McKay Coppins

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McKay Coppins @mckaycoppins

But Bloomberg's case for contesting Utah is tricky. He could theoretically pull independents—particularly center-right, Trump-averse Latter-day Saints—his way. But Utah's Dem *base* is fairly progressive (Sanders won the 2016 primary) and he could struggle to mobilize them 2/ — PolitiTweet.org

Posted Jan. 19, 2020 Hibernated

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McKay Coppins @mckaycoppins

Utah will be an interesting state to watch this year. Trump won in 2016 with just 46% of the vote, and it was the state that gave by far the most support to a third-party candidate (Evan McMullin with 22%) 1/ https://t.co/GElUYp3fhg — PolitiTweet.org

Tonight, we’re in Salt Lake City, UT. It’s a state that Trump needs to win, so it’s a state where we need to be. To… https://t.co/juESNfQaTA

Posted Jan. 19, 2020 Hibernated

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McKay Coppins @mckaycoppins

There's a case to be made that Bloomberg would have the most impact in Utah as an independent candidate (though obviously it depends on who Democrats nominate in this scenario). The X factor here is Bloomberg's money, which could go a long way in a relatively small state. — PolitiTweet.org

Posted Jan. 19, 2020 Hibernated