**Official Election Day Thread sponsored by Dr. Evil and Uncle Creepy's Love Child**

[Clipper Nation]

Florida's going to be another 2000-style show, isn't it?

Floriduh
Can't even vote correctly

[UNT Eagles 2016]

Hillary 49.5, Trump 47.7 in Florida with 30% reporting

Looks like the "swamp" of the everglades isn't getting drained.

[FkLA]

King Trump about to shock the world tbh.

[baseline bum]

Clinton's lead is pretty small in Florida after getting early voting results from Broward County, so not a great sign yet

[Warlord23]

FL will be all about Miami-Dade and Broward vs the Panhandle. High turnout in the urban areas bodes well for the Dems.

[FkLA]

CNN giving Trump the lead in FL. Do they not count early voting or what?

news source gives figure i dont like... are they stupid or what?

[spurraider21]

Interesting. I guess when Hillary briefly went up in FL, they must have added the early votes?

they're fluctuating quite a bit with such a low reporting % so far... have clinton up again by a few points

[UNT Eagles 2016]

Young crushing challenger Bayh in Indiana

[UNT Eagles 2016]

Clinton's lead is pretty small in Florida after getting early voting results from Broward County, so not a great sign yet

Still a ton of Latinos


10 SECONDS TILL NC/OH

[baseline bum]

CNN calls West Va for Trump

[TimDunkem]

Shocker.

[baseline bum]

BEN CASSELMAN 7:30 PM
Trump’s win in Indiana is no surprise — FiveThirtyEight’s model gave him a 97.5 percent chance of winning there, despite the fact that Obama carried the state in 2008. Trump’s big margin in Indiana signals Clinton’s challenges with less-educated voters. Just 25 percent of Hoosiers ages 25 and up have a bachelor’s degree, one of the lowest shares of any state. Trump also won Kentucky, where even fewer residents have a college degree, while Clinton won Vermont, one of the most educated states in the country. Of course, those are far from the only factors separating those states.

[UNT Eagles 2016]

Rubio's lead trimmed a bit

[baseline bum]

NATE SILVER 7:31 PM
Even if he loses tonight, Trump is likely to have places where he significantly outperforms past Republican nominees. In Vigo County, Indiana, for example — home to Terre Haute — Trump is winning by 13 percentage points, whereas Barack Obama won the county by 1 point in 2012.

[florige]

[QUOTE=baseline bum;8785507]CNN calls West Va for



MSM's Super Bowl we are witnessing.

[UNT Eagles 2016]

South Carolina nearly tied.

[UNT Eagles 2016]

NATE SILVER 7:31 PM
Even if he loses tonight, Trump is likely to have places where he significantly outperforms past Republican nominees. In Vigo County, Indiana, for example — home to Terre Haute — Trump is winning by 13 percentage points, whereas Barack Obama won the county by 1 point in 2012.

I think Rust Belt sweep in 2020 (except for Illinois) is on the table for the GOP, provided Hillary wins tonight.

[Warlord23]

Trump polling below Romney 2012 and way behind Rubio in FL

[Robz4000]

Trump is going to be our next president, isn't he?

[spurraider21]

florida results are pretty irrelevant until the big counties like dade start reporting. they're still at <1%

[RD2191]

Trump is going to be our next president, isn't he?

I'm already packed bruh. Visit me down in Mexico. Tell TP he's a huge got.

[TheGreatYacht]

Should I start to panic?

[FkLA]

King Trump up by 100k+ in Florida

[UNT Eagles 2016]

florida results are pretty irrelevant until the big counties like dade start reporting. they're still at <1%

yep

[spurraider21]

538 now gives republicans a 55% chance of holding the senate...