not to mention Florida. Although it’s possible that northern whites will break for clinton but florida will go for Trump due to the conservative Hispanic votes…ahem…bwahahahahaah
Agreed. It’d be weird for her to win OH and still lose. Of the competitive “rust belt” states, OH is the one that Trump has polled the best in, quite consistently. If he loses that, it’s a devastating blow. Frankly, it looks like he’s on course to lose NC, and that would be a pretty devastating blow for his chances.
FL: Per CNN numbers, if remaining votes are in same proportion as counted votes, there should a net 300,000 Hillary votes coming from Broward and Palm Beach, Trump lead is just over 100,000.
Broward County in FL, which is projected to give Hillary about 250,000 votes, has only reported 13%. Relax everyone!
Either NBC just re-used a clip from Clinton headquarters, or the Clinton spokeswoman is just repeating the same script as when she was on before.
IIRC, FL was officially called 4 DAYS after the 2012 election.
Yup: 2012 United States presidential election in Florida - Wikipedia
I dunno, bro…I think this has been a wacky election, and it would only be fitting to have more wackiness.
I like my elections boring. Not sure I’m gonna get what I want.
I’m glad I only have a limited supply of booze in my fridge.
Illinois called for Mrs. Clinton. New York as well. AP shows her ahead 68-66 EV right now.
ETA: Outdated as all the states from Texas to North Dakota go for Mr. Trump. He leads 123-97 EV atm.
TX, KS, LA, NE, ND, SD, WY to Trump - NY to Clinton.
Looking at the states that the CBC is showing with check marks for the respective candidates if the state is stereotypically poor and poorly educated are going for Trump and the ones that are stereotypically wealthy and well-educated are going for Clinton.
MI - Too Close
AZ - Too Early
WI - Too Early
CO - Too Early
TX - DT
KS - DT
LA - DT
NE - DT
NYC - HRC
ND - DT
SD - DT
WY - DT
MN - Too Close
NM - Too Early
Again… they love their horse race and don’t want people tuning out before 11pm EST. 
CNN seems to call them earlier, 97-84 HRC
Johnson running under 3% so far. Better than his 1% in 2012 but significantly under his 4.7% in the RCP rolling average and the 5% 538 was calling.
89% now. :eek: :eek:
FL, NC and OH are all virtually tied.
Google still paints Virginia Red. :smack: 
You say that like taking 4 days to resolve FL was some sort of big deal or something. :eek: 
“In Florida Trump has a 1 1/2 point lead on Hillary Clinton. Not a big lead but a significant lead” - Peter Mansbridge
538 (69%) and NYT (79%) seem to think Reps are likely to hold the Senate right now.
I’m getting a feeling of acid indigestion, heartburn, and a sinking feeling in the pit of my stomach.