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FTFYThe idea that some are suggesting (and I don't think will ever happen) is that it would be a mutually agreed upon split.
The idea that some are suggesting (and I don't think will ever happen) is that it would be a mutually agreed upon split.
Biden win does seem very likely right now - polls are consistent, not undulating like in 2016. And the polls improved their parameters based on the learnings from 2016, so I think they're more reliable this time around.
https://twitter.com/theplumlinegs/status/1321392992905814023?s=21Landslide of epic proportions coming... Wisconsin has bad Covid, field hospitals and all
Interesting that Biden is up so much but they will still be campaigning in Michigan! shouldn't they be in TX where its supposedly very close?And if Biden is up 17 in WI why would Trump go there? also then explain this: https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/2020-elections/wisconsin-results
My prediction based on current state. Trump has some big chance but u never know due to this crazy voting due to covid.
Nice. But I thought WI is bluer than NC/MI/PA/AZ
WI has some serious early voting lead, leaning RED.
I'm surprised that only 24% here think its going to Supreme Court. With so many mail in ballots I dont see how any candidate will concede without arguing the outcome
You still need grounds for SCOTUS to intervene. How can you toss out mailed ballots? It’s very unlikely for the gap to be narrow enough for contention, although it did happen in 2000.