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Probably has a few fans
Colorado is safe for him. Only doubts are over PA imo where the Trump campaign is focusing particularly heavily on trying to turn out even more white working class voters in the west of the state than last time to try and shore up his tiny margins there. PA also vulnerable to shenanigans as it has a GOP House and will likely be counting early votes for days after the election as they don't do early counting. All the data says Biden's leading there however.True!
In fact, Biden is almost certain to win, simply because if he wins CO, MI, PA and WI - he's there. 272. And that's even if he loses in NC, FL, AZ and GA (he's ahead in all of those, and the sheer fury felt by most Arizonans over the insults Trump flung at John McCain has to be heard to be believed. Word reaches me that McSally is now reduced to throwing things at the TV and whimpering pitifully, every time trump opens his gob
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In fact, Biden is almost certain to win, simply because if he wins CO, MI, PA and WI - he's there. 272. And that's even if he loses in NC, FL, AZ and GA (he's ahead in all of those, and the sheer fury felt by most Arizonans over the insults Trump flung at John McCain has to be heard to be believed. Word reaches me that McSally is now reduced to throwing things at the TV and whimpering pitifully, every time trump opens his gob
How do you mean? Figures?
Go on. where else are you seeing this, the signs that the pandemic has made right wing populism less attractive more broadly ? Really want that to be true, and think it makes sense logically, just wonder where are you seeing it. India for instance far as I know the Foreign Virus is still being pressed into service to shore up the current pm’s hindu nationalist appeal.
By 'figures', do you mean, 'as the votes are tallied up in each state'? JTG probably knows more about the processes governing that in each state, but my guess is that Trump and his people will query and question them in each state, and throw as much mud as they can at the mail-in ballots amongst them, in particular.
Well, the polls here are dreadful for Johnson, it's been a skip fire for Bolsonaro. There's been two general elections in the last week which have both shown a decisive leftward shift. It's mostly just a hunch though tbf.
Bit of both tbh. If it looks close then they'll argue the toss over everything and the local legislatures (the GOP have the state House in both NC & PA for eg) but if FL or NC get called earlyish for Biden then they'll go quietly
depends on how big Biden's win is in the swing states (and in the once-safe-GOP-now-very-much-swingy places like NC, GA. TX, AZ).
Sure, but It's old hat. We've all known about this for a long time. More relevantly, so have all the dem activists, civil liberties activists and voter registration activists. They've had time to prepare, and implement, counter-strategies.Have we had this beeb piece on voter suppression, yet ?
US election 2020: Why it can be hard to vote in the US
Long queues, weird rules and strict ID laws... what are the barriers to voting and why do they exist?www.bbc.co.uk
it makes difficult reading in some ways.
errmm....sorry to point this out, but Belboid beat you to it, on the previous page of this very thread
I meant more the margin. of victory in the key staes. He won't win in either FL, NC, GA, AZ or even PA by a street - though I think he will win all of those except possibly GA
Black churches all over the US will have buses outside ready to head to the polls this weekend
Either that or they've massively misjudged the change in how people are voting this year
