Jimmy Bottlehead wrote: » The story unfolding has been, to be fair, fascinating. I woke at 3am last night, Biden was well ahead. Woke again (neither wake was intentional!) at 5.30am and awake since. At that stage, Trump was steaming ahead and I really thought Biden was a goner. Cut to 11am and its reversed for the candidates, looking like Trump will struggle over the line if he's to make it. And his speech last night is absolutely his backup plan in case Biden edges it. It reeked of desperation and poor-me, even more than his usual speeches.
dogbert27 wrote: » Az? Do you mean Ak, Alaska?
AMKC wrote: » No he means Arizona no doubt.
[Deleted User] wrote: » And neither will apply for statehood, because Republicans don't like citizens who might vote blue do have equal rights and wouldn't even entertain the idea
Mr.Nice Guy wrote: » Disgraceful that Trump did, as feared, and called into question the legitimacy of the outcome. I suppose the only encouragement to be taken is doing that suggests those within his camp are nervous.
signostic wrote: » Bookies are following the money, more now betting on Biden, their aim is not to lose money..
Brian? wrote: » Is it enough? Could be just about enough. Michigan+Wi+NV+Az= President Biden
Hawkeye9212 wrote: » DC is a federal district. Puerto Rico is a territory and they have apply for statehood.
Headshot wrote: » That guy doing the magic wall on CNN is a wizard on it and he'll have carpal tunnel by the time this is all finished lol
Mellor wrote: » Those 3 bring him to 254 meaning he needs 16 to take it. MI, PA, & GA are worth 16-20 votes. NC is worth 15 Trump is ahead in those states, but some are only have mail in votes left which are heavily democrat (COVID compliance/denial among other reasons). While Trump is ahead in those states. Biden could catch him in any of them. Michigan in particular is going to be key as Trump is leading on <50%. Trumps has to win those 4 to reach 270. Biden takes it with any of them.
Capt'n Midnight wrote: » No you don't.https://www.rte.ie/entertainment/2020/1104/1175817-kanye-west/
Loughc wrote: » Honest question here, I honestly don't have a clue nor do I pretend to, how can it go either way, from what I can see Trump is leading in most of the larger remaining electoral votes states, will that not be enough to push him over the line? I can only see Biden ahead in NV, WI, AZ, which are low enough electoral votes.
bennyl10 wrote: » There's been some outlandish predictions here, but this is up there
Christy42 wrote: » Give DC senators. Reps should figure out how to win big cities. I get Republicans seem to not like Democrats voting but it is weird that there are US citizens not at all represented in the senate.
Kur4mA wrote: » The Associated Press https://www.google.com/search?q=us+presidential+election+2020 ABC News https://abcnews.go.com/Elections/2020-us-presidential-election-results-live-map The Guardian https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/ng-interactive/2020/nov/03/us-election-2020-live-results-donald-trump-joe-biden-who-won-presidential-republican-democrat
Hawkeye9212 wrote: » Michigan is close now. Detroit just reported.