Redstreak Posted November 5 Posted November 5 I know it doesn't mean anything but betting sites moving back to Trump this morning are making me nervous 1
Thuggin Posted November 5 Posted November 5 Voted in an urban area and the line was so short but I was talking to my co-workers who live in the suburbs and they were talking about how long their lines were I hope urban turnout isn't too much lower than last time, because it seems like rural turnout is kicking ass. May come down to how the suburbs vote 1 2
Pikachoo Posted November 5 Posted November 5 4 minutes ago, Chemist said: i love good news LOVE good news I just love good new- hoo hoo hoo!!!
45seconds Posted November 5 Posted November 5 8 minutes ago, Lil Mistee said: As someone in Florida a lot of the republicans who moved here are from democratic states like California and New York. So I don't think it chips away really. Also dems moved out in droves to places like Virginia, Colorado and mass A lot Rs moving from D states would be fine if the two D states you mention saw higher D returns as a result but that's not what's happening. NYC especially tilted weirdly to the right in the midterms. 1
Bears01 Posted November 5 Posted November 5 Stay away from the pure doom numbers: FL the not great numbers: AZ And focus on the Hopium numbers like PA and…NV 2 1
Thuggin Posted November 5 Posted November 5 Okay I'm scared now. Can't believe a man who's likely to lose the popular vote a third time might be President again. Let me log off and focus on work maybe. 2
ctlp27 Posted November 5 Posted November 5 Honestly, just the hope of never hearing again from Him would be the biggest incentive to vote Harris. Aren't people exhausted? It's been 9 years non stop. 8
45seconds Posted November 5 Posted November 5 8 minutes ago, Communion said: And I'm telling you this is simply not a debate those defending Harris can be on the right side of. That you're ruining your own experience of election day by not being able to compartmentalize criticisms of who you're voting for. By virtue of being on the side of an issue that is ontollogically evil - which people are trying to express sympathy and grace on due to the emotional reality of it - it's a needless escalation to not just keep scrolling. I get why emotions are high and why it may feel incendiary to see anyone express anger at Harris. The reality though is that those upset over genocide probably have more justification to their anger and the path to least conflict is in recognizing that and not having the ego to take it in stride. No one's vote is going to change because of how anyone preached on ATRL. If a post doesn't inspire joy in you, you should just pretend you do not see it for everyone's sanity. I for one will only be engaging in whatever inspires joy for the rest of the day. I'm not reading all of this but I did read your last line and I agree! 11 1
Chemist Posted November 5 Posted November 5 22 minutes ago, Save-Me-Oprah said: I know that's right Seunghan returning to RIIZE is less realistic than Trump winning 400 electoral college votes 2 1
TROPICUM Posted November 5 Posted November 5 but magas told me democrats would not show up on EDay to have a shot at winning back Nevada 1
PartyFavor Posted November 5 Posted November 5 The earlier parts of today will show republican votes way ahead of democratic votes. This is due to more democrats voting via mail-in ballots and are counted later. Republicans tend to vote in person and are counted in real-time. Dont rely too much on early numbers.
Chiidish Posted November 5 Posted November 5 2 hours ago, Mike91 said: Dear Lord, I am asking you to please make Kamala Harris the next president of the United States. If not, I am asking you to give Joe Biden the strength to announce his dictatorship. Amen
woohoo Posted November 5 Posted November 5 Florida was never happening and AZ was a long shot. Just focus on WI and NC and GA. I'm getting nervous again myself all those states are wayyyyy to close.
superglowy Posted November 5 Posted November 5 6 minutes ago, ctlp27 said: Honestly, just the hope of never hearing again from Him would be the biggest incentive to vote Harris. Aren't people exhausted? It's been 9 years non stop. I don't think this will be the case though. He may not run for President again but I'd imagine he's gonna continue being a major figure in th Republican Party and we won't stop hearing about him till he dies…..so like maybe another two years or so?
HausOfPunk Posted November 5 Posted November 5 11 minutes ago, FameFatale said: I don't know if I can watch CNN this time around for their election coverage. I still have PTSD from their breaking news sound. Me every time Wolf Blitzer does a key race alert: 5
Popular Post shelven Posted November 5 Popular Post Posted November 5 nnnn you can tell who's closely followed a US election day before and who hasn't based on who's hyper-analyzing turnout numbers at 11am Eastern. Some of us are old enough to remember elections where everyone was already celebrating a blue Florida because of promising looking early turnout "data", only for none of it to matter. I know this won't change some people's minds, but I really encourage everyone to just wait for the actual results and stop trying to read the tea leaves based on how many people are voting at certain times and in certain places. That type of "analysis" can be incredibly misleading, subjective and anecdotal. Preserve your mental health, we'll need the stamina for actual results. 15 1
Assassin Posted November 5 Posted November 5 I have a bad feeling because I do not trust Americans to vote in a female president. 1
Raspberries Posted November 5 Posted November 5 11 minutes ago, Redstreak said: I know it doesn't mean anything but betting sites moving back to Trump this morning are making me nervous Trump had a huge advantage on election night 2020 too because of the red mirage
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