[user104658]

Mhhhh I still don't think GA, NC or PA are going to flip and MI is a ??. Assuming NV and WI go Biden, that hinges the result on MI with Biden 270 if it goes to him, Trump 280 if it goes red.

Frankly I can still see a Trump win with 280.

[The Slim Reaper]

Originally Posted by Toy Soldier

Mhhhh I still don't think GA, NC or PA are going to flip and MI is a ??. Assuming NV and WI go Biden, that hinges the result on MI with Biden 270 if it goes to him, Trump 280 if it goes red.

Frankly I can still see a Trump win with 280.

I think the best sign for Biden was actually the worst sign for democracy. Trump doesn't declare victory if he thinks he's winning enough of the remaining votes.

[Christmas Dynasnow]

Originally Posted by The Slim Reaper

I think the best sign for Biden was actually the worst sign for democracy. Trump doesn't declare victory if he thinks he's winning enough of the remaining votes.

yes that was a very odd statement to make, like when Finchy and Brent lost the pub quiz and they said they would have won had they had different questions and then declaring that because Finchy threw a boot over the pub roof they had actually won

Youtube video

[user104658]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

yes that was a very odd statement to make, like when Finchy and Brent lost the pub quiz and they said they would have won had they had different questions and then declaring that because Finchy threw a boot over the pub roof they had actually won

Youtube video

Pence lobs a doc martin over the Whitehouse and they dance off declaring victory?

It would be quite impressive actually.

[Denver]

Originally Posted by Toy Soldier

Mhhhh I still don't think GA, NC or PA are going to flip and MI is a ??. Assuming NV and WI go Biden, that hinges the result on MI with Biden 270 if it goes to him, Trump 280 if it goes red.

Frankly I can still see a Trump win with 280.

All major areas that are waiting for votes are democratic areas

[user104658]

Originally Posted by Denver

All major areas that are waiting for votes are democratic areas

Right but other than PA dragging its heels? GA and NC are sitting at 95% with significant ground still to cover, I don't see either flipping, which means it rests on a Michigan flip (and Wisconsin not flipping back).

Unless you think there's a chance of some called states flipping?

[Denver]

Originally Posted by Toy Soldier

Right but other than PA dragging its heels? GA and NC are sitting at 95% with significant ground still to cover, I don't see either flipping, which means it rests on a Michigan flip (and Wisconsin not flipping back).

Unless you think there's a chance of some called states flipping?

He wins by getting Michigan and Arizona and keeping Wisconsin and Nevada