But it strikes me as especially problematic given that Trump attempted a coup immediately after the last vote and his hand-picked justices stripped away a long-held right 2 years later.
(I think this choice is related to the press's larger treatment of this as a more-or-less normal partisan contest, albeit one with a quirky candidate who employs "dark rhetoric.")
As 538 recently noted, if the polls remain unchanged and we see a *2022* polling error, Harris wins 319 EC votes. 3/