Portman is outperforming Trump by 15 points in Ohio.
2008 Election Tennessee:
Lamar Alexander 67.3%
John McCain 56.85%
Looks like Alexander outperformed McCain by 10.5%.
Corker ran 5.5% ahead of Romney in 2012.
Phil Bredesen, a Democrat was re-elected Governor in Tennessee with 67% of the vote in 2006, in a Republican state. So, your point is?
1) I was talking about Georgia, which has historically been very red and makes a wide margin for Hillary hard to buy.
2) Funny how you raced to the biggest spread you could find to fit a narrative.
Spoken like a true Fox News viewer.
It's funny people think that Clinton would want that. Why would she want to suppress her own turnout? They've actually been telling supporters at rally's to ignore the polls - that the election isn't over. If the perception is the race is close, then disenfranchised Bernie supporters and millennials turn out and put her over the top because of the threat a Trump presidency poses to our country.
If they perceive the race is over, they vote third party or don't vote at all.
Your logic that the DNC and Clinton campaign are actively trying to suppress their own vote is crazy.
It truly is a sad situation. What a choice we've given ourselves - HRC or Trump. Either will be an unqualified disaster as POTUS. What have we done?
Not nearly as red as you think. It's been slowly becoming more purple every year.
It's not unfathomable that he could lose Georgia.
using the prediction map on foxnews I come up with:
Clinton-338
Trump-197
I think the Rs hold onto Senate by a very narrow margin and keep the House