Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/United States presidential election, 2024
If I understand correctly, speculation and analyses of trends in state populations and the political inclinations of those populations are giving some news figures a bit of material to talk about the 2024 election on the basis of electoral college gains or losses. As far as I can see, other than throwaway speculation about who might run, the only good sources are about those figures. Why could this not be covered in one of the articles about the electoral college, congressional appointments, or the census? Changes brought by the census, by the way, are not unique to 2024. This 2012 ''Washington Post'' article is titled https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/the-fix/wp/2012/12/18/think-2012-was-bad-for-republicans-wait-until-2032/ "Think 2012 was bad for Republicans? Just wait until 2032". 2032! I'd be willing to bet we can find some for 2044 (and beyond), too. (The 2032 election is, by the way, is one of the examples given of an inappropriate article at ). I wouldn't be opposed to a '''merge''' but find it unlikely that it'll make sense to keep this as a redirect. &mdash
— User:Rhododendrites, 15:47, 24 January 2016 (UTC)
Stance: delete
Cited policy: WP:CRYSTALBALL (Wikipedia:What Wikipedia is not)