2020 Presidential Election Results & Exit Polls commentary thread

[politics_king]

“It is also clear that we have won Georgia”.

It'll be great that he loses that state. Sick of this clown.

[emailking]

He's basically whining that states where he's leading in the count haven't been called yet.

[Meclazine for Israel]

Trump on election in swing states.

"Can't catch us"

"It's not even close."

[forsythvoter]

Trump is setting the stage to contest the results

[Fmr. Gov. NickG]

You can see clear evidence of the red mirage in the county data in Pennsylvania and Michigan: Trump is running notably behind his 2016 margin in most major counties that have reported almost all of their vote, but way ahead of his 2016 margin in all the counties that still have a ton of vote left to count.  (This trend shows up in Wisconsin too to a slightly lesser extent.)

[Bootes Void]

is Milwaukee dropping at 3am?

[politics_king]

Trump is setting the stage to contest the results

This guy is a clown.

[musicblind]

What Trump is doing... it's not good for this country.

[○∙◄☻¥tπ[╪AV┼cVê└]

Trump is setting the stage to contest the results

This election could still be less close in the critical swing state than not only obviously 2000 but also 2016. Contesting before you know the margin is crazy.

[ibagli]

Good lord.

At least it's 2:30 so not many people are getting this injected into their brains unfiltered.

[politics_king]

Lets also be clear, if Trump wins re-election, he'll win again without the popular vote. How do you think that'll play with the population?

[charcuterie]

What Trump is doing... this is not good for the country.

The fact that he even has a platform to say such things is a sign that the US is a flawed democracy in decay.

[emailking]

He's going through all of the uncalled states where he's leading and saying it's impossible for Biden to catch him because of how much vote is in.

[○∙◄☻¥tπ[╪AV┼cVê└]

Lets also be clear, if Trump wins re-election, he'll win again without the popular vote. How do you think that'll play with the population?

That would be half of the last 6 elections. 2004 was the only Republican popular vote win since 1988.

[Storr]

"This is a fraud on the American public." - Donald Trump

[Non Swing Voter]

You can see clear evidence of the red mirage in the county data in Pennsylvania and Michigan: Trump is running notably behind his 2016 margin in most major counties that have reported almost all of their vote, but way ahead of his 2016 margin in all the counties that still have a ton of vote left to count.  (This trend shows up in Wisconsin too to a slightly lesser extent.)

I have noticed this too.  The northern Wisconsin counties were red when the vote was like 60% in and then when they went to 100% the 3 of them all flipped.  It's clear that the second the absentee ballots are dumped into the result it's heavily Biden no matter what county they are coming from.

[lfromnj]

https://www.tmj4.com/electionblog

Latest updates:

1:22 p.m. -- Milwaukee ballots just shy of 2016 total

Milwaukee had 78,160 voters at the polls on Election Day. Including absentee votes which have yet to be fully counted, Milwaukee had 247,501 votes in this election. That’s a few hundred shy of the 2016 turnout: 247,836, Ben Jordan reports.

MILWAUKEE COUNTY HAD LESS VOTES THAN 2016

[Kuumo]

Lets also be clear, if Trump wins re-election, he'll win again without the popular vote. How do you think that'll play with the population?

Not only that, but there's a good chance that Biden could end up winning the popular vote by more than Obama in 2012 and still lose.

[Ye We Can]

I think Biden sweeps the upper midwest.  Probably wins Georgia. The sheer amount of VBM will probably be enough to carry Biden across. You people forget there is still plenty of votes to count.

[Pyro]

"Frankly, we did win this election." welp, the die has been cast

[Citizen (The) Doctor]

Lets also be clear, if Trump wins re-election, he'll win again without the popular vote. How do you think that'll play with the population?

We're basically at two Americas at this point. We were already on the way there, but this just solidifies it.

[Yoda]

Don’t see Biden losing this race with AZ called and MI/WI looking good. Or do I miss something?

Trump leads significantly in Pennsylvania and Michigan and with a smaller lead in Wisconsin.

Also Iowa looks confirmed for Trump, as does NC and Iowa.

How do you come to the conclusion that MI and WI look good?

Is it because they haven't counted mail in votes yet?

You do realize that trump was expected to lead PA on election night by as much as 16 while still being expected to lose after all the absentees are counted, right?

Lets say you are correct 100%.

How long are we waiting to get these votes counted?
MI, PA and WI is where it matters.

We will wait as long as it takes for every vote to be counted, that's how long.

[BigSerg]

https://twitter.com/IntelDoge/status/1323890218311835649?s=20

[Storr]

https://www.tmj4.com/electionblog

Latest updates:

1:22 p.m. -- Milwaukee ballots just shy of 2016 total

Milwaukee had 78,160 voters at the polls on Election Day. Including absentee votes which have yet to be fully counted, Milwaukee had 247,501 votes in this election. That’s a few hundred shy of the 2016 turnout: 247,836, Ben Jordan reports.

MILWAUKEE COUNTY HAD LESS VOTES THAN 2016

So this is just some guy's blog?

[ObamaMichael]

So... I've just listened to Trump.

Americans... what have you done..