Mega-Thread: 2020 United States General Election

[Draco-Onis]

If Biden wins this election, I think the GOP will go out of their way to distance themselves from Trump.

Not because they care about a moral compass or anything or because trump is an abjectly terrible person, but because he lost them the presidency and forced a lot of their voters into the opposing party.

And seeing as they can run the party any way they want... they could just change their operating procedure to only allow GOP-sanctioned candidates to run.

It's really not up to them though the question will be if the base will continue to follow him.

[DingDongKing]

watching cnn very early polling
trump winning by same margin in red districts BUT overall higher percentage for biden with less 3rd party support

It's all Indiana and Kentucky. It's like running a poll on whether folks like Genghis Khan within the Mongol horde.

[Felya]

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[Thepersona]

So, how's biden doing in KY?

And where i can see district level data?

[PACOX]

No the we weren't.

I said it is in the Orlando AREA, because it is considered the Orlando AREA. Just fucking stop.

My guy, you said UCF is in the middle of Orlando and posted as if then UCF precinct is big as the schools population - was actually hoping you had more info on that because I was interested if they finally made it easier for students (who live on and off campus) to just vote at the school. Otherwise I'm willing to bet it's cut up like a jigsaw over there, and like I hinted at, with many students not even voting in Orange County despite living right off campus.

Truth is that the school is on the outskirts of Orlando. Hell a lot of people who live Orlando have no idea where UCF is because it's so far out of the way.

All that matters when people are trying to figure out where they can vote and what's on their ballot.

[s_bushido]

hour and a half til Texas polls close. Results should be reasonably fast given it is notoriously difficult to do absentee here.

Um...didn't Texas have like 90% of their 2016 vote numbers in before today? Or am I thinking of another state.

[beanman12345]

hour and a half til Texas polls close. Results should be reasonably fast given it is notoriously difficult to do absentee here.

I believe in ya'll!!!!!

[nonameelf]

Hungry for NUMBERS? The AP Votecast is here for you
https://www.npr.org/2020/11/03/92947...otecast-survey

The AP VoteCast is a demographic breakdown who is voting in this election. One number that pops out to me here is that women are +7 relative to men. In the 2018 Blue Wave election women were +4, so that seems like a really significant difference, given the massive gender divide regarding support for Biden and Trump respectively.

Family is hungry for homemade pizzas ....

Yeah, threatening women's rights then insulting women probably wasn't the best play on Trump's part.

[PACOX]

Um...didn't Texas have like 90% of their 2016 vote numbers in before today? Or am I thinking of another state.

Florida was high, I don't think it was that high.

[Valdhammer]

I don’t know if I have ever been this anxious in my life. Fuck’s sake America do one thing right...

[Bodakane]

My guy, you said UCF is in the middle of Orlando and posted as if then UCF precinct is big as the schools population - was actually hoping you had more info on that because I was interested if they finally made it easier for students (who live on and off campus) to just vote at the school. Otherwise I'm willing to bet it's cut up like a jigsaw over there, and like I hinted at, with many students not even voting in Orange County despite living right off campus.

Truth is that the school is on the outskirts of Orlando. Hell a lot of people who live Orlando have no idea where UCF is because it's so far out of the way.

All that matters when people are trying to figure out where they can vote and what's on their ballot.

No i didn't. I said "Orlando AREA", go back and read it then come back and apologize, because this the stupidest hill a person can die on.

[Mekh]

Not to deviate too much from the current topic, but I've been very impressed with the Japanese whiskies. Clear descendants from scotch.

Agreed. Same thing about going off-topic but what's the day to get drunk on good stuff if not today? If you enjoy the Japanese whiskies, Hibiki Harmony is probably my favourite. It's Master Select edition was the bottle I proposed with to my wife.

[DingDongKing]

I don’t know if I have ever been this anxious in my life. Fuck’s sake America do one thing right...

They need some Jota in their lives. Spruce them up a bit.

[Thepersona]

Fayette county- 51% of report in

Hillary got 69,778 votes

Biden already at 61,260

[Crissi]

Um...didn't Texas have like 90% of their 2016 vote numbers in before today? Or am I thinking of another state.

100%, but the vast majority was in person.

[Edge-]

https://thehill.com/policy/technolog...n-pennsylvania

PA Republicans are spreading lies and misinformation on social media in an attempt to question the legitimacy of the vote there. Twitter is thankfully restricting access to some of the bullshit, but it speaks volumes that Republicans are so fuckin terrified of voters actually voting. Still.

[Valdhammer]

They need some Jota in their lives. Spruce them up a bit.

Aye. Jota the Biden Vota

[Belize]

So, how's biden doing in KY?

And where i can see district level data?

https://www.politico.com/2020-electi...lts/president/

Merry Electionmas

[beanman12345]

Fayette county- 51% of report in

Hillary got 69,778 votes

Biden already at 61,260

which state? there are a few fayette counties.

[Piglord]

Um...didn't Texas have like 90% of their 2016 vote numbers in before today? Or am I thinking of another state.

Our early voting numbers surpassed the 2016 votes on either last Thursday or Friday.