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 .

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#stopthesteal #magadontvote #magaboycottgeorgiavote #letdemswin
Everyone on here needs to make right wing social media accounts and start trolling hard...

We need to run that voter deterrence game...

These are the dumbest people on the planet, very easy to convince to stay home...Just parrot what you heard in that video with a MAGA fukk yea at the end...
 

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It's been two weeks and I still can't stop laughing at the absurdity of this shyt. :laff:

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Between this, Borat and the hair dye dripping down his face, Giuliani has provided some Grade A fukkery lately.
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we’re in a better position than we were after the 2010 elections with redistricting.

republicans dont have trifectas in wisconsin, michigan or pennsylvania anymore. the only states they have trifectas where they didnt then are iowa (which has a non-partisan commission redistrict anyway) and new hampshire (which only has two seats). so they can maybe gerrymander one seat in NH, but we will get seats back in michigan and wisconsin (we already got them back in pennsylvania).

Redistricting Overview: Over Half of House Seats Can't Be Gerrymandered
My main point is he needs to actually do something. Even stopping COVID from getting worse and getting a vaccine won’t be enough to stop what could happen in 2022 and 2024.
 
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Let be honest here if it wasn't for corona trump would have won?

No. It would have been closer but Biden still wins the Rust Belt. Michigan is a blue state and PA is his home state. Wisconsin would be in toss up territory. He still wins even if he only carries Hilary's states and takes back the rust belt. GA and AZ and NC being close are partly Covid but also changing demos.

There's a few people who I won't bother naming in here who have no clue about elections but are trying to tell others they know nothing. I'm not going to bother getting into a back and forth with them, they know who they are.
 
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I'd say yes. The US would've been in a recession but there wouldn't be millions without jobs and starving like now or 250K dead and he'd spin spin everything to his benefit.

Nope, not exactly. Trump lost Michigan a long time ago. The numbers we are seeing out of PA doesn't show that Trump would have been able to keep it. He barely won against Clinton and Joe is popular there. I know everyone wants to hate polls now but Joe always ran very well against Trump head to head no matter the situation and this is dating all the way to 2016 national polling. That leaves Wisconsin which has always been a toss up outside of Obama crushing.

Do the electoral math. Joe was never going to lose a state that Hilary won. He was always going to win MI/PA, just look at the data. Even the polling that made us go :jbhmm: out of PA, the late polling, still showed on the district level that Joe was making very significant inroads. It would all come down to WI which was trending blue in the '18 midterms.

If we are going to assess "what ifs" then we need to actually look at the map.
 
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