Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:If nv and az stay blue, ga is an afterthought as the Dems will have hit 50
If nv flips, then the runoff is what determines senate control
I cannot believe walker is this close, though. There are a LOT of deeply stupid people out there
AZ is red. NV is blue. GA is the lynchpin again.
Um, I think you aren’t looking at the actual votes…
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Can AZ hurry up? Why is the vote count still stuck at 76%?
Better to get it all done at once, instead of trickling out.
In 2020, as Trump’s lead shrank more and more, people started congregating with guns at the election office’s in AZ. In short, as they realized Trump was losing they got more riled up.
Doing it in one fell swoop is probably safer.
There are tens of thousands of mail-in ballots that were not mailed-in but instead were taken to the polling place on Election Day. Each envelope has to go through signature verification in front of observers before the ballot can be added to the count. There are an unusual number of these in both Arizona and Nevada. Maybe people didn’t mail them because Republicans were threatening to try to invalidate dropbox and mailed ballots, but they didn’t want to stand in long lines, so they delivered the envelopes to their precinct.
But this is the same thing that happened in 2020. Arizona was taking a week to count mail-in ballots while every other state including PA and GA got through theirs overnight. Even Alaska locked in snow wasn’t this slow. What gives?
You didn’t read what I wrote. These weren’t mailed so signatures were not verified already. These were delivered on Election Day and each one has to be verified. The verification is slow, not the counting.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:If nv and az stay blue, ga is an afterthought as the Dems will have hit 50
If nv flips, then the runoff is what determines senate control
I cannot believe walker is this close, though. There are a LOT of deeply stupid people out there
AZ is red. NV is blue. GA is the lynchpin again.
Um, I think you aren’t looking at the actual votes…
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Can AZ hurry up? Why is the vote count still stuck at 76%?
Better to get it all done at once, instead of trickling out.
In 2020, as Trump’s lead shrank more and more, people started congregating with guns at the election office’s in AZ. In short, as they realized Trump was losing they got more riled up.
Doing it in one fell swoop is probably safer.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Can AZ hurry up? Why is the vote count still stuck at 76%?
Better to get it all done at once, instead of trickling out.
In 2020, as Trump’s lead shrank more and more, people started congregating with guns at the election office’s in AZ. In short, as they realized Trump was losing they got more riled up.
Doing it in one fell swoop is probably safer.
There are tens of thousands of mail-in ballots that were not mailed-in but instead were taken to the polling place on Election Day. Each envelope has to go through signature verification in front of observers before the ballot can be added to the count. There are an unusual number of these in both Arizona and Nevada. Maybe people didn’t mail them because Republicans were threatening to try to invalidate dropbox and mailed ballots, but they didn’t want to stand in long lines, so they delivered the envelopes to their precinct.
But this is the same thing that happened in 2020. Arizona was taking a week to count mail-in ballots while every other state including PA and GA got through theirs overnight. Even Alaska locked in snow wasn’t this slow. What gives?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:If nv and az stay blue, ga is an afterthought as the Dems will have hit 50
If nv flips, then the runoff is what determines senate control
I cannot believe walker is this close, though. There are a LOT of deeply stupid people out there
AZ is red. NV is blue. GA is the lynchpin again.
Anonymous wrote:If nv and az stay blue, ga is an afterthought as the Dems will have hit 50
If nv flips, then the runoff is what determines senate control
I cannot believe walker is this close, though. There are a LOT of deeply stupid people out there
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Can AZ hurry up? Why is the vote count still stuck at 76%?
Better to get it all done at once, instead of trickling out.
In 2020, as Trump’s lead shrank more and more, people started congregating with guns at the election office’s in AZ. In short, as they realized Trump was losing they got more riled up.
Doing it in one fell swoop is probably safer.
There are tens of thousands of mail-in ballots that were not mailed-in but instead were taken to the polling place on Election Day. Each envelope has to go through signature verification in front of observers before the ballot can be added to the count. There are an unusual number of these in both Arizona and Nevada. Maybe people didn’t mail them because Republicans were threatening to try to invalidate dropbox and mailed ballots, but they didn’t want to stand in long lines, so they delivered the envelopes to their precinct.
Anonymous wrote:Can AZ hurry up? Why is the vote count still stuck at 76%?
Anonymous wrote:If nv and az stay blue, ga is an afterthought as the Dems will have hit 50
If nv flips, then the runoff is what determines senate control
I cannot believe walker is this close, though. There are a LOT of deeply stupid people out there
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Can AZ hurry up? Why is the vote count still stuck at 76%?
Better to get it all done at once, instead of trickling out.
In 2020, as Trump’s lead shrank more and more, people started congregating with guns at the election office’s in AZ. In short, as they realized Trump was losing they got more riled up.
Doing it in one fell swoop is probably safer.
There are tens of thousands of mail-in ballots that were not mailed-in but instead were taken to the polling place on Election Day. Each envelope has to go through signature verification in front of observers before the ballot can be added to the count. There are an unusual number of these in both Arizona and Nevada. Maybe people didn’t mail them because Republicans were threatening to try to invalidate dropbox and mailed ballots, but they didn’t want to stand in long lines, so they delivered the envelopes to their precinct.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Can AZ hurry up? Why is the vote count still stuck at 76%?
Better to get it all done at once, instead of trickling out.
In 2020, as Trump’s lead shrank more and more, people started congregating with guns at the election office’s in AZ. In short, as they realized Trump was losing they got more riled up.
Doing it in one fell swoop is probably safer.