https://twitter.com/sokkasrights/status/1324104946267074560?s=19
What a crazy turnaround, we'll see if Sleepy Joe was right when he told Trump this isn't even his final form and took those states back and maintain his lead.
https://twitter.com/sokkasrights/status/1324104946267074560?s=19
What a crazy turnaround, we'll see if Sleepy Joe was right when he told Trump this isn't even his final form and took those states back and maintain his lead.
Originally posted by dadudemon
Take, for instance, Georgia:Total votes cast: 4,297,578
Current votes for Trump: 2,272,787
Current votes for Biden: 2024791
Difference: 247,996 TrumpEstimated total votes: 4,939,745
Votes left to count: 642,167
So if the remaining votes go to Biden in a ratio of 2 to 1, final count would be:
Trump: 2,486,854
Biden: 2,452,925Trump still wins Geogia. Mind you, the ratio has never been that extreme.
But, yet, the media still won't call Georgia.
Just to bump my original prediction.
The current counts for GA with 98% precincts reporting:
Trump: 2,427,250
Biden: 2,395,944
And there's still this analysis I did of PA:
Originally posted by dadudemon
~897,910 votes left to count in PA. There's currently a 276,981 vote difference between Trump and Biden, currently.If Biden wins 2 to 1 the remaining votes, the final results will look like this:
3,464,660 - Biden+
3,442,338 - Trump
4 to 1:
3,584,382 - Biden+
3,322,617 - Trump
So far, did you notice what the ratio is? That could make PA easier to call, now.
We'll see how close to correct I am as more votes come in with PA.
Unless Trump magically flips NV in the last 25%, I don't understand how this can be won by Trump.
Originally posted by Adam_PoE
In January, the Democratic Party will hold the executive branch, the House majority, and will be co-equal in the Senate with an strong possibility of becoming the Senate majority in two years. Yeah, they are really panicking.
While they may not be panicking; they should certainly be concerned. Between the recession and COVID this should have been a complete homerun for them. A repeat of 2008. And it wasn't at all. While they likely will continue to hold a majority in the house, they are on track to lose several seats. Also, based on current projections, they won't be co-equal in the Senate after this election.
Originally posted by dadudemon
Just to bump my original prediction.The current counts for GA with 98% precincts reporting:
Trump: 2,427,250
Biden: 2,395,944And there's still this analysis I did of PA:
We'll see how close to correct I am as more votes come in with PA.
Unless Trump magically flips NV in the last 25%, I don't understand how this can be won by Trump.
Georgia is going to be insanely close. A real toss up. The conventional wisdom from those with sources is that Pennsylvania is actually the state that is safest for Biden. The outstanding votes there have been spectacular for him. Of course there is no guarantee that such numbers will be maintained.
Originally posted by snowdragon
The ppl that stress about this tend to be immature and I doubt the election will cure that for them.
There's lots of stress to go around. Some families are still at each other's throats. Friends have become enemies. And certain job sectors will directly be impacted by the results of this election.
Originally posted by BackFire
Georgia is going to be insanely close. A real toss up. The conventional wisdom from those with sources is that Pennsylvania is actually the state that is safest for Biden. The outstanding votes there have been spectacular for him. Of course there is no guarantee that such numbers will be maintained.
Probably accurate. You've been the most correct on the predictions out of any pundit I've heard or read about these things.
Side note: one of my coworkers, who is a devout Christian and a staunch anti-Trumper, said I should be happy with a Biden win because Harris much more closely aligns with my policy positions than Trump or Biden. She thinks Harris will help move Biden's policies a bit further to the left where my positions are (such as UHC, CJS reform, etc.).
I sure hope so. Even if I lose my job due to Biden, if we get many steps closer to UHC and we get genuine CJS reform, the job loss is worth it.
Originally posted by truejedi
I haven't spoken to my family in months because of this.
That's not healthy. But if it is because your family refuses to talk to you because you like Biden or Trump, that's on them for being close-minded and toxic.
People are entitled to their opinions. Even if they are wrong. 🙂
Originally posted by ares834
While they may not be panicking; they should certainly be concerned. Between the recession and COVID this should have been a complete homerun for them. A repeat of 2008. And it wasn't at all. While they likely will continue to hold a majority in the house, they are on track to lose several seats. Also, based on current projections, they won't be co-equal in the Senate after this election.
Why should it be a repeat of a statistical outlier?
https://globalnews.ca/news/7443646/us-election-trump-biden-lawsuits/
Let's see what comes out of this.