Quin_Dub wrote: » Not that it's looking like a possible scenario right now , but if that were the case who has the casting vote? I'd guess the leader of the House (Pelosi in this case ) but given how arcane and convoluted the US system seems to be , who knows?
Mr.Nice Guy wrote: » Biden's team optimistic.https://twitter.com/mviser/status/1324009424923611136
Kur4mA wrote: » Arizona is only 84% of votes counted (according to The Associated Press) or 86% according to NBC. It's not in the bag yet for Biden.
Carfacemandog wrote: » Google's trackers has Biden on 238, if I am corre t those first three states would land him on exactly 270 meaning none of the others would be needed.
Faugheen wrote: » Nearly everything left is vote-by-mail. There is simply no way you can make that call. Nearly everything left in Georgia is in Atlanta.
seamus wrote: » PA could become the kingmaker here. Nevada is very tight. If it was to swing back to Trump, PA stayed with Trump and no other states flipped, then Trump has it. The confidence of Biden's team (and noise from Trump's) suggests that their accountants don't see Nevada going with Trump.
bennyl10 wrote: » it is based on where the votes are left, huge dem numbers left and mail in voters
Graham wrote: » Both vote by mail and Atlanta typically lean democrat so it's not an unreasonable call.
VinLieger wrote: » Fox have called it for Biden and everyone im looking at has it at 99%, there's definitely some confusion here and id like to know whats happening
Faugheen wrote: » What? I think you’re agreeing with me here...
Graham wrote: » You're right, sorry Faugheen. I am agreeing.
VinLieger wrote: » This at least explains whats happening in Arizona in the different data that is being shownhttps://twitter.com/stillgray/status/1324011428030771200
murpho999 wrote: » Why is he now surprised that postal votes are going against him?