Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:
And NYT/Siena says that Biden has a small but durable lead in NC.
It's likely that news outlets will be able to call NC and FL by Wednesday morning. Wouldn't it be nice for Biden to win those and be able to enter the transition period less than a week from now?
I could weep for relief at the thought of it
knock wood
I believe Texas also starts counting votes before Election Day, so results should be timely there as well.
The states with laws that require waiting until Election Day to start counting early and mail-in votes really need to rethink that. It messes with voters' perception of legitimacy. We are too conditioned to expect results right away.
I think (but don't know for sure) this is the fault of GOP legislatures in Pennsylvania, Michigan and Wisconsin that refused to allow processing or counting to start early, while other states made changes due to the pandemic.
The states with laws that require waiting until Election Day to start counting early and mail-in votes really need to rethink that. It messes with voters' perception of legitimacy. We are too conditioned to expect results right away.
I think (but don't know for sure) this is the fault of GOP legislatures in Pennsylvania, Michigan and Wisconsin that refused to allow processing or counting to start early, while other states made changes due to the pandemic.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:
And NYT/Siena says that Biden has a small but durable lead in NC.
It's likely that news outlets will be able to call NC and FL by Wednesday morning. Wouldn't it be nice for Biden to win those and be able to enter the transition period less than a week from now?
I could weep for relief at the thought of it
knock wood
I believe Texas also starts counting votes before Election Day, so results should be timely there as well.
The states with laws that require waiting until Election Day to start counting early and mail-in votes really need to rethink that. It messes with voters' perception of legitimacy. We are too conditioned to expect results right away.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I feel it slipping away.... Ugh!
Based on what? We try to cite data in this thread.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:
And NYT/Siena says that Biden has a small but durable lead in NC.
It's likely that news outlets will be able to call NC and FL by Wednesday morning. Wouldn't it be nice for Biden to win those and be able to enter the transition period less than a week from now?
I could weep for relief at the thought of it
knock wood
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:
And NYT/Siena says that Biden has a small but durable lead in NC.
It's likely that news outlets will be able to call NC and FL by Wednesday morning. Wouldn't it be nice for Biden to win those and be able to enter the transition period less than a week from now?
Nice is an understatement!!!
Anonymous wrote:I feel it slipping away.... Ugh!
Anonymous wrote:
And NYT/Siena says that Biden has a small but durable lead in NC.
It's likely that news outlets will be able to call NC and FL by Wednesday morning. Wouldn't it be nice for Biden to win those and be able to enter the transition period less than a week from now?
Anonymous wrote:
And NYT/Siena says that Biden has a small but durable lead in NC.
It's likely that news outlets will be able to call NC and FL by Wednesday morning. Wouldn't it be nice for Biden to win those and be able to enter the transition period less than a week from now?
Anonymous wrote:Georgia is beginning to move more firmly towards Biden.