Politics Turning GA, NC, NV, and/or PA into victory (Biden vs Trump, 2020 election!)

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Man, it’s looking like Georgia will end up with two runoff elections for Senate seats and they will determine control of the Senate. Perdue (R) is winning over Ossoff, but he has to get at least 50% of the vote in order to avoid a runoff. He’s currently at 49.98% with 98% of the count in, but breaking towards the Dem. The runoffs won’t happen until January, so control of the Senate won’t be known until a couple of weeks before Inauguration Day. How many hundreds of millions of dollars do you think are going to get spent on those elections?
 
Something interesting in GA: look at the jump from 42747 to 49972 votes 21 mins ago. They must have received a pool of votes from somewhere. The GA guy who was just on CNN talking about their votes and schedules just said theres ~8000 ballots they had mailed to GA residents overseas (military and otherwise). Maybe it's those.

https://alex.github.io/nyt-2020-election-scraper/battleground-state-changes.html

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theprunetang said:
This is why I will have nothing to do with the Christian church. I grew up around this shit and will never go back.
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I don't know much of anything about Paula White, but from what I've seen she has little to do with the Christian church as I know it.
 
ehizzy3 said:
even tho they are strong red counties, the votes left to count still lean towards Biden
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but if those numbers are right, Biden has to hit the 65% mark in absentee when his statewide average is 52%. Looking at the map, there might be 4000 votes in Clayton Co. left where he's been hitting the 85% mark

the only other pocket of blue votes is is Chatham Co. (Savannah). There might be 14,000-15,000 votes there (but could be less). However, he's only been winning that county 58-41

I've been wrong about states a couple of times over the last 2 days, but I just don't think Biden can climb over this particular hill
 
wizenheimer said:
but if those numbers are right, Biden has to hit the 65% mark in absentee when his statewide average is 52%. Looking at the map, there might be 4000 votes in Clayton Co. left where he's been hitting the 85% mark

the only other pocket of blue votes is is Chatham Co. (Savannah). There might be 14,000-15,000 votes there (but could be less). However, he's only been winning that county 58-41

I've been wrong about states a couple of times over the last 2 days, but I just don't think Biden can climb over this particular hill
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it's gonna be super close. maybe a thousand votes or less
 
wizenheimer said:
but if those numbers are right, Biden has to hit the 65% mark in absentee when his statewide average is 52%. Looking at the map, there might be 4000 votes in Clayton Co. left where he's been hitting the 85% mark

the only other pocket of blue votes is is Chatham Co. (Savannah). There might be 14,000-15,000 votes there (but could be less). However, he's only been winning that county 58-41

I've been wrong about states a couple of times over the last 2 days, but I just don't think Biden can climb over this particular hill
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just remember how much they skew towards Biden. He’s only winning by that much in catham, but it could jump a point or two by the end because we know the votes by mail are overwhelmingly Biden
 
wizenheimer said:
but if those numbers are right, Biden has to hit the 65% mark in absentee when his statewide average is 52%. Looking at the map, there might be 4000 votes in Clayton Co. left where he's been hitting the 85% mark

the only other pocket of blue votes is is Chatham Co. (Savannah). There might be 14,000-15,000 votes there (but could be less). However, he's only been winning that county 58-41

I've been wrong about states a couple of times over the last 2 days, but I just don't think Biden can climb over this particular hill
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There are 17,000 in Chatham
 
e_blazer said:
Man, it’s looking like Georgia will end up with two runoff elections for Senate seats and they will determine control of the Senate. Perdue (R) is winning over Ossoff, but he has to get at least 50% of the vote in order to avoid a runoff. He’s currently at 49.98% with 98% of the count in, but breaking towards the Dem. The runoffs won’t happen until January, so control of the Senate won’t be known until a couple of weeks before Inauguration Day. How many hundreds of millions of dollars do you think are going to get spent on those elections?
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I felt more confident in flipping both Senate seats during this election...not as confident about the runoffs...Loeffler will likely get the votes that Collins received Tuesday and I don't have a "warm and fuzzy" feeling about the turnout in Jan. But, if as you alluded to, enough money is raised to support Ossoff and/or Warnock, maybe they can pull it off.

Getting Trump out of office was priority one but unless the Senate is 50/50 or better Biden will have a tougher road to be successful with his goals.
 
BigGameDamian said:
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Here is my dream scenario:

1) The eventual vote count will give Biden an electoral and popular vote victory that can't be taken away by Trump's baseless challenges.

2) Tie in the senate (not counting on this one at all).

3) Trump and his crew run again in 2024 after forming their own Trump Party (you know he will name it after himself).

4) This new 3rd party siphons votes away from R candidates for the foreseeable future.
 
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