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« Reply #6475 on: November 04, 2020, 12:36:40 PM »

Yeah, Biden's NV margin will increase if it follows the trajectory of other mail-in ballots.

Talcum X is worried:



Nevada will go Biden, especially since it's more mail-in ballots.
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« Reply #6476 on: November 04, 2020, 12:36:49 PM »

Control of the senate will likely hinge on the runoff in Georgia glad its Warnock vs Loeffler Cunningham looks toast and its looking really hard for Gideon to pull off a win in Maine but theirs a lot of votes left to count their so lets see
Warnock will win imo no matter who wins the GE Pres.
It’s a bold claim, but I have been saying it for a while now.
Him going against Loeffler of all people will make it even better.

It seems like it should be a slam dunk given how terrible a candidate Loeffler is; however, Warnock was one of the biggest underperformers of the entire map.  He got 32% when polls had him in the 40s.

Loeffler+Collins also underperformed. And he should inch upwards as Atlanta comes in. Looks like all the other random candidates overperformed.
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« Reply #6477 on: November 04, 2020, 12:37:03 PM »

I really hope James wins just so the GA runoffs don't have any impact on who controls the Senate.
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« Reply #6478 on: November 04, 2020, 12:37:13 PM »

I gotta say, I cannot believe voters still split their ballots for Susan Collins after all this.

I think we sometimes forget who the average voter is
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« Reply #6479 on: November 04, 2020, 12:37:21 PM »

If PA and GA are good, it’s actually a plausible result given the polls. It would be similar to what happened in 2016 but this time it’s not enough.
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« Reply #6480 on: November 04, 2020, 12:37:36 PM »

One thing is for sure, we're about to get blitzed with money. College ends early due to COVID I'm pretty sure, so I'm going to be pounding the pavement. Georgia was unexpectedly good for Dems, so maybe Ossoff and Warnock could squeak it out.

Tell me you have Venmo. I’ll give you 3 to 1 odds.
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« Reply #6481 on: November 04, 2020, 12:37:41 PM »

I’m starting to think something stinks here


These numbers seem impossible

Trump likely converted a lot of Hispanic Clinton voters in these counties.

Except he didn't. That's what I find weird. Biden retained the same number of votes as her, just tens of thousands of net-new Trumpers emerged.

Take Hidalgo County, TX.


People are claiming I am a conspiracy theorist, but I am genuinely curious where these voters came from. It's just surprising to me. I get Miami Dade, the Cuban trends were clear. But this?


These counties in South Texas have always had anemic turnout. If they're engaged, turnouts gonna boom. Trump's gain was a mix of persuasion and turnout out low propensity voters for him. But Biden's still going to gain votes if turnout increases that much.
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« Reply #6482 on: November 04, 2020, 12:37:53 PM »

Is John James going to win?
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« Reply #6483 on: November 04, 2020, 12:37:55 PM »

Control of the senate will likely hinge on the runoff in Georgia glad its Warnock vs Loeffler Cunningham looks toast and its looking really hard for Gideon to pull off a win in Maine but theirs a lot of votes left to count their so lets see
Warnock will win imo no matter who wins the GE Pres.
It’s a bold claim, but I have been saying it for a while now.
Him going against Loeffler of all people will make it even better.

It seems like it should be a slam dunk given how terrible a candidate Loeffler is; however, Warnock was one of the biggest underperformers of the entire map.  He got 32% when polls had him in the 40s.

Loeffler+Collins also underperformed. And he should inch upwards as Atlanta comes in. Looks like all the other random candidates overperformed.

Loeffler and Collins performed about the same as their polls.
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« Reply #6484 on: November 04, 2020, 12:38:29 PM »

Is there any chance at all that Gideon wins? I can't figure out who the remaining vote in Maine will favor.
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« Reply #6485 on: November 04, 2020, 12:38:50 PM »




So we have a 4/5 shift in Northampton, 5pt in Lackawanna, and 4pt i Believe in Dauphin.

Seems like based on the numbers thus far there is overall a small shift in PA towards Biden in the rural areas from 2016

Yeah, in all the rurals that are done it appears that Trump either kept pace with 2016 or Biden got a little shift. Meanwhile in the bigger counties that are completed, Biden's at a 4/5 pt shift. Should be enough for a 1-2pt win.
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« Reply #6486 on: November 04, 2020, 12:39:01 PM »

I really hope James wins just so the GA runoffs don't have any impact on who controls the Senate.
Looks like Peters will win narrowly? I think there's a counting error in Antrim that will help James but pretty sure there's just enough vote left in Detroit to swing things to Peters anyway (plus possibly some Grand Rapids city vote to boot).
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« Reply #6487 on: November 04, 2020, 12:39:06 PM »

I’m starting to think something stinks here


These numbers seem impossible

Trump likely converted a lot of Hispanic Clinton voters in these counties.

Except he didn't. That's what I find weird. Biden retained the same number of votes as her, just tens of thousands of net-new Trumpers emerged.

Take Hidalgo County, TX.


People are claiming I am a conspiracy theorist, but I am genuinely curious where these voters came from. It's just surprising to me. I get Miami Dade, the Cuban trends were clear. But this?

I don’t want to insinuate anything, but Southern TX was infamous for voter fraud back in the day.


I don't believe it and we don't have any actual evidence to imply it. Let's not start throwing around allegations, okay? Ya know...for the sake of democracy.
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« Reply #6488 on: November 04, 2020, 12:39:49 PM »

I’m starting to think something stinks here


These numbers seem impossible

Trump likely converted a lot of Hispanic Clinton voters in these counties.

