2024 Election Results
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Anonymous
100% |
Anonymous
He is President. He is sitting at 262 with GA, NC, AZ. Nevada is 6 for 268. He needs one more state after that. |
Anonymous
| How does Kornacke have these obscure (county level) stats at the tip of his tongue??!! 🤯 |
Anonymous
Aww. You even quoted verse to express your hate. That's special. And you seem charming, to boot. DP |
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It's laughable to me—a progressive—when I see Trump supporters act like they're scoring some kind of victory against us on stuff like immigration. Mass deportations( whatever that means and however it is implemented) will create severe labor shortages across multiple industries that typically rely on unskilled labor. This will in turn force companies to compete for workers in ways they don't want and or, aren't used to. Inevitably you'll end up with much higher prices than what we have now.
Even with a national abortion ban, the days of white women having six or seven kids are long gone and will not come back. So, if you voted for Trump because your ignorance and cowardice had you blaming dems instead of corporate greed, then get ready, it's only getting started.This progressive will watch with glee as companies go under for failing to attract or not being able to sustain the inevitably high starting wages that workers will command because of market forces created by your mass deportations. |
Anonymous
| Dane Co (Madison) WI 70% Harris with 30% in so far but Biden won 75% there in 2020 |
Anonymous
Lol 😂 no its not you're holding crumbs |
Anonymous
| So if Trump wins will Trumpers still think the election is rigged? If CNN calls a Trump victory, is it fake news if CNN said it? |
Anonymous
Y'all just don't get it |
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The west coast will turn blue.
It may not be enough yet. |
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Search for a race or candidate State Results Updates President Live Forecast Senate House Results Timing LIVE Last updated 9:30 p.m. E.T. Live Presidential Forecast Our election model estimates the outcome of the race in real time based on polling data, the votes reported so far and what we expect from remaining votes. Read how it works › Chance of winning Leaning Trump 69% chance of victory Very likely Likely Lean Tossup Lean Likely Very likely Electoral college estimate Trump 287 225 to 341 Harris 251 197 to 313 Range of estimates 340 320 300 280 280 300 320 340 ’20 ’16 Popular vote estimate Harris +0.4 Harris +7 to Trump +6 Range of estimates +8 +6 +4 +2 +2 +4 +6 +8 Updated 10m ago Nate Cohn Chief political analyst For the first time tonight, our estimates indicate that the race leans toward Mr. Trump. Which states will decide the election? These seven states, which account for 93 electoral college votes, are likely to decide the winner of the election. Harris needs 44 of these battleground electoral votes to win the election, assuming both candidates win all of the states where polls show them with significant leads. Trump needs 51. Wis. 10 Even Mich. 15 53% R Pa. 19 electoral votesE.V. 54% R Current most likely tipping point state Nev. 6 54% R Ariz. 11 69% R N.C. 16 79% R Ga. 16 81% R Updated 9m ago Nate Cohn Chief political analyst Trump is a narrow but clear favorite to win Georgia and North Carolina. If he does carry those states, Harris would probably need to sweep Michigan, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin to win — a real possibility, but a tall order nonetheless. We have very little data from those states, and it will be a long time until we do. Live forecast by state As votes are counted in each state, our model adjusts its estimates in other areas with similar demographics and voting history. Select a state to see detailed results and estimates. Key House Races Race Percent of votes inVotes in NYT win probabilityNYT win prob. NYT estimate of final voteNYT est. of final vote N.J. 54% Harris D +11 Neb. 2 43% 85% Harris D +7.3 Maine 2% 87% Harris D +7.2 N.M. 12% 78% Harris D +5.6 Va. 62% 89% Harris D +4.7 Minn. <1% 72% Harris D +4.5 N.H. 39% 84% Harris D +4.1 Wis. 17% Even R +0.1 Mich. 13% 53% Trump R +0.4 Pa. 28% 54% Trump R +0.5 Nev. 0% 54% Trump R +0.9 Ga. 77% 81% Trump R +2.3 N.C. 55% 79% Trump R +3.2 Ariz. 0% 69% Trump R +3.7 + Show all states |
Anonymous
They deserve him. They will see the consequences. We will keep Living in our bubble without major issues. |
Anonymous
I wonder if there were better paying blue collar jobs how this would pan out. Dems look down their noses at blue collar workers and treat them as if they invisible. They’ve abandoned the big tent and become more like the GOP stereo type regarding class / socioeconomics. |
Anonymous
Biden would have gotten his ass (just like Kamala) kicked if this was a Biden/Trump race. |
Anonymous
Huh? I guess you can't quite fathom how people wouldn't vote for Harris. Has to be her gender! Or her race! Couldn't be her issues... |