Shelga wrote: » Is there any chance Trump could still win Arizona? Only 84% of votes counted?
devnull wrote: » The bookies have no idea how this is going. It's flif flopped a few times now. Up until last night they were pretty sure Biden would win, but then as the data started coming up they started leaning towards Trump and this morning they seemed fairly sure hed win it. Then slowly it started to drift the other way slowly to the point where Biden was 1/4 on and Trump was 3/1. In the last half an hour or so we're seeing Trumps odds starting to shorten and Biden's slowly increase again. It really could go either way.
devnull wrote: » Trump has already won in his own mind, no matter what the figures say. Could turn quite ugly afterwards if he really throws his toys out of the pram if he loses. In my mind though it's too close to call. Nobody should get head fo themselves.
AdamD wrote: » I would have thought a 5 point flip is quite big? Aren't margins of error usually 3 points? If your poll is 5 points off its worse than useless
VinLieger wrote: » Just ignore anyone from either side trying to push the "its over" narrative
shocksy wrote: » Yes it is. If you think Trump can still win this you're very much out of touch haha.
shocksy wrote: » Yes it is. If you think Trump can still win this you're put of touch haha.
murpho999 wrote: » [/B] Eh, no it's not.
shocksy wrote: » Game Shot, Leg, Set and the match. It's officially over.
This is it wrote: » Michigan, Wisconsin and Nevada gives it to Bidan, yeah?
Mr.Nice Guy wrote: » I'm worried Trump will take Michigan. It looks very tight.
UpBack1234 wrote: » There is a degree of truth in this tbh- not on individual state polls necessarily (did anyone REALLY think he'd lose TX/FL?) - but to the extent that Trump's IRL popularity among middle Americans has been underplayed by many on "our" side.