Trump lead down to 120k in GA. Game over if Biden gets that.
2020 US Elections | Biden certified as President | Dems control Congress
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Im trying to go to sleep. MI looking a bit sketchy but I still have faith the urban areas will come through. Bit disappointed with how well Trump is still doing in Kent though. Will come down to mostly Wayne, Washtenaw and Oakland County hopefully pushing the needle back the other way. (Ann Arbor, wealthy burbs in the west +Detroit)
I mentioned this elsewhere. He knew Republicans vote on election day more than early voting so being highly energised for the 10 days leading up to Election day was smart.
Trump landslide. He did have the economy looking good and was putting 'America First'. His tough stance with NATO would've played well.
Trump's lead in GA is shortening.
Memories of 2016 maybe and the leads in WI, MI and PA which Clinton was expected to close but didn't?
120k is a lot of votes to catch up when 93% of votes have been counted already
Trump would have romped it I guess
Americans are dumber than I thought.
Trump would have romped home
John King finally lost his cool
Maybe, but still a bunch of votes left in metro atl
This is what Michigan is still waiting on
In other words, lots of Democrat votes.
In other words, lots of Democrat votes.
I agree, it's bizarre.
crazy really
He is human.. totally messed that up.
my candidates arent going to win except a couple. i voted peters and green wherever possible
Lots of urban votes still out in both states.
Why did anyone take them seriously this time after the utter shambles last time around? This had deja vu written all over it.
Although I am worrying more and more about Wisconsin... still a large gap
Wolf Blitzer ordering him around the touchscreen reminds me of me of my grandpa asking me to fix his ipad.
Wouldnt count on Macomb having lots of dem votes.
After about 8 hours they finally broke John King, it was a good run though.
Pamela Brown on cnn 
Georgia in the balance
My personal opinion it's
65% Trump Win
35% Biden
65% Trump Win
35% Biden
Come on Georgia!
Georgia is also big with the Senate no?
Georgia is also big with the Senate no?
I can hear the birds tweeting outside
It’s from Atlanta & its neighbors, some of the bluest counties in the country.
Who was here claiming the other day that Biden's campaign had run a blinder? Apparently sitting in a basement while the other guy kept going to rallies was a masterful move.
I hope he wins, but feck me - how the Democrats can feck up not one, but two fecking crisis (SARS, racism) and not be able to capitalize is mind boggling.
I hope he wins, but feck me - how the Democrats can feck up not one, but two fecking crisis (SARS, racism) and not be able to capitalize is mind boggling.
Georgia needle +0.4 now
Absentee, so higher chance of it being a net gain.
I don't even think covid had much to do with this.
Dems just need to fight dirty just like GOP.
Dems just need to fight dirty just like GOP.
Nate Silver's predictions were that a landslide was possible, but not at all likely (less than 1 in 4 chance), that Biden's popular vote % would be no lower than 51% and no higher than 56%. How far off you do you think he'll be on the core prediction that Biden will win, but not in a landslide? Or would you prefer to focus on that one big number that is not stated with even a medium level of confidence?
I think what he's reaffirmed is that he's a bit of a douchebag, but the models are quite accurate in most scenarios if they're interpreted correctly.
It’s the song of shame
I just had breakfast before going to bed. All bran, so will keep me regular at least
It really isn't when you're waiting on votes from huge population counties
If Biden takes Georgia, but Trump sweeps Michigan, Wisconsin and Pennsylvania, Trump still wins right?
Donald Trump is expected to give a speech at 7am
Maybe next time don't run a senile old fecker as your Candidate when you have a population of 350million and that's the best you can come up with.
I got sucked in by them, a mixture of confirmation bias and the hope they had learned their lesson from last time.
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