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kpete

(72,028 posts) Fri Nov 6, 2020, 10:40 PM Nov 2020

Joe Biden becomes the first presidential candidate in U.S. history to cross 75 million votes

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Joe Biden becomes the first presidential candidate in U.S. history to cross 75 million votes (Original Post) kpete Nov 2020 OP

God love ya Joe our wonderful new president Thekaspervote Nov 2020 #1

This!👆 SheltieLover Nov 2020 #2

And counting. I think California may add another 2 million alone unblock Nov 2020 #3

After each presidential election, the last votes to be counted trend heavily Democratic. Grabnar the Wanderer Nov 2020 #4

I think he could hit 80 million by the time it is all done. Statistical Nov 2020 #5

Thekaspervote

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1. God love ya Joe our wonderful new president

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Fri Nov 6, 2020, 10:42 PM

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SheltieLover

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2. This!👆

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Fri Nov 6, 2020, 10:43 PM

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unblock

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3. And counting. I think California may add another 2 million alone

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Fri Nov 6, 2020, 10:44 PM

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Grabnar the Wanderer

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4. After each presidential election, the last votes to be counted trend heavily Democratic.

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Fri Nov 6, 2020, 10:48 PM

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Based on the votes left, Joe should win by over 8 million votes and 4 percentage points. That statistic can help combat negative media narratives claiming only a narrow margin of victory.

Hopefully, if the remaining ballots are significantly mail in, they will be more heavily tilted to Democrats than projected. It would be fantastic if the remaining ballots have enough of an extra Democratic tilt to reach a 10 million vote, 5+ point lead.

Statistical

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5. I think he could hit 80 million by the time it is all done.

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Fri Nov 6, 2020, 10:49 PM

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There is 2 million more in CA alone and likely just under another 2M between NJ, NY, and IL.

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