Model doesn’t account for Dim cheating, which will be epic.
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Along with the travel restrictions placed on certain states and cities by the DEMs, good luck to Trump getting his lawyers there on Election Day and after to fight the expected voter fraud battles.
Model also doesn't account for voter intimidation, which is already happening. I expected things to go quiet sometime in September, then a week or two before Election Day, all hell will break loose. Of course, the rioters will have already voted absentee, so the impact will be on Election Day voters, which tends to be more conservative.