Democratic Primaries

That influx of high-tech workers (principally around the Research Triangle I believe) that you point out is real and has been underway for a while, as has the bluing of Charlotte, but they've both been very, very sloooooow. Meanwhile the Republicans drastically gerrymandered both the U.S. House and the state lege, giving them the microphone monopoly and demoralizing Dems and their backers. Those gerrymanders are unwinding, however, and North Carolinians seem to be coming to the realization - particularly given Governor Cooper's popularity and effectiveness including in this crisis - that Tillis and Burr are empty suits.

I think as you do - NC is going to be fertile ground, but it's always close. I feel very good about PA and MI and as long as we can focus properly on Wisconsin (which no longer has wonder boys Walker or Ryan to interfere with us), I think time spent in NC, AZ and GA - I really like your stats on AZ - is a very good investment. I would still leave FL largely alone, though. Let them come along for the ride if they wish.