Where we stand - looking at the NYT map...

[NRaleighLiberal]

205 for Biden.

He is up in Arizona, Minnesota, New Hampshire - that would give him 25 more, for 230
Hawaii is a gimme - 4 more, 234
Nevada would be 6 - 240
Splits Maine (at worst) - 241

So -

Wisconsin - 10 gets to 251
Michigan - 16 gets to 267
Pennsylvania - 20 - gets to 287

There we are.

Not counting on Florida, NC, Georgia or Ohio or Iowa

And we won't know PA for at least a day.

[Dem2]

1. NYT called NH for Biden

Seems like a big 8-9 point lead; it was a nail biter last time. I wish that meant something.

[Blue_true]

2. Unless Trump is leading really big in Michigan, Wisconsin and Pennsylvania

with the election day vote, he likely loses all three states handily. A 4-5% lead for him in those state after tonight won't be sufficient for him to win them.

[Thekaspervote]

3. Right..there's the race.. did the same thing in another post

You add up PA, WI, MI, MN it’s a done deal
And that doesn’t count AZ, which is looking really good, possibly IA?

[a kennedy]

4. and I'm so sorry, IT SHOULDN'T HAVE BEEN THIS FAWKING CLOSE.

What the hell happened. I really thought it was going to be a FAWKING blue wave. WHAT THE HECK IS GOING ON WITH MY COUNTRY??? Guess I gotta find a new country.......hmmmmmm. A Democracy, where is there one???
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[jcgoldie]

5. you are missing 3

He will be at 270 after Michigan in your list.

[NRaleighLiberal]

7. which state/district?

[jcgoldie]

8. Maybe Maine?

Not sure I cant see the 205 you counted.

[NRaleighLiberal]

9. possibly- not called yet, and there are two districts - Biden favored in one, not the other

[jcgoldie]

10. All I know is HRC had 232

If you get that plus AZ (11) + WI (10) + MI (16) + NE2 (1) = 270

[pimpbot]

6. Yup looking like a one state win

I'm hopeful, but still nervous. The race coming down to the difference of one state's EC votes is nerve wracking. Probably win popular vote by 5-6%.

[Roland99]

11. what are NE-2 and ME-2 looking like?

[NRaleighLiberal]

12. NYT shows Trump getting all three EVs for the state. For Maine, they may split.