2020 U.S. Presidential Election - Took place November 3, 2020. Former U.S. Vice President Joe Biden assumed office January 20, 2021.

[Not Really Here]

Oh.
If you're not a Burger and not a politisperg, go watch a movie or something for 2 or 3 hours.
You won't miss much of anything.

 

[Chad Holdenford]

I hope the panhandle goes red. Seeing Duval County blue has me biting my nails.

 

[EmuWarsVeteran]

TYT starting up booooyeees

 

[Barbigny]

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There is absolutely no way Biden's gonna win with a 20% Trump lead with >10% reporting.

Don't get optimistic, the DC suburbs and VA Beach areas will probably swing it back to blue.

 

[Exterminatus]

And Mitch remains on his skull-throne.

Now Amy's skull belongs to the collection

 

[Sir Bartleby Montclair]

drove by my polling place a few times today, that massive turn out died around 11am, and the main thoroughfare is empty

My parents in PA voted at about 2pm. They said they were the some of the only ones there and didn't even have to wait in line. They live in a solidly Democrat and majority black town if that means anything.

 

[Syaoran Li]

This. A Biden victory in Florida is a cope. Even Georgia looks like a real battleground of all states.

I'm curious if Georgia really will go blue or if it's just Atlanta being called for now and it'll go red once the rest of the state is counted?

I always figured North Carolina and Georgia going blue or even purple would be unlikely at best barring some monumental turnout in the black vote, which we haven't seen since 2008.

 

[Kane Lives]

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There is absolutely no way Biden's gonna win with a 20% Trump lead with >10% reporting.

The weird thing is I'd thought Biden would take an early lead here, because city counties tend to report first, no?

 

[Someone Awful]

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There is absolutely no way Biden's gonna win with a 20% Trump lead with >10% reporting.

Early voting is why they are expecting Biden to win. Don't get your hopes up for that state.

 

[Pointless Pedant]

If Trump takes Florida as projected and Michigan, he doesn't even need PA for the win

I'm much more concerned about Michigan than Florida. Biden is barely ahead in Florida now and barely any of the panhandle has been counted yet.

 

[Zero Day Defense]

Looks like Trump's gaining hard.

 

[CrippleThreat]

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There is absolutely no way Biden's gonna win with a 20% Trump lead with >10% reporting.

For Virginia, Baris's point is that you'll see red, but the GOP will run out of room until it gets tight then, *boom* blue. Let's see if people hate Northam or if there is a bigger Trump base in there biding their time at the stations.

 

[spiritofamermaid]

And they use shitty pollsters too. CNN and NBC would be more reliable and I can't believe I just said that. But seriously, get off Fox ya boomers, and MSM especially.

Fox pissed my dad off so much that he said other than Tucker and a few other shows, he's given up on fox completely.

 

[Gustav Schuchardt]

NYT is saying that Florida is 95% likely to go to Trump. Biden's lead has dropped to 6000 votes or 0.1%

Good Map: https://www.peoplespunditdaily.com/elections/live-results-2020-us-presidential-election/
Fox Map: https://www.fox5dc.com/news/2020-election-results-interactive-electoral-college-map (note: it's doing some real weird shit.)


WEEE WOOO WEEE WOOO WEEE WOOO POLICE CAR FLORIDA GONNA KEEP YOU UP ALL NIGHT AGAIN NIGGAS!

I have Crystal Head vodka. I have Red Bull.

Edit: Trump is now +0.2% in Florida.

 

[Someone Awful]

I'm curious if Georgia really will go blue or if it's just Atlanta being called for now and it'll go red once the rest of the state is counted?

I always figured North Carolina and Georgia going blue or even purple would be unlikely at best barring some monumental turnout in the black vote, which we haven't seen since 2008.

Most of the votes being reported are in Cobb County. We have to wait and see for that state.

 

[Not Really Here]

I'm much more concerned about Michigan than Florida. Biden is barely ahead in Florida now and barely any of the panhandle has been counted yet.

3 minutes until polls close in the panhandle.

 

[Pointless Pedant]

South Carolina called for Trump.

 

[Tomboy Respecter]

I hope the panhandle goes red. Seeing Duval County blue has me biting my nails.

Trust me. As a Floridian, the Panhandle is basically rural East Alabama/South Georgia (It's actually a very nice place to go on a weekend drive and it's full of nice people). They are very conservative.

 

[deeplyhigh]

Cenk Yogurt is talking about a pipedream scenario where the split EC votes from Maine and Nebraska decide the election.

 

[Exterminatus]

Most of the votes being reported are in Cobb County. We have to wait and see for that state.

Depending on the state rural areas tend to be reported later and they tend to lean conservative, metro areas usually get their numbers in first which can make some of these states look blue to start off.