Quinnipeg had Biden by 5 a few days ago. I saw a few even more optimistic ones.
2020 US Elections | Biden certified as President | Dems control Congress
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Quinnipeg had Biden by 5 a few days ago. I saw a few even more optimistic ones.
People think covid is a passing phase and things will be back to normal in 6-12 months?
Iowa doesn't matter, I think. Biden still needs to win 3 out of AZ, WI, MI and PA (if my math is correct). In fact, it matters only if he wins IO but loses NE-2 which probably is not gonna happen.
Yeah 538 likes those polls over Ramussen and co which have been right.
Yeah.. but they'll be counting for a few days.
Is NC cooked? I thought there are some big counties left to vote. Wake County I think was pending and that was tipped as a big biden county?
Looks like GOP flipped the House
That's also what I get from the news looking at people's actual motivations. People are not nearly as far apart as hyper-partisan politics suggest. But those politics have managed to push fake narratives (the dems are socialists, nonsense about health care) and peripheral issues (gun control and abortion) to the centre, fostering a divide that doesn't exist in people's day-to-day lives. I see some of it in Canada now also; I just hope it won't become as prominent.
Ohio is a bloodbath. Trump is 7 points ahead. This is very very bad, hard to see PA going for Biden if Trump wins OH by this margin.
I think it is time for me to go to sleep. Thanks US, you are an idiot!
I think it is time for me to go to sleep. Thanks US, you are an idiot!
Excuse me?
What?
The Democrats have already retained control of it.
How likely is this map where Trump loses even if he wins pensylvania?
That last section by John king was so good
Pretty much this but on a larger scale.
Seriously though the simple reason is the same as why anyone votes for their candidate - shared political views. Plus, Biden/Harris is a horrible ticket, dems would've been popping champagne at this hour with a half decent candidate.
From a more conservative analyst, just for some balance to the doom.
This is not happening. Relax on at least this count.
His detailed knowledge of counties and their electoral is really quite something.
I have to agree with this
It is very hard to see Trump winning Ohio by 7 points or so, winning PA, but losing MI and WI.How likely is this map where Trump loses even if he wins pensylvania?
So far, he is winning more or less with the same margin as in 2016. Which means that if he wins PA, he likely wins WI and MI too.
Florida is probably the hardest state to predict in the entire USA. Dems had a blow out in 2018 mid terms. Florida voted in a rep Gov and a rep senator before the rest of the country had results come in and most of the same people in here lost their minds. Then woke up the next morning to realise it was actually a huge night for dems. There's a long way to go in this race.
Touched on by CNN, PA is just too early to call.
What channel is this Josh King guy on may I ask?
FFS what a shit state to wake up and read the news
Apologies for reading the screen wrong.
What shared political views are most important to you? Did you vote for him in 2016?
CNN.
Quite possible.
This is what America wants I guess. All this nonsense about how Trump is embarrassing US or how his ratings are on a historical low must stop. It's a pointless exercise which has nothing to do with things on the ground.
I'm finding it hard to get as worked up as others, this tight race is exactly what i expected to play out. Momentum is pointless when you're just waiting for data, just ignore it.
It's still a coin toss at this point.
It's still a coin toss at this point.
See, now this might be thread-ban worthy.
CNN
It's not that unlikely though considering how close his wins were there in 2016. Plus PA was a bit closer than WI and MI in most polls
Joe Biden is projected to win California (55 Electoral College votes), Oregon (7) and Washington State (12)
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sorry guys, just realized my mistake.
TBF, this is my first US election
He's jaw-droppingly good at his job.
rookie mistake!See, now this might be thread-ban worthy.
Bankers. Polls just closed so they can say it.. Could have said that months ago.
Biden leads 209 to Trump's 112. Would it be a case of just nearly there?
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