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I wouldn’t want to bet either way.

I’m hoping they are vastly underestimating how many people will vote for Trump because they have alienated so many people themselves, kind of like they did in 2016.

But in my estimation, Trump will have to get about a 33% (or better) Popular vote advantage in every Republican and swing district to even have a hope of overcoming the cheating.

I live in one of those traditionally large majority Republican districts who had the election for their Congressional Representative in 2018 stolen by corrupt vote counters in one city. It was OBVIOUSLY stolen, yet the candidate and the State Republican Party didn’t even bother to question the results.

Lets just say I’m very pessimistic about the outcome of this election, even though it SHOULD make the Mondale / Ferraro ticket Vs Reagan look like a close race.