Official Biden vs. Trump 2020 General Election Thread (Biden WINS 306 Electoral College Votes)

Who wins?

  • Joe Biden, Vice President of the USA (2009-2017)

    Votes: 440 81.6%
  • Donald Trump, President of the USA (2017-present)

    Votes: 99 18.4%

  • Total voters
    539
  • Poll closed .

THE MACHINE

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MSM is dragging this out to build drama and stretch it...

You can confidentially fill in AZ/WI/MI blue on your map right now...

NV will be the final piece of the puzzle tonight (all they have left is mail in from Clark)...
This is the news media's superbowl, world cup, olympics. They know damn well what the results are and they'll milk this thing for 4 days if they can. Its also why they secretly preferred you-know-who to win :mjpls:
 

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I’ve got few takeaways

1) Dems focused on Hispanics and peeling off moderates, and it didn’t work. Turning out the black vote and winning the suburbs worked in 2018 and they probably saved the day this year. It’s hard to fight when the redneck enclaves are increasing their vote totals by 10-15% and you can’t get a highly targeted group to show up or vote for you.

2) Tom Perez has to go. I’m not saying Keith Ellison was the answer, but Keith Ellison was the answer. Getting Howard Dean out the paint before the 2010 midterms has been crippling to the DNC as a whole. Losing seats in the House and not completely taking the Senate speaks to not having a coordinated message regardless of location. Instead it speaks to the party supporting moderates who can’t close the deal while allowing them to come up with wildly different messaging that feeds right into the “no matter what they say, socialism/Soros/far left run them” to America’s uninformed electorate looking for a reason to not vote for Dems.

3) Mail-in and early voting was a referendum on Coronavirus and the economy. But by the time Election Day rolled around, media focus shifted to “pick your team” and Dems were roundly rejected. And that’s because the Dems made the focus their efforts to get Trump out instead to show how the House, Senate, and downballot races would help even if Trump won.

4) I’ve really enjoyed this thread. I’ve really enjoyed getting to banter, exchange ideas and ignore Nap with y’all. Yeah, cacs gonna cac. I think it’s great that no matter where we are from, what we do, and how much we disagree about this or that, we can teach, learn and expose agents together. Thank y’all.

How did they focus on Hispanics? by not electing Bernie so we could win Florida?
 

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Which subreddit is this?
 

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CNN is showing Collins at 49.8%. They're saying on CNN that if she doesn't hit 50% it goes into an automatic IRV vote and the 3rd party candidate told people to put Gideon as their second choice.

Not sure if that would be enough to catch up to Collins but there might be a slight chance.
:noah:

Please get this bulldog bytch outta here
 

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We will see if this holds, but Trump did pretty well with Gen Z white kids :manny: People were predicting a GOP wipe-out with that age group. They may be the saving grace for Republicans





Those are better numbers than 4 years ago. It’s showing the exact opposite trend of what you’re saying:
 

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CNN is showing Collins at 49.8%. They're saying on CNN that if she doesn't hit 50% it goes into an automatic IRV vote and the 3rd party candidate told people to put Gideon as their second choice.

Not sure if that would be enough to catch up to Collins but there might be a slight chance.
with 47.5%? maybe
with 49.8%? nope

I resigned to the fact that she will be shaking on the Senate floor for the next 6 years
 

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I mean white men backed away from Trump in a way that no one expected. Credit where credit is due. A lot of them where for Obama, then went to Trump in 2016, and now have gone back to Biden.

White women get no pass because Trump did even better with white women in 2020 than he did 4 years ago.

But Dems need every vote and every alliance they can get. They lost a lot of votes they were expecting to get. I'm happy with the decrease in white men voting for Trump.
Maybe they backed away from trump, because he wasn’t racist enough
 
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