Official 2024 Presidential Election Results thread

[emailking]

I just ordered my pizza for tonight. 🍕

My pizza's here.

I warned you.

I think it's timed good, as either a celebration meal, or comfort meal, lol.

[Penn_Quaker_Girl]

Needle for MI and PA -- not what you want to see if you're Team Harris.  Both keep inching towards Trump, though it's still an on-paper toss-up and we probably won't have any solid answers tonight. 

Think I'm heading for bed.  I almost just threw up (no no, has nothing to do with the election) and should probably take my own advice of putting my health first.   

[Trends Are Fake]

What the  is going on in Sandoval County, New Mexico? This is where Santa Fe is, 5-6 point underperformance from 2020. 73% in

Hispanic swing right all over the country.

[neuroticballofanxiety]

10 point swing to Trump in Dallas, TX compared to 2020.

     Trump is notching impressive swings across Texas. While it is easy to attribute this to Latinos, the big movement in 2020 was localized to the RGV and the big Texas cities all swung D. Now they are moving R, which indicates that what is happening is qualitatively different than what we saw there last time.

Pretty sure this is due to immigration and the border.

[Fancyarcher]

I did some back of the hand math and Trump should win Kansas by just about five points exactly. Fort Hays really is the gold standard there.

Holy sh**t, and there's a senate election in 2026 too.

[Ye We Can]

Are those cook county numbers correct ?

65-35 Harris.. a double digits swing.

Probably a lot from Chicago holding out, tbh.

[axiomsofdominion]

Dems are on track to win Georgia. Trump's vote is coming in faster than theirs but the numbers support them. It looks like the Atlanta superregion is blueshifting as election day votes come in.

[SN2903]

I wonder how Allen Litchman's going to explain himself.

Not only him but Michael Moore, James Carville, Larry Sabato….

Litchman is an idiot

[AncestralDemocrat.]

Needle for MI and PA -- not what you want to see if you're Team Harris.  Both keep inching towards Trump, though it's still an on-paper toss-up and we probably won't have any solid answers tonight. 

Think I'm heading for bed.  I almost just threw up (no no, has nothing to do with the election) and should probably take my own advice of putting my health first.   

Hope you're OK !

[インターネット掲示板ユーザー Punxsutawney Phil]

I just ordered my pizza for tonight. 🍕

My pizza's here.

I warned you.

I think it's timed good, as either a celebration meal, or comfort meal, lol.

As someone who was just eating some pizza I agree.

[pepper11]

NBC has GA and too CLOSE and NC MI AZ PA MI as too EARLY.

Wow

[Atlas Force]

Dems are on track to win Georgia. Trump's vote is coming in faster than theirs but the numbers support them. It looks like the Atlanta superregion is blueshifting as election day votes come in.

I hope you’re right

[Storr]

Nebraska’s 2nd district, Pres. 45.9% in

Kamala Harris (D)
60.9%

Donald Trump (R)
38.1%

https://www.politico.com/2024-election/results/nebraska/

[It's Time.]

Needle projecting Trump+11 TX...What happened?

[Steve from Lambeth]

I'm getting concerned about NC too:
...
Union (SUBURBAN): Trump+24 -> Trump+25

Everybody said RFK's support for removing fluoride from the water supply was going to destroy Trump. Everybody was wrong.

[Pope Emoviolence Fluttershy II]

Why is Harris doing well in Kansas and Missouri?

[Banana Republican]

People really need to calm down. Remember the red mirage in 2020?

https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2024/11/05/us/elections/results-georgia-president.html

Nearly every completed county is a rightward swing from 2020. Please explain where the mirage is.

Sometimes there are different trends in different regions. It's plausible that Harris could hold up in Wi/MI/PA while losing ground across the south, for example, because those are different regions with different culture, history, and demographics and political traditions.

Doesn't mean that is what's going to happen, but it could be. Start dooming about states like WI and PA and MI when you have 100% complete counties in those states, not 100% complete counties in states like FL, KY, and GA.

But we're not at that point.

[DrScholl]

Well, Looks like my suspicions were correct. I had a hunch that Kamala's campaign, although near flawless in it's execution, did not aim right when it came to demograhics, and messaging. She seems to be underperforming with blue collar workers, that are white, Asian, Hispanic, you name it, and the only group she seems to be doing well with is with college educated voters.


I will write more on this if the trend holds up, but the democratic party has to look at itself.

I feel like the factor for many people is not being able to see a woman standing up to male world leaders and being commander in chief.

[UNL]

What the  is going on in Sandoval County, New Mexico? This is where Santa Fe is, 5-6 point underperformance from 2020. 73% in

Hispanic swing right all over the country.

Bleak

[インターネット掲示板ユーザー Punxsutawney Phil]

NBC calls the Magnolia State for Trump.

[oldtimer]

What are the odds of Democrats flipping the House while losing the Presidency?

With these Presidential numbers ?

It might be the missing Red wave from 2022, just crashing today.

[PALiberal]

Nebraska’s 2nd district, Pres. 45.9% in

Kamala Harris (D)
60.9%

Donald Trump (R)
38.1%

https://www.politico.com/2024-election/results/nebraska/

Love me some cooked bacon

[VALibertarian]

I'd like to, for the first time tonight offer an olive branch out to Kayaoin and ask are you doing ok buddy?

[BaldEagle1991]

What if Trump wins New York?

[Progressive Pessimist]

I did some back of the hand math and Trump should win Kansas by just about five points exactly. Fort Hays really is the gold standard there.

Will the Midwest at-large bail out the country?