I am, and it looks rather like Trump unless the remaining districts swing HUGELY Democratic.I'm not gonna predict a winner at this point,
I am, and it looks rather like Trump unless the remaining districts swing HUGELY Democratic.I'm not gonna predict a winner at this point,
I think that Biden is still the favorite, mathematically, to win.I am, and it looks rather like Trump unless the remaining districts swing HUGELY Democratic.
The latest update I saw says Trump is up 53% - 45% with 90% of the vote reportingSo apparently to join the list of the greatest anime betrayals Georgia seems to be going Biden. Everyone thought it was going to be an easy win for Trump but now it's being called 63% Biden winning that state.
Edit: I don't mean Biden is going to win that state but he has a strong chance to win it now
As I understand it the mail in votes in the rust belt aren't being accounted for yet, which may swing them.I am, and it looks rather like Trump unless the remaining districts swing HUGELY Democratic.
I'm guessing he's going off the NY Times. Looks like Fulton and Dekalb counties are where the Biden votes would possibly be coming from; they're large, Biden-favoring, and still have a significant portion of votes not reported yet.The latest update I saw says Trump is up 53% - 45% with 90% of the vote reporting
They do. Due to the unexpected turnout and the bias toward mail-in for Dems in cities, you’ll find that whatever the remaining votes are on the state, the percent is double that for the Biden led counties. For example, Biden probably has Wisconsin locked despite all appearances, and Pittsburgh and Philadelphia, where Biden is current at double Trump, both at a third or less reported.I am, and it looks rather like Trump unless the remaining districts swing HUGELY Democratic.
This was a given. Florida is not a swing state, it is a reliably light red state trending redder. Also the Florida Dems think the way to win votes is to call everyone Castro.Florida for Trump...
Yeah, that’s why it’s probably locked for Biden.Didn't realize this till I just read it:
For Wisconsin, the results of absentee ballots will not be reported until all absentee ballots are counted. It's going to essentially be a big influx at once when they finish.
As Revnak said above, your second sentence really is the key here. Another is that democratic counties often contain a much larger number of voters than republican counties; results can oftentimes be returned slower due to more votes to count.So, from where I'm sitting, Trump looks set to win. All of the remaining states seem to be polling towards him. The only way I could see this turning around is if mail-in ballots swing the job.
Tell me if I'm wrong or not.
All other relevant variables being equal, yes. But all other relevant variables wouldn't be equal. Bernie would have had to deal with a lot of resistance from the media, sabotage by his own party establishment, so many hostile SuperPAC ads, and general derangement from various politicos. I think he could still win, and it would be a win worth fighting for unlike this bullshit.This isn't Trump's yet but they're worried about it. Would Sanders and single payer have won the day easily rather than what we're seeing now?
This is based on nothing more than wishful thinking and a desire to validate your own beliefs.All other relevant variables being equal, yes.
Well, he’d be doing better than like 60% with Latinos. That’s a pretty new thing.All other relevant variables being equal, yes. But all other relevant variables wouldn't be equal. Bernie would have had to deal with a lot of resistance from the media, sabotage by his own party establishment, so many hostile SuperPAC ads, and general derangement from various politicos. I think he could still win, and it would be a win worth fighting for unlike this bullshit.
There's actually one path where Biden can miss Pennsylvania and George but still win. Biden needs to win Maine overall and either both Maine districts or one Maine + one Nebraska district. That'll get him to exactly 270.If my maffs and predictions are correct, Biden's path to victory is either:
A) Flip Georgia and win either Pennsylvania or Michigan
B) Without Georgia he has to win Pennsylvania, Michigan, and Wisconsin, no exceptions.
This is all presuming Arizona goes to him and it's looking pretty safe for him so far.
EDIT: Maffs were incorrect :V
Without Georgia he needs to win both Pennsylvania and Michigan instead. Either way, Wisconsin isn't important to Biden.
I'm just gonna say it.Well, he’d be doing better than like 60% with Latinos. That’s a pretty new thing.