Who Will Win The 2020 Election?

[gozalim]

not nice to call her fat just because she's running for VP

[yuneeq]

Just got back from my bike ride. Did the Fat Lady sing?

2020 U.S Presidential Election
Odds to Win the 2020 Presidential Election
2   Joe Biden      -1600   
1   Donald Trump   +890

Adele?

[drosenberg88429]

Just got back from my bike ride. Did the Fat Lady sing?

2020 U.S Presidential Election
Odds to Win the 2020 Presidential Election
2   Joe Biden      -1600   
1   Donald Trump   +890

Trump down to 100k in PA with 12% left. Almost impossible to win without that (unless he gets AZ and WI, which would be tie that he'd subsequently win with state electors from HOR). GA is razor tight too. Not quite fat lady territory on the BMI, but certainly overweight lady.

[Euclid]

Adele?

She's skinny now! Lost a ton of weight.

[skyguy918]

https://twitter.com/realDonaldTrump/status/1324353932022480896
This is hilarious, given that he'd lose if they stopped counting nationwide right now (or 6 hrs ago when he tweeted it).

[aygart]

Lol says the guy who won't listen to anything "modern" and only likes music released from February 26, 1999-March 15, 2008.

That makes a TON of sense.

[Euclid]

That makes a TON of sense.

Did you feel like Rip Van Winkle when you came out of aveilus?

[aygart]

Did you feel like Rip Van Winkle when you came out of aveilus?

NO!

[PlatinumGuy]

Trump + 90k in PA.

Trump + 9525 in GA

Last GA dump was 6K votes from Fulton Co. 76% were for Biden, outperforming the 64% needed

I think there are 40k left besides provisional, military, & overseas. Secretary of State press announcement at 530pm


In 2016, there were 12,432 military and overseas citizen absentee ballots counted in Georgia, including 5,203 military ballots.

There are probably closer to 55-45 Biden, less of a lead than the other mail-in bc they're people who couldn't vote in person

[aygart]

Trump + 90k in PA.

Trump + 9525 in GA

Last GA dump was 6K votes from Fulton Co. 76% were for Biden, outperforming the 64% needed

I think there are 40k left besides provisional, military, & overseas. Secretary of State press announcement at 530pm


In 2016, there were 12,432 military and overseas citizen absentee ballots counted in Georgia, including 5,203 military ballots.

There are probably closer to 55-45 Biden, less of a lead than the other mail-in bc they're people who couldn't vote in person

I don't know the specifics about GA, but typically military absentees skew heavily R. But you never know with Trump.

[PlatinumGuy]

I don't know the specifics about GA, but typically military absentees skew heavily R. But you never know with Trump.

I think he won military +5% against Clinton but polls had him at -20% to Biden bc of his comments about military and losers.

[aygart]

I think he won military +5% against Clinton but polls had him at -20% to Biden bc of his comments about military and losers.

Maybe but this would now mean that the number you mentioned was made up.

[PlatinumGuy]

Maybe but this would now mean that the number you mentioned was made up.

55-45 was a guesstimate. Rest of the state is toss up. Military maybe a bit pro biden if you trust that poll. Overseas slightly pro Biden by virtue of being probably urban as opposed to rural, but also probably less minorities.

[PlatinumGuy]

PA 326k to count 99.5% of in person counted already. Not including provisional/military/overseas.


https://twitter.com/jenafifield/status/1324473371455680513?s=21

[Luvisrael]

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=DC32I-8z7hE

[zale]

I think he won military +5% against Clinton but polls had him at -20% to Biden bc of his comments about military and losers.

I assume you mean the comments that an “anonymous” person told the newspaper he said?

[stooges44]

[zevi]

Washington: The White House has announced that the president will be speaking at 6:30pm this evening.

[etech0]

Washington: The White House has announced that the president will be speaking at 6:30pm this evening.

Can't wait to find out who it will be!

[ExGingi]

Can anyone explain how CA - a deep blue state when it comes to the party tickets, votes against labor laws - in a way one would expect from a Republican-leaning state?

https://www.bloomberg.com/opinion/articles/2020-11-05/california-ballot-propositions-defy-state-s-left-wing-stereotype