US Election Week Results 2020

Make your final predictions...

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  • I predict a tie

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My instinct is that I prefer watching a country's own media rather than a foreign channel reporting on it.

See post 1 for your options.
I would prefer that too but I don't want a Republican-leaning one and I can't get any of the others to work :argh:
 
You'll note i didn't say he had taken them, i said he was 'on' three, based on the votes so far. I know.
I'm annoyed that CNN don't seem to care if people know that. I realise that you do, even if quoting your post suggested otherwise.

I'm going to start drinking soon. That'll help.
 
It's weird to me that Indiana is so much stronger for Trump than Kentucky (so far)

Indiana actually flipped Blue in 2008, whereas Kentucky is as solid a red state as you could find.
 
I remember South Carolina being very close a few weeks ago. Just a thought if Kentucky ends up swinging more to the left than expected.
 
Fox News interviewing Biden voters to try and make it sound like they have a choice
 
More good news, Biden has won the unofficial straw pole in GUAM :disco:

Residents of the island of Guam are some of the 4 million US citizens who are disenfranchised because they live in a territory, not in a state. The issue is one of acute sensitivity in Guam, as in other territories such as American Samoa, Puerto Rico and the Northern Mariana Islands.

Despite being second-class citizens in their own country, Guamanians have conducted a “straw poll” for president in every election since 1980.

The island has been a remarkable bellwether for the national mood. In every election from 1984 to 2012, the island voted for the eventual winner. In 2016, it supported Hillary Clinton – who won the popular vote, if not the electoral college.

With all 67 of Guam’s districts reporting – though none have yet finished counting – Biden holds a comfortable lead.

  • Joe Biden – Democrat – 14,445 votes – 55.36%
  • Donald J Trump – Republican – 10,938 votes – 41.92%
 
I'm annoyed that CNN don't seem to care if people know that. I realise that you do, even if quoting your post suggested otherwise.

I'm going to start drinking soon. That'll help.

If you read the very small print, they do state the numbers are based on 1% or 2% of the votes counted. :rolleyes:
 
It's weird to me that Indiana is so much stronger for Trump than Kentucky (so far)

Indiana actually flipped Blue in 2008, whereas Kentucky is as solid a red state as you could find.

Indiana is Mike Pence land.
 
Indiana really is the black sheep of the Midwest, isn’t it?
 
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The swings against Trump even in early numbers are encouraging. But the exit poll stuff is not. So who the FUCK knows at this point
 

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