Seriously, I will not feel secure until Biden actually takes the oath on Jan. 20 and the orange menace vacates the WH. Even a 90% probability still leaves a 10% chance of Trump winning.
One thing: if 50% or more vote by mail, most will have voted before a Comey can come along and screw things up. Of course, considering how Trump teated the a-hole afterwards, there may be no one willing to play that role.
Another key polling metric will be Trump voter enthusiasm, which was one major reason why Silver/538 didn’t write off Trump despite trailing in the national polls in 2016. A slight dip in polling would be bad for Trump but it’s especially bad if even his supporters start giving up and feeling deflated.
I was scarred by 2016 and I’m still in recovery. I wouldn’t feel safe even if Fox news couldn’t find a single person in the country willing to vote for Trump.
I can’t really vote on this. I felt secure when Obama was beating Romney by a very small percentage, but for this election, I would be uneasy even if Biden was beating Trump by 25%. I won’t relax until someone other than Trump (almost certainly Biden) occupies the position of POTUS.
I’m safe the day after he’s sworn in.
I won’t feel safe until Biden steps foot into the White House after being sworn in. I won’t put anything past Trump and his team of sycophantic Republicans.
I’m about there. I won’t feel secure until the White House is vacated, the Senate is retaken, the House beefed up, and the sociopath is either dead or his tweeting little hands are in manacles.
And even then . . .
Let’s just say I won’t ever feel secure.
For those saying they won’t feel secure unless their candidate’s odds of winning are 99% or greater (paraphrased) - does it work the other way? Would you feel a bit of hope even if your candidate’s chances of winning were only 1% or less?