2024 United States Presidential Election Megathread

[chineebai]

This so far is a replay of 2020 at this point of the night

 

[O.Red]

That's why I said it's LEANING blue but I think they JUST STARTED reporting


Yall gotta start reading more than just enough to get your shyt off

I know what you said it ain't the first time I've seen this exact statement that's why it's funny every time I do see it

 

[2 Up 2 Down]

I still think Kamala wins the election, I want her to win.

However, if Trump were to win in some ways, it'd be a good thing because, let's be honest, this would very much be his final term; I don't buy into all the doomsday President/Dictator forever shtick.

If Trump wins, this will be it. We won't have to worry about his ass being in the spotlight as a presidential candidate in 2028, 2032, and so on. This would be his final term. Sure, the next Republican could be just as bad or worse, but at least Trump would be fully out of the picture in terms of running for President; there would be no 3rd, 4th, 5th, etc, terms. This would be it.

That means Dems would have to actually do more than the bare minimum in terms of running a campaign which could either be a good or bad thing in that type of scenario where Trump isn't no longer on the other side of the ballot. We all want this man's time to end in terms of him constantly running, so while his winning would be awful, there's a bright side to him winning, as well, as stated above.

People not taking all of the insider information seriously about Trump has been a major issue in this cycle.
People thinking Trump is the end and not looking at what other Republicans have been trying to pass for the last several years shows how little people know about politics, and get the bulk of their information from news snippets, memes and from people that don't know about the government.

 

[JLova]

The latino swing right in Texas is something to worry about for Harris.

Almost puts Arizona and Nevada out of reach if this holds up.

But the rust belt and North Carolina / Georgia still wide open for Harris

Told folk that latinos were not voting for a black woman, period.

 

[Methodical]

Hopefully, Kamala wins in late rounds.

 

[O.Red]

calm the fukk down.

 

[Born2BKing]

Fulton: 75% reporting
Cobb: 60% reporting
Dekalb: 0% reporting
Douglas: 82% reporting
Clayton: 73% reporting
Henry: 0% reporting
Rockdale: 85% reporting

Trump still up 10% with majority of Atlanta Metro so far reported.

Breh, DeKalb at 0% but you saying majority of metro Atlanta reporting?

 

[King Poetic]

Watching CNN and it says 99/27
Google says 95/35

They late as fukk

Stay on msnbc which is up to date

 

[Elim Garak]

Watching CNN and it says 99/27
Google says 95/35

Sometimes one organization will call a state that another isn't ready to call yet.

 

[FukkaPaidEmail]

Any state that immediately goes to Trump ain’t shyt ..

Arkansas,SC,Oklahoma

 

[SchoolboyC]

Ngl I don’t think she’s gonna get Georgia. I’d love to be wrong tho

 

[Numpsay]

Fulton: 75% reporting
Cobb: 60% reporting
Dekalb: 0% reporting
Douglas: 82% reporting
Clayton: 73% reporting
Henry: 0% reporting
Rockdale: 85% reporting

Trump still up 10% with majority of Atlanta Metro so far reported.

DeKalb was +250k for Biden - no votes yet

Gwinnett was +80k for Biden - no votes yet

 

[Toe Jay Simpson]

Red and Blue fighting for territory, now where have I seen that before? Open your eyes black man.

 

[daemonova]

Georgia is leaning red

trump at 55% with 53% reporting

 

[Windows 91]

That 60% pass requirement for Florida ballot measures is brutal, you'll never get anything through that way. I think Arizona only has something like that for tax-related ballot measures.