Lot of states for Clinton, but they are supposed to be hers anyway..
2016 US Presidential Elections | Trump Wins
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Missouri too early to call for MSNBC. 
Clinton wins NJ and Maryland
What do you consider Oklahoma?
RCP says it's 25% counted, and with my experience with CNN's reporting, I'd say that's the better number.
To repeat: CNN reports count% as the % of counties that are reporting any results at all, not as % of ballots counted/total ballots.
There are still votes coming in from Dade. If she holds at 1.5-2% at 85% in or so then the networks will call it.
Jake Tapper has a horrible voice, right? It's not just me.
Clinton wins RI and DOC
All the new states won are bookmarked on the last page.
Talk about kicking someone when he is down.
Looks like Clinton is going to win big based on Florida / Ohio / NC
Looks like Clinton is going to win big based on Florida / Ohio / NC
how is that possible? Every time that they explain something on CNN, they conclude that Clinton is doing better than Obama there!?
52.4% in North Carolina to Clinton, 41% of the vote in
I accept it has multiple meanings.
Yes, but it is still a reliable estimation IMO, considering that it also considers the demographics.
Trump ahead in VA, with most of NoVA counted. That's not good there.
Trump wins Tenn and Miss
Is Miami in yet?
Archaic?
Was according to Fox!
where the wind comes sweepin' down the plains
NoVa hasn't been counted....only a small percentage has. Once more Fairfax Co numbers come in she will come roaring back.
Dammit, thats retarded (by CNN)
Clinton wins Delaware and Conn
Florida very close. 20% of the vote to come in, Clinton ahead.
Please please please pleas please!!!!!!!!
Probably far better viewing tbf.I am watching one of the latest South Park episodes. They provide the best explanation I came across for that a number as high as that
where are the Trump-related meltdowns, gimme gimme gimme
Trump wins Alabama
Oh I thought it was something that actually addressed my point :P
I am aware of what you say in that post - what I was wondering was, CNN are comparing current tallied voting %s against final %s in 2012. Current tallied were primarily early voting votes. And hence it looked like Hillary % > Obama %. But was wondering it it would swing back a bit (not Trump > Hillary, but Obama 2012 > Hillary) once remaining votes (those cast today) are tallied because voters on voting day are likely to be more republican then democratic as a percentage compared to early voters.
All likely irrelevant because it looks like HRC should take it.
BBC bitch is confident about Trump in VA? wtf?
You're a secret Fox viewer, we know it.
Currently smashing Ohio and N.C.
That likely to stick?
That likely to stick?
Most of it has yes
Trump was expected to take Ohio. Loses that and this could be a landslide.
FL tightening
Trump coming back in FL now that the panhandle counties are being factored in.
I'd smash the stress out of Kellyanne after a couple beers.
She's definitely got this in the bag.
Hopefully no drama after she gets 270+ and he concedes.
Hopefully no drama after she gets 270+ and he concedes.
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