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If GA goes blue in an election you would expect more blue leaning states to also.
Why?
I wouldn't.
I do expect both to eventually go blue, but that's due to the numbers I see, not my assumptions about what PA and GA voters think/feel. Seems to me they're pretty different states.
Most important thing to note: PA officials obviously knew this case was coming back up to the US supreme court. All ballots received after election day were isolated away from the rest of the ballots. Trump lost with the rest of the votes those not included.
It's a moot point in this election. However, it still could set a precedent if the Supreme court does decide to take the case and vote to retroactively invalid ballots that were cast legally according to the rules at the time. Trump thinks ACB is going to bail him out. She can't. I highly doubt the court will want to rule out at all in the first place. At the very least Barrett should recuse herself due to the personal nature of her nomination and the election of the president.
There is no need for ACB to recuse herself. Plus, with her representing herself as a strict constitutionalist, won’t rule based upon feelings or beliefs. Should it actually reach the US SC she would rule based upon precedent.
I do expect both to eventually go blue, but that's due to the numbers I see, not my assumptions about what PA and GA voters think/feel. Seems to me they're pretty different states.
There was a general shift to Ds of about 5-7 points in almost all states compared to 2016.
Trump barely won PA last time.
It's ridiculous to think that kind of a national shift in the electoral environment toward Ds wouldn't flip PA back considering the result last time, and considering that it is a state that has gone blue in recent presidential elections most years except for last time.
Sorry bro but you're completely delusional with this.
Trump lost, and it would be easier for you the sooner you realize Trump has been constantly lying to you and continues to do so.
You don't get to invalidate the votes of my people in Atlanta just because we voted D.
Not only delusional...
Ditto here in Pennsylvania. We could have been done with counting already had the Republican-led legislature given the go-ahead to start counting ballots earlier. Also, had Trump not so strongly encouraged his supporters to eschew mail-in ballots in favor of in-person voting there would have been more mail-in ballots with boxes checked in his favor. When Rick Santorum (ew) even says the very same thing that I just wrote and have had to explain repeatedly to those who either live out-of-state and/or are ignorant when it comes to how our state government works, a certain saying about broken clocks comes to mind...
Trump knew that this election was going to be a close one hence the concerted efforts that began months ago to plant the seeds of doubt in the electoral process. Keeping his mouth shut and his hands away from the Twitter feed would have gone a long way towards securing his reelection, but he seems to be incapable of wisely refraining from either when appropriate.
Nonsense. Just because you tell a lie a lot doesn't mean its true.
Lots of states moved several points red. Biden lost 11 points in New York!!! He won by 12 points instead of 23. Florida shifted from a 1.2 point win to 3.3. The % difference in popular vote is about the same as last time with both parties picking up a couple points from 3rd parties.
Clinton was a senator in NY and lived in Manhattan. That shouldn't surprise anyone. Votes are also still being counted.
Nonsense. Just because you tell a lie a lot doesn't mean its true.
Lots of states moved several points red. Biden lost 11 points in New York!!! He won by 12 points instead of 23. Florida shifted from a 1.2 point win to 3.3. The % difference in popular vote is about the same as last time with both parties picking up a couple points from 3rd parties.
NY and CA are not even close to finished with counting. Too early to say what the margin will be there.
And no the percent in the popular vote will not be the same as last time.
We need to go back to only tax payers voting and in person with a real id voting. People too stupid to get an id have no business voting and people who don't pay don't deserve a say
We need to go back to only tax payers voting and in person with a real id voting. People too stupid to get an id have no business voting and people who don't pay don't deserve a say
So ignore the constitution? So much for law and order.
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