Official Biden vs. Trump 2020 General Election Thread (Biden WINS 306 Electoral College Votes)

[Baka's Weird Case]

South Carolina can turn blue especially if Jaime Harrison wins here.

you sure?

according to fivethirtyeight biden is more likely to win SCAR than trump is to win michigan or wisconsin, but i was expecting harrison winning while trump carried the state as the best case scenario

 

[Rocket Scientist]

you sure?

according to fivethirtyeight biden is more likely to win SCAR than trump is to win michigan or wisconsin, but i was expecting harrison winning while trump carried the state as the best case scenario

If race between Harrison-Graham is tight that speaks volumes. Alot of older whites actually have commercials backing Harrison,retired police. Sounds crazy yes I know but it's possible. Trump winning SC and Harrison beating Graham would be crazy

 

[MoneyTron]

Trafalgar was probably polling for Trump fundraising and cooking the averages.

Don’t use RCP anymore.

 

[MushroomX]

Trump's victory was kind of a necessary evil. He has made a lot more Americans politically engaged and aware. Also, if Hillary was elected, 2018 would have been a bloodbath for Democrats.

If Trump's gets re-elected then though, that would be a disaster.

I don't know if he is what you will call a Necessary Evil in a sense. Though I totally don't disagree with you. I feel like he embodies the negative aspects of America, that everyone outside the world sees in us; arrogant, blaming others, always having to lead people, showing force, etc.

 

[BigMoneyGrip]

A huge thing that will give Biden/Harris a lift that noone is discussing.....he doesn't have to grapple with a popular 3rd party candidate.

People can tell me 3rd party didn't suck up votes if they want but the slim margins lined up to the votes 3rd party candidates got says otherwise.

I am not gonna call the election but unlike with Hillary there are way wayyyy more roads leading to a win as opposed to a loss.

Hell the only thing that really gets discussed on here anymore are Florida and Texas. If midwest goes half as well as I expect we won't need either.

3rd party candidates are usually foreign state actors ie Jill Stein

 

[⠝⠕⠏⠑]

Soooo what are they gonna do about it. Blame blks if they lose, or stop patronizing people....

 

[King Static X]

I don't know if he is what you will call a Necessary Evil in a sense. Though I totally don't disagree with you. I feel like he embodies the negative aspects of America, that everyone outside the world sees in us; arrogant, blaming others, always having to lead people, showing force, etc.

Yeah, I said "kind of". Of course, Hillary should have been elected in 2016.

However, there is the case, that Trump's presidency (assuming Biden wins) was an evil but semi-necessary wake up call for many Americans. If Trump wins re-election then that shows America deserves to crumble.

 

[69 others]

Testify

Judge Orders USPS To Follow Its Own Plan For Getting Ballots In On Time

A federal judge on Friday ordered the U.S. Postal Service to follow its own purported plan to get ballots delivered to election officials in time.


In a lengthy written order, U.S. District Judge Judge Emmet Sullivan laid out a series of instructions for the Postal Service aimed at areas of the country where completed ballots were taking too long to reach elections offices.

In those areas, he said, USPS “shall implement the ‘Delivery’ measures outlined in USPS’s ‘Extraordinary Measures Memorandum’” unless those measures themselves risked slowing the mail any more. That USPS memo lays out steps to speed up the transfer of ballots from collection boxes and local offices to election officials before Election Day deadlines.

4 days to go and they sending a stern letter . There's going to be a lot of fukkery with these mail in ballots and ain't she anyone would do about it

 

[AquaCityBoy]

you sure?

according to fivethirtyeight biden is more likely to win SCAR than trump is to win michigan or wisconsin, but i was expecting harrison winning while trump carried the state as the best case scenario

. In this scenario, would people be voting for Trump for president and Harrison for senator?

Or would they be leaving the presidential option blank and voting Dem downballot?

In these hyper partisan times, I can't see the former.

 

[Kenny West]

my absentee ballot came in probably less than a week
I’m in Michigan

Maybe its just a PA thing

 

[the cac mamba]

 

[The ADD]

 

[OfTheCross]

Timestamp breh

I haven't checked it out yet... just sharing because it's usually a good podcast.

The Shy Trump Voter convo is around 18:00, though. I just got it that part

 

[Baka's Weird Case]

. In this scenario, would people be voting for Trump for president and Harrison for senator?

Or would they be leaving the presidential option blank and voting Dem downballot?

In these hyper partisan times, I can't see the former.

every election tons of voters vote just for president without checking downballot races.

about 100,000 more people voted for mccain than mcconnell in kentucky in 08

2008 United States presidential election in Kentucky - Wikipedia
2008 United States Senate election in Kentucky - Wikipedia

i would guess that between the two parties, republican voters are more likely to have people just show up and vote TRUMP than democrats just voting biden. so if you have a perfect storm its possible

 

[Starski]

did any of y’all catch this reply