Ive had the theory for a long time that there is a much larger ammount of conservative mellenials or at least center-right mellenials and gen-z than both polls and studys have suggested, wether thats by avoiding polls and these studys or they just miss them i dont know but this is the first election where mellinals and gen-z are the majority demographic by all accounts the us should be moving more liberal as a result but that isn't baring fruit.
I keep thinking that things like the alt-right are things mellenials created on the net, those things dont grow to what they have without support.
Either way this election is far to close to draw any comfort from
And as if things couldn't get weirder - a Republican got elected to North Dakota's state legislature a month after he died from covid-19
I am not even saying anything about Georgia, but Michigan has stated that most of their votes left, about 2 million, are mail in votes/absentee, and they aren't counting them til today. So, I don't know how you are saying that Biden won't be getting them when most of those votes will probably go to Biden. Same thing in Pennsylvania.
More likely there just not voting at all, we saw similar in a way in the UK. The conservatives won a historic land slide here last year with only 1% more of the vote.
The reason the cons won a landslide wasnt because more voted for them than last time, it was just less were bothered to vote for labour.