I said it was an outside chance.
AZ expects to release 1.2 million votes, cast through 10/29, at 8 PM local time.
Detroit hasn’t released ANY votes yet.
He’s got a history of these “pie in the sky” predictions like Hillary would get 358 EV’s and that Biden would coast to victory with 400 EV’s and D’s would get 54 Senate seats.
If this continues down the path we’re headed, then I think we can put a handful of these guys’ rose-colored glasses in a fucking blender.
Arizona,Michigan, Wisconsin etc. not west coast. Central and mountain time are heading to the close.
NYTimes. MSNBC.
So far outside it’s somewhere waaaaaay down the street.
Trump: TX, ND, SD, WY
Still no surprises, but they’re REALLY dragging their heels on calling the safe blue states.
Michigan’s weird in that it’s an East Coast time zone state, except for like one or two counties in the UP, which makes it officially a 9pm/Central end-time.
I’m in Mountain time. Currently 7 pm Mountain time, 6 pm Pacific, 8 pm Central.
Texas to trump
Dakotas to trump
Wyoming to trump
154 to trump 30 to harris
Because the votes are not there. VA is currently Trump+1.3% with over half the vote counted.
Georgia still looks doable but iffy. Harris down by 200,000, but Democrat strongholds have higher than average pending returns. Some counties that broke for Biden last time in the southwest have had no returns.
AP has 99 to 120.
And now with 58% in, Cancun Cruz is leading 51.4% to 46.6%.
Here’s a metaphor for us Canadians here. I switched over to the Senators hockey game for a minute of respite
Start of third period, the Sabers score two quick goals.
Sigh.
Yes, and I’d like to see that change. I guess that now that we’ve hit the top of the hour, more states will close and we should see more results. Thankfully, there’s plenty of beer in the fridge.
Abortion rights fail in Florida (57% didn’t meet 60% threshhold to pass). Called per MSNBC.
Alright, I don’t like the way Georgia is going, but there are still a LOT of outstanding votes in Atlanta.
Neighboring Oakland County is almost exactly the same as 2020.
Anyway, Trump’s victory looks very likely now, but it’s not certain if Harris can win the PA-MI-WI states.
My assumption that county by county comparisons to 2020 are a bit misleading because the motivations for people voting are very different this time around.
Yeah, it looks pretty red at the moment. I don’t know if there are enough outstanding votes to boost Harris.