Qy's Prediction for the 2024 Election
Last updated: Sunday May 28th, 2023
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Well, it's 2023, and you know what that means. Time to start speculating on next year's election. I've decided to jump aboard and try my hand at it, myself. Here's what I think will happen:
- Biden will become even more unpopular, and the Democrats will pick Newsom for their candidate.
- Similarly, the bad press surrounding Trump will lead to Republicans to pick DeSantis.
- Trump, outraged at this, will go third-party, and host a bunch of rallies to get the train moving again.
Well, that's enough introduction. Onto the map!
Gavin Newsom
Democratic
Home state: California
Former occupation: Governor of California
Electoral votes: 314
Ron DeSantis
Republican
Home state: Florida
Former occupation: Governor of Florida
Electoral votes: 121
Donald Trump
Patriot
Home state: Florida
Former occupation: President of the United States
Electoral votes: 103
So, what did you think? Did you agree, disagree? Leave a comment below to let me know what you thought. You can make an electoral map for yourself here.
Thanks for reading!
We'll be having elections in India too and it seems Modi will have a landslide victory once again.
Lots of elections in 2024.. India, Indonesia, US, Mexico and Russia, though last one seems questionable.
:eyeroll:
Is he a good president? Not in my opinion.
I don't think he's really doing severe damage to the country but I don't think he's very effective either. We need an effective BLUE president. Get Biden and Trump away from the Oval Office, they are much too old as it is.
The main point I would like to send out is that the GOP base is very conflicted on the candidates, and should an election like this happen, DeSantis would probably get ~65% to Trump's ~35% of the vote in a hypothetical matchup. The rust belt would be Trump's support base. I would also like to point out that the most likely scenario is that Biden wins the Democratic nomination, while Trump wins the Republican nomination; I'm no Republican, but you can't conclude that DeSantis will be the nominee merely due to the party's elite and powerful supporting DeSantis, as, afterall, Trump did win in 2016.