2020 Presidential Election Results & Exit Polls commentary thread

[It’s so Joever]

This does not feel good at all...

[Dr Oz Lost Party!]

Yeah, Miami is looking like an isolated case. RELAX.

[Rand]

Biden leading in Monangalia.

[Badger]

Ohio exit poll toplines (from averaging men and women):

https://www.cnn.com/election/2020/exit-polls/president/ohio

Trump 52%
Biden 46%

[Calthrina950]

2018 is happening again in Florida. Just like Nelson and Gillum, Biden has apparently flipped Duval and Seminole Counties, and is improving in Pinellas/Hillsborough compared to Clinton. However, this massive swing to Trump in Miami-Dade appears to be canceling that out. The last time a Democrat did this poorly in Miami-Dade was in 2004, when John Kerry won it 52.9-46.6% against George W. Bush; Bush won Florida by 5% that year, a solid margin for such a close state. With this kind of performance in Miami-Dade, I don't think Biden is going to win Florida.

Adding to this, I saw an exit poll on ABC(?) stating that 54% of Floridians approve of Trump's job performance. This should have been a warning for how the state would go, and seems to be going.

[Use Your Illusion]

I think FL is done. Not unless Miami's got like 200k votes for Biden we haven't seen yet

[Chancellor Tanterterg]

Biden is on track to win Ohio if these leads hold up

[Alben Barkley]

Biden winning Monongalia County, WV by almost ten points with 76% in according to CNN.

Lol I remember all those "will Trump make a perfect county sweep in any state?" threads.

Called that one too!

[It’s so Joever]

Biden will lose AZ, TX, and GA because he can't keep up with minorities.

[Penn_Quaker_Girl]

Wow, Biden actually pulling in decent numbers in Ohio -- better than I expected. 

[Pericles]

OH for Biden and FL for Trump would be crazy.

[AnOdyssey]

Its looking like Biden won Duval county?

[NYSforKennedy2024]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=65C68DnQfMc

Some Doomer tunes

[Hindsight was 2020]

People can we all take a break till like 10? When Wis/Mi/Penn start coming in?

[RI]

IIRC, it took a while for Trump's large win in Ohio to come across in 2016 as well.

[Citizen (The) Doctor]

Blocking Sanders was supposed to prevent what happened in Miami-Dade from happening. Ironically Sanders was quite popular among Hispanics.

Mexicans are not Cubans, Colombians, or Venezuelans.

[pepper11]

Georgia needle moving to Trump +3

[Adam Griffin]

Florida's gone for Biden. There's like nothing left in the urban centers and Central Time zone is gonna net Trump 150-200k votes.

[wbrocks67]

What's worrying me is IN and KY, where Biden's margins look pretty damn bad so far. But again, there's only like 17% and 33% in, and we have no idea what composite it is. Like is this just mostly election day in these places?

[free my dawg]

Blocking Sanders was supposed to prevent what happened in Miami-Dade from happening. Ironically Sanders was quite popular among Hispanics.

Miami-Dade Hispanics are very different from the Hispanics who like Bernie.

[Storr]

Biden is on track to win Ohio if these leads hold up

Biden winning Ohio but losing Florida would be peak 2020.

[Crumpets]

Boone County, KY (Cincinnati suburbs) is the first county that really has had a substantial swing that is nearly all reporting. Was Trump +42 in 2016, now Trump +24.

[Alben Barkley]

Not many people expected Biden to lose Florida but win Ohio, but that’s looking quite likely now. So much for the “sun belt strategy” I guess.

[Pericles]

Yeah, Miami is looking like an isolated case. RELAX.

Miami is pretty much the only bad sign from the night, everywhere else Biden is outrunning Hillary and is well on track to flip the presidency.

[Horus]

Ohio exit poll toplines (from averaging men and women):

https://www.cnn.com/election/2020/exit-polls/president/ohio

Trump 52%
Biden 46%

Damn.