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So far, this doesn't look that good for Moore. Most of the democratic vote is still out there and his lead constantly between 4-5% with 40% of the overall vote in.

Keep an eye on Mobile and Jefferson counties on the NY Times page. Loads of potential Jones votes still to come.
 
Yeah that's really bizarre. Other than waiting for the Jones leaning counties to tabulate their votes, I wonder what the Times knows that we don't.
Didn't they do something similar with Hilary the election last year(I really can't remember). But it's very odd.
 
Didn't they do something similar with Hilary the election last year(I really can't remember). But it's very odd.

Their algo is probably extrapolating potential outstanding Jones votes in Dem leaning counties. We should know more in the next 30 minutes.
 
Didn't they do something similar with Hilary the election last year(I really can't remember). But it's very odd.

NYT had Hilary at about 80% until it became clear what was happening if I remember correctly.:nervous:
 
So far, this doesn't look that good for Moore. Most of the democratic vote is still out there and his lead constantly between 4-5% with 40% of the overall vote in.
Only 40% or so from Jefferson and Madison, 3% in Mobile and Montgomery. Very low numbers...there is still hope.
 
Monroe went to Moore, which Jones needed to win by 8% by his benchmarks. Buttler als rerported only a narrow Jones win
Everything been said about this race but I'm completely depressed that people have actively gone out to vote for Moore. Really disgusting.
 
538 reporting enormous black voter turnout, exceeding all expectations.

Looking at the bechmarks, Jones is outperfoming his in the larger counties, even likely winning Baldwin by +15, which Moore was predicted to need to win by +27. Moore rules in rural Alabama, far outrunning his benchmarks, but that's very few votes.
 
It will take a small miracle or Jones to pull this off. He's down by 50k votes with about 67% of precincts reporting.
 
It will take a small miracle or Jones to pull this off. He's down by 50k votes with about 67% of precincts reporting.
Not sure. Mobile is missing almost completely, 2/3rds of Jefferson is still out there. Turnout will decide this and the expectations of high black turnout is likely he reason for the NYT's prediction.