2020 Presidential Election Results & Exit Polls commentary thread

[Inmate Trump]

Let’s hear it for that 306 map!

Yup, though I still have a small hope for NC.

Then Sabato's map would be correct.

[Old Man Willow]

LOL at all the love for McCain. Dems are now the party of Reagan/Bush.

[Mike88]

Biden's lead in Pennsylvania is near 10,000 now.

[GeneralMacArthur]

LOL at all the love for McCain. Dems have completed their transition to the party of Reagan/Bush.

Someone posted McCain's 2008 concession speech about 100 pages ago in this thread.  What a throwback to the days when there were a few class acts left in the party.

[Middle-aged Europe]

LOL at all the love for McCain. Dems are now the party of Reagan/Bush.

Obama > Biden >> McCain >>> Reagan > Bush >>>>>>>>>>> Trump

[wbrocks67]

https://twitter.com/hjessy_/status/1324747129366155264

from Delaware and Juanita

[Roronoa D. Law]

Yeah if it wasn't for NC (I think FL was a mirage) most projection would've been spot on.

[xavier110]

Blue Arizona. It’s happening!!!!

[Crumpets]

New PA numbers on NYT: Biden now at a 9,027 vote lead.

[riceowl]

NBC finally calling for Kelly

[Diabolical Materialism]

LOL at all the love for McCain. Dems have completed their transition to the party of Reagan/Bush.

Someone posted McCain's 2008 concession speech about 100 pages ago in this thread.  What a throwback to the days when there were a few class acts left in the party.

Spending your career in the senate trying to turn the middle east into glass is really classy

[Bojack Horseman]

It might actually work.

[NYSforKennedy2024]

Ronna McWhatever is so annoying lmao

[Fmr. Gov. NickG]

Does anyone know what is going on with the vote counting in Ohio?  Trump leads there by 8% with 90% reporting, but based on where the missing vote is, it looks to be like Biden could cut that margin down to 3-4%.  It would be very surprising to me if Ohio actually ended up trending right as it appeared to on election night.

[brucejoel99]

LOL at all the love for McCain. Dems are now the party of Reagan/Bush.

Ah yes, because Reagan/Bush would've supported a $15 minimum wage, the repeal of right-to-work laws, investment into renewable energy, decriminalized weed, a public option, high-speed rail, a carbon tax, universal pre-K, free community college & trade school, & publicly-funded elections.

It almost makes too much sense!

[Crumpets]

NBC just called Arizona Senate for Mark Kelly. Little late in the game, but good to hear.

[mark_twain]

I can already start to see it. This morning, the Trump campaign complained that Fox News and AP made a bad call for AZ (understandably so), but Fox News still hasn't retracted their call of AZ for Biden.

This is a chance for Fox News to make the first salvo and break away from Trump. Once AZ is called for Biden by the other media outlets, Fox News will stand by their earlier call and take credit for being the first to make the call.

A rift in the Republican Party has begun, and it looks like it will only get bigger and bigger...

[Okay, maybe Mike Johnson is a competent parliamentarian.]

LOL at all the love for McCain. Dems have completed their transition to the party of Reagan/Bush.

Someone posted McCain's 2008 concession speech about 100 pages ago in this thread.  What a throwback to the days when there were a few class acts left in the party.

Spending your career in the senate trying to turn the middle east into glass is really classy

McCain wasn't nearly as great as lots of Democrats now act like he was, but only nihilistic contrarians and people who think a weaker United States is a foreign policy goal in and of itself would deny that he was a hell of a lot better than Trump.

[pppolitics]

There are 4,169 outstanding ballots to be counted across a handful of counties in Georgia, Gabriel Sterling, the state's voting system implementation manager, said in a press conference Friday morning.

Biden took the lead in Georgia earlier this morning. Trump cannot find a route to 270 electoral votes without Georgia and Pennsylvania, so his chances of securing reelection will hinge on developments in the two states.

[hyouzel the predictor]

I can already start to see it. This morning, the Trump campaign complained that Fox News and AP made a bad call for AZ (understandably so), but Fox News still hasn't retracted their call of AZ for Biden.

This is a chance for Fox News to make the first salvo and break away from Trump. Once AZ is called for Biden by the other media outlets, Fox News will stand by their earlier call and take credit for being the first to make the call.

A rift in the Republican Party has begun, and it looks like it will only get bigger and bigger...

*Insert Mr. Burns clasping his hands and saying excellent evilly*

[GoTfan]

Georgia SoS has just confirmed there will definitely be a recount, but that's a little irrelevant with Pennsylvania likely done.

[Okay, maybe Mike Johnson is a competent parliamentarian.]

There are 4,169 outstanding ballots to be counted across a handful of counties in Georgia, Gabriel Sterling, the state's voting system implementation manager, said in a press conference Friday morning.

Biden took the lead in Georgia earlier this morning. Trump cannot find a route to 270 electoral votes without Georgia and Pennsylvania, so his chances of securing reelection will hinge on developments in the two states.

There are no "developments" in Pennsylvania that can deliver it for Trump at this point. The only reason none of the big networks have called the election for Biden yet is that they're uncertainty-addicted half-wits.

[randomusername]

Brett Baier pushing hard against Ronna Romney McDaniel.

[Crumpets]

How it started:



How it's going:

[Okay, maybe Mike Johnson is a competent parliamentarian.]

Brett Baier pushing hard against Ronna Romney McDaniel.

Yeah, Fox is going to be the first network to call it.