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US Presidential Election 2020 Thread II - Judgement Day(s)

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Continuation thread from here

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rm212

Brian? wrote: »

You’re misusing the word “premise”

Just like you’re misusing the word “joke”.

Brian?

Francie Barrett wrote: »

It's over, they are neck and neck with the solidly Republican panhandle only starting to be counted.

Biden has been crushed in Florida, possibly doing even worse than Clinton did in 2016.

Nonsense. It’s incredibly close. No one lives in the Panhandle.

namloc1980

Francie Barrett wrote: »

It's over, they are neck and neck with the solidly Republican panhandle only starting to be counted.

Biden has been crushed in Florida, possibly doing even worse than Clinton did in 2016.

Crushed??? :pac:

Kiith

"Crushed in Florida"

Less then .5% in it :pac:

The Iron Giant

"Florida is done"

Easily the most annoying post of the last hour.

listermint

10000maniacs wrote: »

Not quite. The guy with the map kind of said it.

No he didn't. It's tight as fk. And people proclaiming results on this thread are Wafflers.

Brian?

rm212 wrote: »

Just like you’re misusing the word “joke”.

I’d say you’re savage craic at parties.

EltonJohn69

I am fearing Biden is sunk.

BonnieSituation

Kiith wrote: »

Back ahead in Georgia as well (very early though).

Biden is 453 votes ahead in GA

Trump 214804 ahead in VA

murpho999

Francie Barrett wrote: »

It's over, they are neck and neck with the solidly Republican panhandle only starting to be counted.

Biden has been crushed in Florida, possibly doing even worse than Clinton did in 2016.

Crushed? Really?

A tad dramatic.

This idoes not mean Biden will lose the night.

Big Pussy Bonpensiero

9,000,000 votes in Florida with just under 90% of votes counted.
900,000 votes left with a gap of 20,000.
I don't see how it can be projected for Trump with a lot of early ballots yet to be counted.
Still, not looking good for Biden there.

StringerBell

Francie Barrett wrote: »

It's over, they are neck and neck with the solidly Republican panhandle only starting to be counted.

Biden has been crushed in Florida, possibly doing even worse than Clinton did in 2016.

Crushed is a tad hysterical. He didn't run up the score in Miami Dade, he actually did very well elsewhere and we know the demographics of Miami Dade aren't going to be replicated whereas where he has done well in the suburbs etc are going to be replicated. Florida overall has indicated enough positives for Biden despite losing the state. He has done better than Clinton with the demographics that he needs to win in places like Pennsylvania etc

EltonJohn69

isn't it who wins Ohio.. always wins the election ?

BlitzKrieg

Am I crazy or is Biden leading in Texas?

10000maniacs

BonnieSituation wrote: »

Biden is 453 votes ahead in GA

Trump 214804 ahead in VA

Did a Democrat ever win Virginia?

[Deleted User]

Biden 57-42 up in Ohio with 1/3 of the votes counted. If he gets Ohio he sweeps everything up North.

murpho999

EltonJohn69 wrote: »

I am fearing Biden is sunk.

I really don't know why?

Florida is more important for Trump than Biden.

Panrich

StringerBell wrote: »

Crushed is a tad hysterical. He didn't run up the score in Miami Dade, he actually did very well elsewhere and we know the demographics of Miami Dade aren't going to be replicated whereas where he has done well in the suburbs etc are going to be replicated. Florida overall has indicated enough positives for Biden despite losing the state. He has done better than Clinton with the demographics that he needs to win in places like Pennsylvania etc

Doing very well in Ohio and that has to be a good sign for the rust belt states.

namloc1980

BlitzKrieg wrote: »

Am I crazy or is Biden leading in Texas?

Dallas early voting has been reported. Very early days

spacecoyote

EltonJohn69 wrote: »

isn't it who wins Ohio.. always wins the election ?

I think its that a Rep has never won the presidency without winning Ohio

valoren

BlitzKrieg wrote: »

Am I crazy or is Biden leading in Texas?

Early days. 10% counted.

weemcd

BlitzKrieg wrote: »

Am I crazy or is Biden leading in Texas?

Yes but that's mainly Dallas and it's early votes which are Dems loooong way to go.

The Iron Giant

BlitzKrieg wrote: »

Am I crazy or is Biden leading in Texas?

He is. Tiny portion of votes counted though so irrelevant.

Inquitus

Big Pussy Bonpensiero wrote: »

9,000,000 votes in Florida with just under 90% of votes counted.
900,000 votes left with a gap of 20,000.
I don't see how it can be projected for Trump with a lot of early ballots yet to be counted.
Still, not looking good for Biden there.

The early vote was counted during the day, most outstanding vote is Panhandle or same day which would favour Trump.

[Deleted User]

listermint wrote: »

No he didn't. It's tight as fk. And people proclaiming results on this thread are Wafflers.

CNN call states as the polls close when it's obvious how it's going to go. It's obvious that Trump has Florida won but they're afraid to say it.

namloc1980

Basically Biden beat Hillary in 2016 all over Florida except with the Cubans in Miami.

Itssoeasy

Jesus Dallas county in Texas with 80 % in and they were comparing Obama and Clinton and Biden is polling well above them.

MUFC91CS

shocksy wrote: »

I know bookies odds mean nothing but the odds have changed drastically in the past few hours.

They actually know more than anyone else I think haha

The Iron Giant

https://twitter.com/ABC/status/1323794910215102464?s=19

boardise

Are they calling S Carolina for Biden ??? Scarcely believable if so....like W Belfast going Orange.