[Lurkinanloomin]

I think he adds NV, VA, MN.

[ckilmer]

Definitely NV, MN.

VA has breaking republican hearts for 20 years because of Northern VA which is a bedroom suburb of DC, home of DC bureaucrats and very liberal like Washington DC

[Fred Hayek]

I would be very surprised if he wins Minnesota. Minneapolis and St Paul dominate that state, and both, especially Minneapolis, are Moonbat Central, Minnesota. Unless of course the suburbs get flipped. My assessment of the ‘burbs, especially Edina, Eden Prairie, Lake Minnetonka area, is wannabe Westchester County, NY. At best RINO, never-Trumpers.

[KavMan]

I think he adds NV, VA, MN

No way TRUMP wins VA, TRUMP couldn't do it the 1st time, doubt he can do it in 2020

TRUMP definitely wins NH this time around

[Morpheus2009]

I would swap VA with NH there. I think New Hampshire is more likely given how it played out in 2016

[BigEdLB]

NH, ME more likely than VA which has been polluted by an influx of DC bureaucrats

[Dave W]

No, Virginia is not going to flip, but I think MN will flip sooner than NV. Trump lost by 250,000 votes in Virginia. It was not even the least bit close in this state. Every year, there are more and more New Yorker, Marylanders, etc that move in who vote Democrat. Fairfax county, the largest in the state with close to 1.2 million people and something like 700,000 voters - 1 out of 6 voters live here and 1 out of 4 voters live in Northern Virginia. In 2016, Trump received only 23% of the vote in Fairfax County. It was astounding the lack of support here, but not surprising since Trump came in a distan third in the republican primary in northern Va.

So please, don't think VA as being a swiing state - it isn't.

[KC_Conspirator]

Not VA. Filled with big gubbermint workers now.