Ramaswamy STILL does not have good campaign strategies.
Overall, I do think Sherrod Brown will perform better than Amy Acton if he had decided to run for governor. The factors that I listed above will be enough for him to overcome the state's right-leaning partisan lean.


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@ettingermentum @cinyc9 both are pretty diverse but I see your point
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@ModRightMaps @cinyc9 Cobb def would have been to the left of Gwinnett imo
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