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What the heck is Harris doing leading in Missouri and Kansas? Those were supposed to be firmly in the tiny hands of someone else.

 

The Michigan vote so far is also a surprise, as polls showed it much closer than the early results suggest.

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32 minutes ago, Danderman123 said:

So far, there have been no surprises in the election results.

 

One big question is whether turnout in Philadelphia will be big enough to create an insurmountable firewall for Harris.

 

It looks like the Philly vote will surpass 2020, but just barely. If Trump increases his turnout over 2020, he could win. Still too early to know.

You can keep focusing on Pennsylvania. After trump is president you and the people of that state can feel good knowing at least Pennsylvania was blue

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4 minutes ago, mdr224 said:

You can keep focusing on Pennsylvania. After trump is president you and the people of that state can feel good knowing at least Pennsylvania was blue

Pennsylvania is the tipping point state, given that Michigan and Wisconsin are likely to go for Harris.

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39 minutes ago, Danderman123 said:

The early returns have some interesting numbers for Ohio, some traditionally Red counties have flipped to Blue.

 

But it's early yet. There is not much of a chance this trend will continue.

 

AP race call: Donald Trump wins Ohio

https://www.yahoo.com/news/live/2024-election-live-updates-latest-news-as-voters-head-to-the-polls-when-to-expect-results-for-trump-vs-harris-142526219.html

 

You must be color-blind, to not see the obvious

 

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11 minutes ago, mdr224 said:

Why would michigan kill its auto industry like that?

Seriously, can you answer this? That state has nothing left at this point

 

 

edit : other than the detroit lions

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My thinking was that Trump couldn't afford to lose a single state he won in 2020. He had to go into this election with the rock solid 232 electoral votes he had last time. 

 

North Carolina has him 4% up with 58% reporting. I haven't seen Iowa figures yet - the only other state that seemed to be in doubt due to Selzers poll the other day. 

 

Arizona, Georgia and Nevada are leaning GOP. If Virginia falls its all over - and Governor Youngkin says its too close to call. 

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This election is a real time indicator of the states one should never visit, the results tell you what percentage of that state is a product of american lamestream media

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30 minutes ago, theblether said:

My thinking was that Trump couldn't afford to lose a single state he won in 2020. He had to go into this election with the rock solid 232 electoral votes he had last time. 

 

North Carolina has him 4% up with 58% reporting. I haven't seen Iowa figures yet - the only other state that seemed to be in doubt due to Selzers poll the other day. 

 

Arizona, Georgia and Nevada are leaning GOP. If Virginia falls its all over - and Governor Youngkin says its too close to call. 

 

Iowa looks solid for Trump now. So the 232 from last time is

 

Georgia should be soon. 

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