2020 Presidential Election Results & Exit Polls commentary thread

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https://twitter.com/peteralexander/status/1323702137772277761?s=21

These are such eye rolls, it’s 2 PM w no PA results. What does this even mean and who is this random? lol

It’s a well-respected reporter for NBC News.

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I hate to say this but I feel like how close this election ended up being plus how things went downballot probably ensures Biden doesn’t run for re-election if he comes out on top.

He would be 81/82 years old, so that could also become a factor.

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Is there a chance Donald Trump won the City of Miami?  I know it has elected Republican mayors, so I wonder if it might have voted to the right of the county given the Cuban swings.

A significant portion of the county’s Cuban population is in Hialeah.

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GA and PA are updating slowly.

PA is still a mathematical possibility according to CNN. I think it's going to be tough for Biden to win PA based on the numbers, but entirely possible.

WI - Biden WINS by > 20,000 (98% counted)

MI - Biden WINS by > 103,000 (98% counted)

AZ - Biden up by 92,817 (86% counted)

Of the remaining ~451,500 votes to be counted, Biden only needs to win 179,300 of them - (39.7%)

NV - Biden up by 7,647 (86% counted)

Of the remaining ~194,200 votes to be counted, Biden only needs to win 93,300 of them - (48.0%)

GA - Biden down by 45,991 (95% counted)

Of the remaining ~255,900 votes to be counted, Biden only needs to win 151,000 of them - (59.0%)

PA - Biden down by 195,953 (88% counted)

Of the remaining ~856,000 votes to be counted, Biden needs to win 526,000 of them - (61.4%)

AK - Biden down by 51,400 (56% counted)

Of the remaining ~135,000 votes to be counted, Biden needs to win 93,200 of them - (69.0%)

Biden needs to win AZ and NV to win the Presidency with 270 EC votes.

With GA heading towards Biden, he may not need NV at all.

PA isn’t going to be tough at all given where the outstanding ballots are from.

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Jesus Christ enough with the Arizona bedwetting.

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NC won’t be counting/updating anything for a while.

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Jesus Christ.

https://www.nbcphiladelphia.com/news/politics/decision-2020/581000-mail-in-ballots-in-pa-remain-as-election-hinges-on-5-states/2586260/

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More votes in from Columbia, PA. Trump's lead now stands at 115,069 votes.

This is a community along the Susquehanna river in Lancaster County, PA, which was 56-37 Trump in 2016.

Columbia County, north central PA.

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Did Biden hit his benchmark in Chatham?

also was it the rest of the vote in Chatham? the entire vote

No, still a couple thousand I believe.

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18,937 votes to be counted, via GA SoS through CNN.

The big question is will his lead be enough to prevent being overwhelmed when the military ballots come in (which is about 9k) once the current ballots are counted

They usually skew Dem.

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Also, wow at Rockdale county going 70% Biden. It's starting to approach the point where it votes more similar to the ATL urban core (Fulton, DeKalb, Clayton) than its suburban peers.

Isn’t Rockdale majority black?

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Also, wow at Rockdale county going 70% Biden. It's starting to approach the point where it votes more similar to the ATL urban core (Fulton, DeKalb, Clayton) than its suburban peers.

Isn’t Rockdale majority black?

Oh, I thought it was a pretty diverse county. Hadn't realized it's now majority black. Growing up, they were infamous for a documentary about there being an STD outbreak among students in a high school in Conyers lol.

It’s 58% black, 37% white, 10.5% Hispanic.

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Congratulations to neolibs for getting this opportunity to resume your war on the working class. I'm sure you'll make Bezos & Co. proud.

Need a hug, boo?

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Yikes, Pennsylvania is gonna be a lot closer than we originally thought.  the remaining provisional ballots are included in the 40k Philadelphia has left

Huh?

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Yikes, Pennsylvania is gonna be a lot closer than we originally thought.  the remaining provisional ballots are included in the 40k Philadelphia has left

Huh?

There are a lot of PA ballots still out in places other than Philly.

Well of course, but it’s definitely not going to be “closer than we originally thought.”

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It’s over.

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I didn’t cry when Obama was elected. I’m crying now for some reason.

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https://twitter.com/realDonaldTrump/status/1325563462433509376

I don't think he's appearing though.

What is that even?  That sounds like some D list conservamoron.  He's not even getting Tucker to push this?

He has a radio show as well as a weekend TV show on Fox. He loves to brag about how much of a constitutional expert he is, but he actually knows very little. Loves to shout. Very irritating voice.

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This turned into something

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snip

Biden looks like he has a pretty good shot at flipping Morris County, which would be something.

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Note: In some cases the latest voting data may be delayed, and as more fraud is reported and analysed the fraud numbers may continue increase. We have a significant amount of voting data and fraud examples that we have received and have yet to process, so expect regular updates.

Did Trump put this website together himself? It's doing that thing where it keys in on one word and uses it ad nauseum. 

"Sure there's fraud.  Lots of fraud.  Even the smallest examples of fraud are huge examples of fraud.  All part of the fraud hoax.  All a hoax." 

This may well be the case.  There are 11 counties in VA where Trump has over 100% of the vote when you click on "without voter fraud". Lee County takes the cake with 112.73%. Also, he's at 102.1% in Fulton County, PA. This is funny.

plz link. I want to see this for myself.

Go on the website, select VA, click on "without voter fraud" and then scroll down to see all the counties.

no I mean the website itself.

https://everylegalvote.com/

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I’m so confused right now.

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https://twitter.com/Redistrict/status/1331673992315465728

Third time Ontario County votes D, LBJ in 1964 and Clinton in 1996.

Had a feeling this would flip given that Trump failed to get a majority there in 2016.

Why was this so consistently R over the decades?

Just  rural enough, probably.

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Those numbers are so confusing with candidates in multiple parties.

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I don't like empty quoting* but we gotta get to 800 pages so just do something.
I am looking forward to the Electoral College vote tomorrow, which is actually today using Italian time. I doubt there will be any faithless electors.

*now that I've said that 100% chance this post will get empty quoted