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{CC}StealthBlue
United States41117 Posts
On November 05 2020 01:37 Shingi11 wrote: So last time there was a recount in WISCONSIN voted moved by about 300 for a state SC Justice. Most say that if trump is hoping at that it is not good for him Well that and Biden is ahead by almost 21k votes. | ||
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WombaT
Northern Ireland27464 Posts
On November 05 2020 01:35 Mohdoo wrote: 13 years of discussing politics with you guys for me :D A mere decade for me, I’ve tried to make up for lost time | ||
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Wegandi
United States2455 Posts
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TheTenthDoc
United States9561 Posts
On November 05 2020 01:39 {CC}StealthBlue wrote: Well that and Biden is ahead by almost 21k votes. Yep. And the elections commission administrator says there's no more votes left to count. Meanwhile, Michigan is making rumblings of an unofficial result tonight but that a final tally will take longer. If patterns hold I suspect the unofficial announcement will be along the lines of "we have only early votes in D areas outstanding and a Biden lead." And Georgia aiming for a full tally by the end of today. If both MI and GA go to Biden Trump is toast from a democratic perspective, and with margins that make any SCOTUS chicanery real difficult to pull off. If it splits it's down to NV/AZ, and NC and PA can take their sweet time counting. | ||
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Emnjay808
United States10666 Posts
Just my analysis. Since there was A LOT of active Trump supporters and barely any Biden. | ||
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{CC}StealthBlue
United States41117 Posts
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JimmiC
Canada22817 Posts
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PhoenixVoid
Canada32755 Posts
On November 05 2020 01:40 Wegandi wrote: While Biden is going to win MI it's super close with James still leading. He might eek that one out. Big loss for Dems if so. Democrats are going to be kicking themselves for losing the Senate and some of the competitive races. I'm genuinely confused as to why they bothered to invest so much into Kentucky and South Carolina besides the big FU to McConnell and Graham, diverting attention and resources from Peters and Greenfield who needed it a lot more it seems. Even Collins is looking like she's being re-elected, despite all the venom against her for "betraying" her moderate background. | ||
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EnDeR_
Spain2952 Posts
On November 05 2020 01:27 Yurie wrote: You should remove the think from that it would be a great Trump sentence.  Joined TL.net Wednesday, 7th of September 2011 In one way Trump losing is bad. Since he would horribly lose the popular vote it would make for an even more extreme opinion against the current representative republic. Good in most other ways though. Which for somebody not from the US matters more. Joined on May 2004. Man, that just makes me feel old. | ||
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JimmiC
Canada22817 Posts
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IyMoon
United States1249 Posts
On November 05 2020 01:47 JimmiC wrote: The big question is at 6% and 96% reporting are you willing to concede Texas and get a new fashionable quote? Or do you want to wait till 100%? I am confused, are you saying Texas is still in plat? Because its not | ||
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Nouar
France3270 Posts
It's hard to believe there would be enough mail-in votes for Trump to cover a more than 90k deficit... | ||
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{CC}StealthBlue
United States41117 Posts
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KwarK
United States44397 Posts
On November 05 2020 01:50 IyMoon wrote: I am confused, are you saying Texas is still in plat? Because its not He had a sigbet on a 7 point margin in Texas and he's pointing out that he won it. | ||
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JimmiC
Canada22817 Posts
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HolydaKing
21254 Posts
On November 05 2020 01:44 Emnjay808 wrote: Man Hawaii voted Blue pretty heavily, not a surprise but I guess it’s more of a party vote than a candidate vote. Any trump supporters here don’t necessarily support the republican party but liked who Trump was as a candidate. Just my analysis. Since there was A LOT of active Trump supporters and barely any Biden. Wouldn't that be the case almost everywhere with the social distancing (if that ever was a thing in the US) / mask things that Democrats probably follow much more than Republicans? But it's also because Biden isn't particularly liked I guess, the Democrats (and some Republicans) mostly wanted Trump out. | ||
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Wegandi
United States2455 Posts
On November 05 2020 01:46 PhoenixVoid wrote: Democrats are going to be kicking themselves for losing the Senate and some of the competitive races. I'm genuinely confused as to why they bothered to invest so much into Kentucky and South Carolina besides the big FU to McConnell and Graham, diverting attention and resources from Peters and Greenfield who needed it a lot more it seems. Even Collins is looking like she's being re-elected, despite all the venom against her for "betraying" her moderate background. Looking like Senate will stay 53-47 (assuming James maintains his lead - he is running quite a bit better than Trump all over) and the GOP will pick up ~10 House seats. It's not inconceivable that in 2022 the House returns to GOP (mid-term elections tend to favor the Party out of power when it comes to the House). I expect a lot of gridlock during Bidens term. I wouldn't be expecting too much progressive policies coming out of the WH with this make up. | ||
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JimmiC
Canada22817 Posts
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Trainrunnef
United States601 Posts
www.nytimes.com | ||
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Wegandi
United States2455 Posts
On November 05 2020 02:00 JimmiC wrote: Yes just some gentle ribbing mixed with added excitement based on it being very close. But I can be patient until the all the votes are counted. Just gives me more time to come up with something that screams "Wegandi"  You do you :p Make it good. | ||
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