More broadly, I'd say a lot of people are making sweeping generalizations about decreasing racial polarization despite fact that shifts are either 1) within margin of error 2) among communities that are notoriously difficult to poll accurately.
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You saying there might be some shy Biden voters
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hope you're right, because i still wonder why anyone who is non-white will vote for white supremacy based policies. seems not the best.
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In 6 2018 texas polls nyt overestimated Rs by an avg of 8.6%
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And TX restricts voting in many ways, with their conservative courts ultimately ruling against voting rights expansion. From WaPo:pic.twitter.com/5KcBGMksVK
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Texas turnout levels (esp. by "percentage of eligible voters") have been so low for so long that there's really not a great model for a high-turnout election. But the downballot matters even with those statewide numbers.
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