2020 US Elections

[SWP's back]

Now that the 7 day average infection rate is at a record and increasing daily they've declared it over? Another aspect of Trump's alternative facts reality. They're all certifiably insane.

All it means when the lie is so blatant is that even less people will believe a single word that comes out of Trump and his administration. It also means that even if there is any real scandal around Joe Biden, no one outside the idiots who are voting for Trump anyway will believe it.

Nah, all politicians lie, Damo said.

 

[FogBlueInSanFran]

Guys, don't overthink this. The polls aren't remotely similar to what they were in 2016 and Biden has both a larger and more durable lead than Hillary did. Trump ran a bad campaign, has a shitty economy, and the cononavirus is absolutely surging right before election day. He's going to lose.

All personal observations, so take them for what they're worth, based on the relatively few people I've asked: (1) I don't know a single confident Democrat. (2) I don't know a single person who voted for Trump in 16 who is voting for him again, though many are voting 3rd party or not voting (had drinks with a good friend last night who wrote in his wife!). (3) The engagement and involvement of my more liberal friends is unreal -- day after day after day of posts encouraging people to vote that I never saw in 2016.

 

[MillionMilesAway]

Guys, don't overthink this. The polls aren't remotely similar to what they were in 2016 and Biden has both a larger and more durable lead than Hillary did. Trump ran a bad campaign, has a shitty economy, and the cononavirus is absolutely surging right before election day. He's going to lose.

but he's ended the pandemic. It's been included on his achievement list.

 

[MillionMilesAway]

Why on earth was Trump in Nebraska? Isn't that solid red territory with very few votes?

 

[mat]

MSNBC just reported 72,000,000 have voted already.

Election officials in Michigan are instructing people to use official drop boxes for mail in votes as they don’t trust the post office to deliver it before or on Nov 3rd.

I wonder if they’ve had a tip off?

 

[cjn]

All personal observations, so take them for what they're worth, based on the relatively few people I've asked: (1) I don't know a single confident Democrat. (2) I don't know a single person who voted for Trump in 16 who is voting for him again, though many are voting 3rd party or not voting (had drinks with a good friend last night who wrote in his wife!). (3) The engagement and involvement of my more liberal friends is unreal -- day after day after day of posts encouraging people to vote that I never saw in 2016.

Other rule of thumb: Any election where we're debating whether the Democrat can win Texas and Georgia isn't one going well for Republicans. Biden had a +17 (!) poll result in Wisconsin today. Even if that's an outlier, and it is, it portends very bad things for Trump on Tuesday.

 

[mat]

Why on earth was Trump in Nebraska? Isn't that solid red territory with very few votes?

He’s needs his button mushroom polishing because he can’t stand the projections showing he’s being whooped.

 

[FogBlueInSanFran]

He’s needs his button mushroom polishing because he can’t stand the projections showing he’s being whooped.

And because Senator Sasse laid the fuck into him. He wants to fight back.

 

[MillionMilesAway]

He’s needs his button mushroom polishing because he can’t stand the projections showing he’s being whooped.

I had a look around, and CNN say there is one NE district where Biden is up by 7, and it carries 1 vote. Maybe the NE vote would be split?

 

[Uncle Wally One Ball]

MSNBC just reported 72,000,000 have voted already.

Election officials in Michigan are instructing people to use official drop boxes for mail in votes as they don’t trust the post office to deliver it before or on Nov 3rd.

I wonder if they’ve had a tip off?

Wisconsin have the same concerns