General Politics Discussion VIII [ARCHIVED] • Page 455

Nevada took a personal day

 

I think Biden has Michigan, not feeling the same in the Senate race.

 

And to follow-up with Nevada, the great majority of the mail-in votes that are still out are from Clark and Washoe. That should extend Biden's margins.

 

Still stressed but at least covid is gone now

 

I haven't been following too closely. Only 30k back, looks like a lot of Wayne hasn't reported yet. Has that just not been breaking enough in his favor? Or are there other places that haven't finished counting yet that'll increase the gap so Wayne can't make it up

 

Georgia’s Secretary of State says there are about 200,000 absentee ballots to be counted and 40-50,000 early votes to be counted. Gonna be a tight one

 

this thread is moving so fast, I walk away for 5 minutes and there’s 6 new pages

 

so many posts in the last 12 hours

 

Just woke up and spent 30 skimming the last 15 or so pages. Was hoping if I had to go to sleep that something would happen?? But instead it’s all the same as 7 hours ago except the sun’s out and I’m not drunk

 

Lol

 

Kalamazoo has quite a few votes left, too. Good reason to be optimistic.

 

My buddy lives in Kalamazoo and volunteered at the polls yesterday; he's feeling optimistic.

 

sconny baby

 

Spoke like one second too soon, hell yeah WI

 

So Arizona is not looking good per that last update right

 

I am probably over worrying here but the stuff I have seen drop in this morning has not had the break to Peters as much as Biden was getting. Wayne still has something like 100k outstanding so it still doable but I am worried about how its breaking there.

Edit: Also still has some absentee ballots from the Grand Rapids area and Kalamazoo.

 

welcome.

 

I have not really slept, and I am nerve wracked. Go blue

 

which update? AP has arizona called already

 

this thread needs a time limit for post per user.

 

Apparently remaining AZ votes lean blue

 

That’s not true. There’s significant Blue areas that are reporting at ~85%