2020 US Presidential Election: Biden WINS

[Max 16,345]

[Snow 27,838]

Georgia Trump Lead:

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[Snow 27,838]

In Georgia, 4.9 million votes have been cast for the top 3 candidates (Biden, Trump, Jorgensen)
It's at 98% reporting, meaning if my math serves me right, there should be somewhere between 95,000~105,000 outstanding votes left.
And these are almost all mail-in ballots at this point, which I have mentioned leans Dem heavily.
There is a very good chance it's flipping. 

[V For Vendetta 7,269]

EVERY  VOTE  COUNTS  

[jrdn 26,670]

Urgh is this still not over.

[Snow 27,838]

Also, more Senate hopes. 

 

[Simón. 28,822]

6 minutes ago, Snow said:

In Georgia, 4.9 million votes have been cast for the top 3 candidates (Biden, Trump, Jorgensen)
It's at 98% reporting, meaning if my math serves me right, there should be somewhere between 95,000~105,000 outstanding votes left.
And these are almost all mail-in ballots at this point, which I have mentioned leans Dem heavily.
There is a very good chance it's flipping. 

Oh please   the stress this election is giving me. 
Also shocked how the support for trump among minorities grew. 

[Snow 27,838]

1 minute ago, Simón. said:

Oh please   the stress this election is giving me. 
Also shocked how the support for trump among minorities grew. 

The Dems really need to recalibrate and form a new strategy + approach before the next elections.

As a party that's relied heavily on the votes of minorities & women, losing ground with them is DISASTROUS. If they don't fix this, I'm scared for 2022 & 2024  

[V For Vendetta 7,269]

 

 

[fab 22,511]

This is so annoying omg, they can keep their fucking Walmarts open 24/7, but they can't count election ballots through the night?  

[Max 16,345]

6 minutes ago, V For Vendetta said:

 

 

Omg

[secret 9,130]

this election is like mental edging 

[Snow 27,838]

10 minutes ago, V For Vendetta said:

 

 

I actually posted a while back when he endorsed Biden and how he had reach into parts of the GP that the pop girlies can't. So maybe! 

[jrdn 26,670]

12 minutes ago, Snow said:

I actually posted a while back when he endorsed Biden and how he had reach into parts of the GP that the pop girlies can't. So maybe! 

Not really shocked, to his credit he was one of the first and biggest critics of Trumpet.

[Simón. 28,822]

Apparently 25k votes left in Georgia and trump has a lead of 19k. It’s gonna stay red. 

[jrdn 26,670]

28 minutes ago, Snow said:

The Dems really need to recalibrate and form a new strategy + approach before the next elections.

As a party that's relied heavily on the votes of minorities & women, losing ground with them is DISASTROUS. If they don't fix this, I'm scared for 2022 & 2024  

As much as we hate to admit it we need to face the reality that if it wasn't for Covid Trump would've likely won re-election by a land slide. Major reform is needed if they want to stay in power. 

[Russian Roulette 5,988]

10 minutes ago, Simón. said:

Apparently 25k votes left in Georgia and trump has a lead of 19k. It’s gonna stay red. 

[Snow 27,838]

12 minutes ago, Simón. said:

Apparently 25k votes left in Georgia and trump has a lead of 19k. It’s gonna stay red. 

There are conflicting reports on this, some seems to be saying there are more than that.

That said, in the 25,000 votes scenario, they all seem to be from Clayton County which is a Democratic stronghold. Biden polled 85% there, so assuming everyone votes on party lines, that's about 21,250 votes for Biden and 3,750 for Trump. Winning margin could end up being razor thin (500~1,500 votes), but a win is a win. 

We don't NEED Georgia anyways -- but it'll push us beyond the 270 threshold, and it's over for Trump. So I'm not tossing GA out yet, even if it seems like a long shot. 

[Snow 27,838]

18 minutes ago, Billie Frank said:

As much as we hate to admit it we need to face the reality that if it wasn't for Covid Trump would've likely won re-election by a land slide. Major reform is needed if they want to stay in power. 

Yeah that's what I've been saying. We're """lucky""" Trump's cards are as shitty as they are. If they weren't, we could be facing a Trump landslide win right now. 

[jrdn 26,670]

16 minutes ago, Snow said:

There are conflicting reports on this, some seems to be saying there are more than that.

That said, in the 25,000 votes scenario, they all seem to be from Clayton County which is a Democratic stronghold. Biden polled 85% there, so assuming everyone votes on party lines, that's about 21,250 votes for Biden and 3,750 for Trump. Winning margin could end up being razor thin (500~1,500 votes), but a win is a win. 

We don't NEED Georgia anyways -- but it'll push us beyond the 270 threshold, and it's over for Trump. So I'm not tossing GA out yet, even if it seems like a long shot. 

If Biden wins Georgia i can see Trump screaming for a recount as it'll likely be within the 1% margin. 

13 minutes ago, Snow said:

Yeah that's what I've been saying. We're """lucky""" Trump's cards are as shitty as they are. If they weren't, we could be facing a Trump landslide win right now. 

It's quite worrying that so many still support him, but then i guess many of the inbreds don't have internet so just tick the red box regardless.