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because there are a total of ~120k votes remaining. so he'd need the 80-40 split to make up for the 39k he's down
pretty much. The difference between Chris and Karrin is more or less the difference between Donald Trump and Tom Cotton.
because there are a total of ~120k votes remaining. so he'd need the 80-40 split to make up for the 39k he's down
Because as Biden gets those votes, Trump will also get some votes.
doesnt seem like he's gonna close the gap there unless i'm missing something
Trump's lead is 184,402 in PA with 89% reporting. Counting is coming slow but that lead is steadily being whittled down.
Wish AP provided data county by county like WaPO and NY Times
, meant AP has Trump's edge at 32,858 votes in GA right now, 98% reporting
And here WE are.Yeah it's really interesting when some re in bum Ohio matters more than 99% of the country
And that bumb in Ohio, might think you are a psuedo sophisticated know-it-all that has never had to fix his own tractor in the middle of nowhere and works his ass off everyday outside. (sounds more like Iowa, but the point is made)
*I cant say you are, but I can empathize. Not sympathize.
GEOFFREY SKELLEY
NOV. 4, 10:20 PM
As we wait for more returns from, well, anywhere, I took a look at the Pennsylvania Department of State website’s tracker of outstanding mail ballots to see where things stand in that pivotal state. Turns out there are about 763,000 total mail ballots left to count in the state, which is … a lot. At the moment, Trump leads Biden by about 187,000 votes in Pennsylvania, which translates to 3 percentage points. Now, I don’t know how many of those 763,000 votes might not be counted for various reasons, but if we just round down to 750,000 outstanding ballots, Biden would have to win 62 percent or so to have a threadbare lead. But the challenge for Trump is that because mail ballots tilt Democratic, Biden has been winning recent new tranches of mail ballots by margins far larger than that. It’s true that some of these outstanding votes are from Republican areas of the state, but a quarter of them come from the Philadelphia area (including 120,000 from Philadelphia proper), where those votes will be very Democratic. There are also about 85,000 mail ballots left to count from Democratic-leaning Allegheny County (Pittsburgh) and Lehigh County (Allentown). Point is, there may well be enough for Biden to overcome Trump’s current lead.
MATT GROSSMANN
NOV. 4, 10:25 PM
Decision Desk also shows Perdue at 50.15 percent in Georgia’s remaining Senate race, which requires a candidate to get a majority to avoid a runoff election in January. If he falls below 50 as more Democratic votes come in, we would be in for runoff elections for two Senate seats in January, both in Georgia. With Republicans currently leading in North Carolina and Alaska, that might offer Democrats their last chance at Senate control. Winning those two seats, alongside a Biden presidency, could make the Senate tied with the vice president serving as the tiebreaking vote. That prospect would lead to a lot of political focus on Georgia for the next two months.
Means there's around 100k votes to count.
Looks like the Biden celebration is quite immature yet
Read it on reddit. Can't find the post, but maybe this can be of use.
don’t do this to yourself.
The last Maricopa returns were like 57/43 Trump. I think we gotta buckle up, man.Read it on reddit. Can't find the post, but maybe this can be of use.
SARAH FROSTENSON
NOV. 4, 10:30 PM
Meanwhile, Georgia, which has turned out to be a really compe ive race (less than a percentage point separates Trump and Biden), is still at 95 percent of the expected vote reporting, but almost all of Georgia’s counties where the vote is outstanding are blue counties, like Fulton (Atlanta). However, according to a Georgia elections official, as of 8:30 p.m. ET, Biden needs to win 64 percent of the outstanding vote to overtake Trump. That might prove a tall order, but this is definitely the closest toss-up state we’ve seen in this presidential race — compared to, say, Ohio and Iowa.
Not exhaling until it looks a lot more likely.
Last drop for AZ was only 74k votes, 14k swing for Trump, next one is 350k votes any minute, majority right wing
AP says 98% have been counted.
That's one county.
I thought that drop doesn't come until 10:30CST
Pima County will probably give him a buffer.
Has 350k more coming in to he dumped any minute. 74k votes gave a +14k differential to Trump
It's also a bluer than all but maybe two counties in AZ
I thought I read ET. Youre right
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