I have a friend counting mail - in ballots in Michigan as we speak.
There’s a question: it sounds like, so far, it could very well be that the polls are off more than the last presidential election. If so, what, if anything, does that mean?
Michigan has been very clear that the numbers of absentee ballots is beyond what they can handle. They have been saying it likely won’t be able to be called till Thursday or Friday.
Michigan can’t even start processing mail-ins until day of the election.
I don’t like how this is going…
I’ve got a bad feeling about this as well. I’m tempted to go watch a movie or something, but the last time I did that I came back to watch CNN, and we all know how that ended.
The night is young and nobody expected a blowout.
That was my prediction 6 months ago, until I became delusional about NC and FL. I also predictetd Trump’s approval rating would go down to 40%. Well, maybe Biden wins AZ
I’m still worried about Virginia. Arizona - wan - Kenobi, it seems like you’re our only hope.
I wasn’t feeling too bad until I checked back on this thread. Seriously, I may have some kind of breakdown if Trump wins, and the posts here make that seem more likely.
Ok, what’s happening? Twitter is saying Trump did better than expected amongst Hispanics?
From what I understand, Virginia went blue.
I heard that on CNN too.
Meanwhile Trump is almost level in Ohio. The main question is whether Biden’s loss margin is lower than 2016 and what that reveals about PA.
Maybe according to the people that say Florida went blue in 2000. Trump is currently ahead 56.4% to 41.7% with 45% of the vote in.
Fox tidbit, albeit.
So, is Trump…errr…winning?
That’s what CNN is saying just now, for both Michigan and Virginia.
CNN gives SC and AL to the Loser.
Like I said before, there are way too many conflicting information sources and projections right now. And I’m wondering how the Senate races are shaping up.