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TheTenthDoc
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IyMoon
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FlaShFTW
United States10402 Posts
So... in Michigan Trump supporters are saying stop the count, in Arizona they are saying count the votes. Which one is it? | ||
tofucake
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Cricketer12
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GreenHorizons
United States23957 Posts
I worry for the people of the ATL area if they put Biden over the top in Georgia and become the target of the Trump voting parts of Georgia. | ||
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TheTenthDoc
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Batmankills
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Nebuchad
Switzerland12463 Posts
On November 05 2020 12:52 FlaShFTW wrote: https://twitter.com/MrDanZak/status/1324191985352220672?s=20 So... in Michigan Trump supporters are saying stop the count, in Arizona they are saying count the votes. Which one is it? As usual, important to remind everyone that this is not hypocrisy, this is them being very honest: they want the things that benefit them regardless of principles or circumstances. It's when they pretend that they do hold to certain principles that they are being hypocritical. | ||
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PhoenixVoid
Canada32747 Posts
"Georgia; Biden requires ~66% of remaining ~2% votes to flip Last two hours Biden has won ~73% of votes counted North Carolina; Biden requires ~62% of remaining ~6% votes to flip Last two hours no change... Pennsylvania: Biden requires ~63% of remaining ~11% votes to flip Last two hours Biden has won ~72% of votes counted Arizona; Biden requires ~40% of remaining ~14% votes to maintain Wasn't tracking this state earlier so unsure of change..." Georgia is possible, borderline leaning Biden. NC is an unknown because they count their mail-ins until like the 12th, but I've seen it put as lean Trump for now. Pennsylvania seems to be very good for Biden (cross my fingers). Arizona is a toss-up. | ||
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FlaShFTW
United States10402 Posts
On November 05 2020 12:57 PhoenixVoid wrote: Someone wrote a useful guide for where we are in the remaining swing states and for how much Biden needs to win by. "Georgia; Biden requires ~66% of remaining ~2% votes to flip Last two hours Biden has won ~73% of votes counted North Carolina; Biden requires ~62% of remaining ~6% votes to flip Last two hours no change... Pennsylvania: Biden requires ~63% of remaining ~11% votes to flip Last two hours Biden has won ~72% of votes counted Arizona; Biden requires ~40% of remaining ~14% votes to maintain Wasn't tracking this state earlier so unsure of change..." Georgia is possible, borderline leaning Biden. NC is an unknown because they count their mail-ins until like the 12th, but I've seen it put as lean Trump for now. Pennsylvania seems to be very good for Biden (cross my fingers). Arizona is a toss-up. Important to note that Philly still hasn't been counted (yes i know I've said this like 20 times but I think it's that important to mention). So Philly is gonna be a landslide of 80/20 for Biden. That alone will push him over the top. | ||
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tofucake
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Shingi11
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TheTenthDoc
United States9561 Posts
On November 05 2020 13:04 Shingi11 wrote: I wonder how the special is going to go without trump at the top of the ticket. If biden can win then i could defiantly see warnock taking it without trump to drag repbus to the polls. It depends if it's a double special (increasingly likely) or single. If it's a double, I think there's a good chance of the typical "oh let's split R/D" states seem to love. If it's single, I think it will be tough for D's to get a single seat. | ||
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Cricketer12
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FlaShFTW
United States10402 Posts
Not the best news, not sure where the votes were counted, but only about 4.5k vs 2.8k gain for Biden over Trump, That's 62% gain, below his necessary 66% line. | ||
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IyMoon
United States1249 Posts
On November 05 2020 13:08 FlaShFTW wrote: https://twitter.com/DecisionDeskHQ/status/1324201477494198273?s=20 Not the best news, not sure where the votes were counted, but only about 4.5k vs 2.8k gain for Biden over Trump, That's 62% gain, below his necessary 66% line. There are sections of PA that are not going to go above 66%. But thats only 7k votes vs the 70k that Biden will get above 75% in | ||
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Shingi11
290 Posts
On November 05 2020 13:06 TheTenthDoc wrote: It depends if it's a double special (increasingly likely) or single. If it's a double, I think there's a good chance of the typical "oh let's split R/D" states seem to love. If it's single, I think it will be tough for D's to get a single seat. lol i thought predue had it. Dems path to 50 stays alive with some life support. Would be some justice if both georgia went blue on the presidential level and gave dems the majority. Not going to happen but a man can dream. | ||
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Toadesstern
Germany16350 Posts
Seems to be a different update than the DecisionDeskHQ one above? 5k more votes for Biden in the NYT one, 4k more for Trump | ||
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FlaShFTW
United States10402 Posts
On November 05 2020 13:16 Toadesstern wrote: another update on NYT for PA, Trump up by 164k. Seems to be a different update than the DecisionDeskHQ one above? 5k more votes for Biden in the NYT one, 4k more for Trump Yeah its weird, they seem to be having some overlap, but also some difference in what they've reported. Not liking this non-synced reporting. still using nyt to try to figure out where the vote is coming from. I think the last batch was from allagheny | ||
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