2020 Presidential Election Results & Exit Polls commentary thread

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https://twitter.com/drericding/status/1324481449614024715?s=21

Steve Bannon is looking old.

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CNN:

Biden has flipped Erie with 3,000 votes yet to count (Biden is winning VBM ballots there by 4:1)! They're going to update the map soon.

ERIE JOE

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Trump below 50% in Pennsylvania!

according to CNN:

Trump 49.9%   3,260,796

Biden 48.8%   3,185,369

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https://mobile.twitter.com/DanaeBucci/status/1324494835059990533?s=20

Oh s***

Relatedly, John King just mentioned Chatham County on his big board.

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He's complaining about Quinnipiac and other polls. Does he post on this website?

And calling polls "suppression polls" that are meant to discourage Republican voters.

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"A pipe burst in Georgia and a lot of things happened."

"The election apparatus in Georgia is run by Democrats."

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GA under 5,000

Thank you Savannah!

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Georgia at 3,635

at DDHQ.

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My verdict on Trump's speech: Pathetic.

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He is being dragged thoroughly on CNN.

Even by Rick Santorum "No elected Republican is going to stand behind that statement".

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He is being dragged thoroughly on CNN.

Even by Rick Santorum "No elected Republican is going to stand behind that statement".

No elected Republican, but maybe a Party Advisor or two.

Of course he further clarified that "some may support elements of the speech".

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https://twitter.com/nowthisnews/status/1034124130235236354?s=20

I remember watching McCain's speech live. I know he had some neocon views that I completely disagree with, not to mention other policy areas. But, at least I could know he was a decent man who was in politics to advocate positions that he truly believed were good for the country. Madison Cawthorn's...interesting "take that Libs!" tweet following his election, further reinforced my feeling McCain was a type politician that's quickly fading away as younger generations enter politics. Not that I blame my generation completely, they've grown up in a completely polarized country. Increased polarization was in progress long before Millennials were born.

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https://twitter.com/KamVTV/status/1324507889789259776?s=20

In a complete surprise, no one actually cares what Don Junior has to say.

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Isn't this not true? Isn't there stuff out in Cobb and Gwinnett?

https://twitter.com/ryanmatsumoto1/status/1324510129580990464

Assuming what this guy is saying is accurate, it's worth noting Clayton has a population 155k greater than Taylor and Floyd counties combined.

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Biden now leads in NV by 22,000 votes!

Clark County ftw!

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https://twitter.com/joshdcaplan/status/1324759281158291456?s=19

Well if the AG says so, it's very troubling. Let's put Utah under federal control and vacate their congressional seats until we get to the bottom of this.

Not to mention have a federally observed recount of Ben McAdams' race.

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https://twitter.com/carlquintanilla/status/1322944866377150465

Epic fail.

Gold Standard lmfao.

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Kind of crazy how Trump did better with non-white voters than any Republican nominee since 1960 and still lost!

Shocking, really.  Trump of all people.  Very probably the most racist president in modern times.

Post WWII, definitely. With only Nixon somewhat close at least Nixon didn't publicly express support for white suprematists.

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Rita Hart has taken the lead in Iowa-02 according to DDHQ. It's only by 151 votes, and who knows if it will stand. But I'll take it!

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Dan Crenshaw slaps down Georgia's newest Qongresswoman:

https://twitter.com/DanCrenshawTX/status/1324806575597461504

I see you Dan.

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DDHQ has called the race for Biden

https://twitter.com/DecisionDeskHQ/status/1324710866516905984

Note the time of the tweet: 8:50am.

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Someone said AP has a rule against calling races that are close enough to go to an automatic recount. PA is 0.5%, so they might be waiting on that.

Yes, AP won't call until PA is over .5%

The other networks are doing the same, most likely.

Arizona and Nevada are over 0.5%....

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https://twitter.com/ZcohenCNN/status/1324849481381257218

Good grief.

I assume there are maybe 50 of those.

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NYT's site just updated NC for the 1st time in days. Went from 95 to 98%.

I'd post a link but I can't yet since I'm a newb.

They have better expectation of outstanding ballots now

https://twitter.com/Taniel/status/1324825778966712320

Current vote difference in NC is 76,623. Seems like a pretty tall order for Biden, but not outright impossible. If these aren't looking like a surefire overwhelmingly pro-Biden sample, though, they can probably call it for Trump pretty soon.

For NC-Sen, looks like it's about 96,549. Hard to see Big Cal pulling off a miracle of that magnitude.

Schumer should have recruited Jeff Jackson. I don't care that he recently had a baby. Heck, with COVID candidates (Democrats, anyway) ended up doing little campaigning anyway! Cal was always the backup candidate, but seemed like an okay generic white Democrat until he had an idiotic scandal and failed to address it once it became public. Cal refused to answer if there were more women (he didn't even give a typical political non answer, Cal straight up didn't respond to the question in a zoom call with reporters) and of course Republicans put that in ads. Jeff Jackson would have never underperformed Biden by 20,000 votes.

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Anyone post the map with Atlas colors yet? Well here it is:

No one can convince me the map wouldn't look better with Biden winning North Carolina instead of Georgia.