Brussels Sprout wrote: » https://twitter.com/RalstonReports/status/1324415080226643971
bennyl10 wrote: » Yes. Mail votes have signatures which need to be checked, also needs to be cross checked against in person records
hirondelle wrote: » Does anyone know if it is possible to search the results by county? I went down a rabbit hole from a recently- deleted poster but ended up clicking on the interactive state maps, but there are a lot of counties! The info is displayed in percentages and obviously the populations in some of the counties are tiny. So, in short I would like to find the Trumpiest County and the Bideniest counties in the states. Some of the red (rural) counties are in the high eighties (Jackson County, KY being the current #1 for Trump at 89.2% and New York county for Biden at 84.5 %- that I have found so far). I'm coming from the notion that there did appear to be a lot of Trump voters who got all shy when the pollsters visited, but they sure as hell didn't need to be shy if 80+% of their neighbours felt the same way!
prawnsambo wrote: » Always best to take anything on Twitter like that as complete twaddle unless confirmed otherwise by somebody reputable. Many somebodys preferably.
Jo jo the eskimo wrote: » So are trump supporters actually chanting COUNT THE VOTE and STOP THE COUNT depending on which state their in
Liberals initially believed they could erode Trump's popularity by unmasking his innumerable lies. But the avalanche of disclosures had no effect. To understand the willingness of Trump's supporters to accept his lying ways, it will help to draw on the distinction, developed by the British philosopher Bernard Williams, between 'accuracy' and 'sincerity'. People can be truthful about two states of affairs: about what occurs out there in the world and about what they feel inside. Statements about the former are judged by criteria of accuracy or inaccuracy. Statements about the second are judged by criteria of sincerity or insincerity. The former can be fact-checked, the latter cannot Trump's most zealous fans are wholly indifferent to revelations that his statements are very often inaccurate because they believe these statements are sincere and thus 'true' in a deeper sense. Trump is constantly telling demonstrable lies. But he has been totally candid about one thing. Everything he does, including telling lies, is meant to help him 'win'. ... While Williams's distinction between accuracy and sincerity helps clarify certain aspects of Trump's popularity, it falls short in important respects. For one thing, it has always seemed that Birtherism was more cynical than sincere. We propose a modified distinction, therefore: not between accuracy and sincerity but between accuracy and loyalty. To paraphrase Arendt, for Trump and his supporters, every statement of fact dissolves into a declaration of membership or allegiance.
seamus wrote: » Janey, Trump will be incandescent if he loses PA or GA. But imagine both? ...
hirondelle wrote: » The info is displayed in percentages and obviously the populations in some of the counties are tiny. So, in short I would like to find the Trumpiest County and the Bideniest counties in the states. Some of the red (rural) counties are in the high eighties (Jackson County, KY being the current #1 for Trump at 89.2% and New York county for Biden at 84.5 %- that I have found so far).
Big Pussy Bonpensiero wrote: » I'm assuming you know about sites like these? https://edition.cnn.com/election/2020/results/president I don't know if anyone has arranged the data yet to show the most extreme Biden/Trump counties yet though. From a quick going over I see that Cleburne in Bama is 89.8% Trump. I'd say there's bound to be a few more counties in the deep South touching 90%.EDIT: Cameron County LA is 90.9% Trump. Bottom left county in LA. 3994 total votes though.
MisterAnarchy wrote: » Trump supporters , it seems to be one of the most used phrases on these threads , usually in contempt. Biden supporters , that phrase is hardly ever used for some reason.
hirondelle wrote: » Thanks- yes, I'm using the Guardian one and am enjoying the nerdiness of it- just wanted to see the ultras in each camp.
johnmcdnl wrote: » Grant County and Arthur county in Nebraska both in the 90% regions for Trump. Mind you both counties only had about 400 votes total each. But in general all of Nebraksa outside the cities of Lincoln and Omaha is basically in the 70/80/90% regions for Trump, although with tiny populations in many of the counties.
josip wrote: » I'm getting quite a Downfall-esque feeling from Trump's panic stricken tweets and frivolous court challenges. Not quite the same as sending out 15 year olds sharing a rifle with 5 bullets, but equally futile. I wonder what the mood is in the White House right now. Who have already started clearing their desks and are trying to escape through enemy lines? How much of the country will they try to destroy before they leave?
Brussels Sprout wrote: » This must be excruciating for Trump and his supporters to see all of these states fall one by one : Wisconsin, Michigan, probably Pennsylvania, possibly Georgia. Hell there was even a bizarrely long time on election night when Virginia was red! What's even worse is that there were many periods throughout the past 2 days where things looked really optimistic for him. They say "it's the hope that kills you" after all. Disclaimer: If Trump somehow pulls it out of the bag that pain would be 10 times worse for his opponents.
Quin_Dub wrote: » No one can beat , but might equal Dixville Notch - 100% for Biden. Always get a bit of press , they hold the election at midnight and count right away - Only 5 Voters!!
Big Pussy Bonpensiero wrote: » I've just spent the last 15 minutes doing the same...:o
Brussels Sprout wrote: » These lads are taking it well I see..https://twitter.com/RealJamesWoods/status/1324405345448464384
breezy1985 wrote: » Christ could you imagine the witch hunt if 1 vote came back Trump
Big Pussy Bonpensiero wrote: » 550,000 votes left in PA. Biden needs 58-61% and Trump needs 38-40%. Biden polling at around 75%.