One thing I do not get is that if Biden wins Wisconsin he us winning the WH, he would win WI before TX, right? So the fact that TX is a higher tipping point state confuses me. I must not understands something here.
That's a good question. I'm figuring it out myself. I think that some combination of Texas having more electoral votes and the independence in the state-level errors could be driving up its tipping point chance beyond what people would assume based on the arrangement of states by Biden margin.
One thing I do not get is that if Biden wins Wisconsin he us winning the WH, he would win WI before TX, right? So the fact that TX is a higher tipping point state confuses me. I must not understands something here.
That's a good question. I'm figuring it out myself. I think that some combination of Texas having more electoral votes and the independence in the state-level errors could be driving up its tipping point chance beyond what people would assume based on the arrangement of states by Biden margin.