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Used to distinguish popular-vote scale from decisive key-state vote margins.
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Electoral College margin
Used to distinguish popular-vote scale from decisive key-state vote margins.
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"...electoral college system, which is not a direct democracy, actually, the margin of victory was only 65,000 votes, votes."
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"...flip their votes, then Trump would have won. Okay, so the margin of victory was very, very close, as is usually the case in..."
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A dated May 2024 election model: Biden's 2020 coalition weakens, the suburbs become the hinge, and Trump can win by turning Nikki Haley from enemy into evidence that he has changed.
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