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Trump can get over 360 EV's in a perfect scenario.
I would call that crushed
Even 350 is a real stretch. To surpass 360, you’d need Colorado, Nevada, New Mexico, Oregon and Virginia. It would be just as probable for me to predict Biden wins Texas as Trump carrying all of those. Bravado aside, it will be hard for either side to top 330.
Last edited by Bureaucat; 09-05-2020 at 05:25 PM..
It's sad that Trump let Covid get so bad in the USA that many people need to use mail ballots rather than vote in-person. Many of these people would rather vote in-person but don't want to risk Covid. Thank goodness they can still cast their ballot in most states without taking unnecessary risks.
Law and Order is a failed slogan for Trump. Biden is polling AHEAD of Trump on "Law and Order" by a good margin. Now the top news story is Trump calling fallen soldiers "suckers" and "losers". Trump's "Law and Order" slogan has failed as bad as sunken boats at a Texas boat parade. Bad omens for Trump right now on all fronts.
50k+ people can march on Washington standing shoulder to shoulder but we can't vote in person or we all get the rona and die!
Strange world we live in!
Also want to add that people can vote up to 45 days early in some states, that seems a bit to soon for me but whatever. What I am definitely not ok with (besides lets send a ballot to everyone, perfectly ok with an absentee ballot with a valid reason) is accepting ballots up to seven days post election as long as they are postmarked NLT the date of the election. That is insane, they had 45 days to vote in person up to and including election day and at a minimum in every state that is doing ballots for all, 24 days (last I heard). 24 days to fill out your ballot and drop in the mailbox. That is complete and udder BS!
You have been misled by Trump that mail in voting is something new. 100% mail in voting has been in place for over 10 years in 9 states that do it. Trump acts like this is something 100% mail in voting.
Here in Arizona, and most of the states out west you don't need a "Valid reason" to vote by mail. 80% of Arizona voters have voted early by mail for over 2 decades. Voting starts 27 days before the election.
IMO polling places should be done away with completely 100% mail in voting should be the standard.
Even 350 is a real stretch. To surpass 360, you’d need Colorado, Nevada, New Mexico, Oregon and Virginia. It would be just as probable for me to predict Biden wins Texas as Trump carrying all of those. Bravado aside, it will be hard for either side to top 330.
Above 330 probably not likely. But Trump would get to 356 if he simply wins everything from last time + the 7 close states he lost-MN, NH, ME, VA, NM, NV, CO. To get over 360 he would need one more-Oregon, New Jersey, Rhode Island, Connecticut or Illinois.
50k+ people can march on Washington standing shoulder to shoulder but we can't vote in person or we all get the rona and die!
Strange world we live in!
Also want to add that people can vote up to 45 days early in some states, that seems a bit to soon for me but whatever. What I am definitely not ok with (besides lets send a ballot to everyone, perfectly ok with an absentee ballot with a valid reason) is accepting ballots up to seven days post election as long as they are postmarked NLT the date of the election. That is insane, they had 45 days to vote in person up to and including election day and at a minimum in every state that is doing ballots for all, 24 days (last I heard). 24 days to fill out your ballot and drop in the mailbox. That is complete and udder BS!
too bad for you
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