Urban, rural, and suburban voters
According to experts, suburbanities are swing voters, while rural residents are overwhelmingly Republican and urban dwellers are Democratic. Thus, for example, in battleground Pennsylvania, the candidate who gets the suburban vote boosts his or her chances of winning the state’s 19 electoral votes to receive the 270 votes required to be the next US president.
Therefore, for Republicans determined to win back the White House, the eventual nominee must rely on the suburban voters in Georgia, Arizona, North Carolina, Michigan, Wisconsin, and Pennsylvania.
Winning or losing these six critical states reduces the presidential election of 2024 to its simplest form. But the chances of a winning combination are stacked against the Republican Party. Why?
The answer comes from challenging Electoral College math and highlighting some reality checks. Let’s find out more about the possible conditions under which the next US president will be elected.
