https://www.theatlantic.com/politics/arc...ng/591607/

Its in the Atlantic, but surprisingly, is a very balanced discussion of what many expect to be a YUUGGE turnout in 2020.

"Signs are growing that voter turnout in 2020 could reach the highest levels in decades—if not the highest in the past century—with a surge of new voters potentially producing the most diverse electorate in American history.

But paradoxically, that surge may not dislodge the central role of the predominantly white and heavily working-class voters who tipped the three Rust Belt states that decided 2016: Pennsylvania, Michigan, and Wisconsin. Even amid a tide of new participation, those same voters could remain the tipping point of the 2020 election...."