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ragz_gt
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On November 09 2016 10:50 Howie_Dewitt wrote: Over 150,000 people have voted for Jill Stein lmao It's Florida.... not surprised at all | ||
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LegalLord
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On November 09 2016 10:50 TheTenthDoc wrote: I don't really know what the Ohio map is saying, but Clinton winning Ohio while Trump wins Florida would be...interesting. Even that outcome isn't terrible for Trump, since that means there's way more volatility relative to the polls than previous results from the night. Problem is that every swing state he loses makes him much less likely to win. But if VA goes Trump that does open up a lot of paths to victory. In any case, the landslide is dead. | ||
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Nebuchad
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On November 09 2016 10:51 ZigguratOfUr wrote: It looks more and more likely that Florida will go to Trump. The panhandle is mostly counted up, but there aren't too many votes left in the South-East for Clinton to catch up. There are though. Look up Broward. | ||
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Wegandi
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On November 09 2016 10:49 oneofthem wrote: lol all these florida republicans are extra-salty about broward on twitter. Most Floridians are salty about the southeastern portion of the state. It's really a lot different than the rest of the state, by a fair margin. (I'm from central florida - St. Pete, and it's been this way for a while now) | ||
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Adreme
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On November 09 2016 10:50 TheTenthDoc wrote: I don't really know what the Ohio map is saying, but Clinton winning Ohio while Trump wins Florida would be...interesting. Even that outcome isn't terrible for Trump, since that means there's way more volatility relative to the polls than previous results from the night. If that happens then he needs to win Michigan to give himself a chance and then hope that VA stays red and if that happens then he can win with a sweep. Otherwise he has no path to victory. | ||
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oneofthem
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On November 09 2016 10:51 ZigguratOfUr wrote: It looks more and more likely that Florida will go to Trump. The panhandle is mostly counted up, but there aren't too many votes left in the South-East for Clinton to catch up. 800k-1000k, not too many | ||
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GGTeMpLaR
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On November 09 2016 10:52 Wegandi wrote: Most Floridians are salty about the southeastern portion of the state. It's really a lot different than the rest of the state, by a fair margin. (I'm from central florida - St. Pete, and it's been this way for a while now) That's because Florida could realistically be divided into up to at least three unique states. | ||
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iPlaY.NettleS
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On November 09 2016 10:52 plasmidghost wrote: Trump currently has a bigger vote and percentage lead than Obama when he won Florida in 2012 I think Trump has won Florida. | ||
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Adreme
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She needs to close a 200k vote gap. That is a near unfixable gap with what is left. I expect them to call it shortly. | ||
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Plansix
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iPlaY.NettleS
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Clinton lead down to 17,000 | ||
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Wegandi
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On November 09 2016 10:53 GGTeMpLaR wrote: That's because Florida could realistically be divided into up to at least three unique states. This is true and it's how I've always felt. Most states aren't too dissimilar where they could be broken in half (and probably should, but won't). | ||
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FiWiFaKi
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On November 09 2016 10:53 Adreme wrote: If that happens then he needs to win Michigan to give himself a chance and then hope that VA stays red and if that happens then he can win with a sweep. Otherwise he has no path to victory. His path to victory is to win Ohio, Florida, NC, and MI/VA/WI/CO/PA... He will at worst be within 1-1.5% of doing that, imo. Insanely close. Predictable that Trump is overperforming polls, though I must admit I'm quite impressed with the polling accuracy, I thought it'd be way different. | ||
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