Except he didn't. That's what I find weird. Biden retained the same number of votes as her, just tens of thousands of net-new Trumpers emerged.

Take Hidalgo County, TX.


People are claiming I am a conspiracy theorist, but I am genuinely curious where these voters came from. It's just surprising to me. I get Miami Dade, the Cuban trends were clear. But this?


These counties in South Texas have always had anemic turnout. If they're engaged, turnouts gonna boom. Trump's gain was a mix of persuasion and turnout out low propensity voters for him. But Biden's still going to gain votes if turnout increases that much.

It just seems odd bc Trump put no effort into TX (like he did FL)
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« Reply #6489 on: November 04, 2020, 12:40:14 PM »

I really hope James wins just so the GA runoffs don't have any impact on who controls the Senate.

I would think James loses by a narrow margin and depends on what happens to North Carolina. It would be crazy if the Democrats get 51-49 through all this madness. They'll have to be smart with how they legislate because 2022 could swing back to the GOP in the Senate but these are all big if's. I can't believe we may have Mitch & Nancy still in power. Like WTF.
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« Reply #6490 on: November 04, 2020, 12:40:18 PM »

I’m starting to think something stinks here


These numbers seem impossible

Trump likely converted a lot of Hispanic Clinton voters in these counties.

Except he didn't. That's what I find weird. Biden retained the same number of votes as her, just tens of thousands of net-new Trumpers emerged.

Take Hidalgo County, TX.


People are claiming I am a conspiracy theorist, but I am genuinely curious where these voters came from. It's just surprising to me. I get Miami Dade, the Cuban trends were clear. But this?

I don’t want to insinuate anything, but Southern TX was infamous for voter fraud back in the day.


I don't believe it and we don't have any actual evidence to imply it. Let's not start throwing around allegations, okay? Ya know...for the sake of democracy.

Sorry, it was more a historical tidbit. In case my original post didn’t imply it, I don’t really believe there’s anything fishy going on there either.
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« Reply #6491 on: November 04, 2020, 12:40:34 PM »

Is there any chance at all that Gideon wins? I can't figure out who the remaining vote in Maine will favor.
You gotta think Collins needs to be in the 47-48 range for that to be likely for Gideon to win on IRV, although I'll defer to anyone who knows more
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« Reply #6492 on: November 04, 2020, 12:40:38 PM »

I’m starting to think something stinks here



These numbers seem impossible

Trump likely converted a lot of Hispanic Clinton voters in these counties.

Except he didn't. That's what I find weird. Biden retained the same number of votes as her, just tens of thousands of net-new Trumpers emerged.

Take Hidalgo County, TX.



People are claiming I am a conspiracy theorist, but I am genuinely curious where these voters came from. It's just surprising to me. I get Miami Dade, the Cuban trends were clear. But this?



Massive push to drive up turnout across the country? And those counties have had atrocious turnout for years.
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« Reply #6493 on: November 04, 2020, 12:41:11 PM »

Trump's betting odds are collapsing.
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« Reply #6494 on: November 04, 2020, 12:41:14 PM »

Pardon my french but, what the f*** is the hold up? Let's get a move on already it's 1 PM the following day with almost a complete stall since 3 AM last night.
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« Reply #6495 on: November 04, 2020, 12:41:26 PM »

I’m starting to think something stinks here



These numbers seem impossible

Trump likely converted a lot of Hispanic Clinton voters in these counties.

Except he didn't. That's what I find weird. Biden retained the same number of votes as her, just tens of thousands of net-new Trumpers emerged.

Take Hidalgo County, TX.



People are claiming I am a conspiracy theorist, but I am genuinely curious where these voters came from. It's just surprising to me. I get Miami Dade, the Cuban trends were clear. But this?



Massive push to drive up turnout across the country? And those counties have had atrocious turnout for years.

Told ya that lo turnout would reveal some shocks in areas with traditionally low turnout
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« Reply #6496 on: November 04, 2020, 12:42:03 PM »

Pardon my french but, what the f*** is the hold up? Let's get a move on already it's 1 PM the following day with almost a complete stall since 3 AM last night.
I agree. It's good that WI is almost done, but I was really expecting GA to have updates by now!
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« Reply #6497 on: November 04, 2020, 12:42:32 PM »

I don't mean to sound like a broken record here with Puerto Rico, but seriously, we just saw the first step toward a 51st state. It's a "piss or get off the pot" referendum, statehood or independence. Statehood is leading right now. The government can't be forced to act, but surely Democrats will want to get behind this to improve their position for the 2022 midterms and 2024. Why is no one talking about it?
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« Reply #6498 on: November 04, 2020, 12:42:38 PM »

Control of the senate will likely hinge on the runoff in Georgia glad its Warnock vs Loeffler Cunningham looks toast and its looking really hard for Gideon to pull off a win in Maine but theirs a lot of votes left to count their so lets see

Uhh are you bad at math

If Gideon and Cunningham loses the Senate is over
Ah sorry I should have clarified I also meant hoping the remaining mail ins drag Perdue down to a runoff
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« Reply #6499 on: November 04, 2020, 12:42:49 PM »

Pardon my french but, what the f*** is the hold up? Let's get a move on already it's 1 PM the following day with almost a complete stall since 3 AM last night.
I agree. It's good that WI is almost done, but I was really expecting GA to have updates by now!

and AZ, too. They haven't updated since late last night
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