User /u/Bayl41 on Reddit projected AZ, GA, and PA based on remaining votes/estimated breakdown:

[joshcryer]

AZ:



GA:



PA:



Been looking for numbers like these and they seem very reasonable. GA is a squeaker.

Source: https://www.reddit.com/user/Bayl41

[634-5789]

1. Quick! Pass me the magnifier!!

No way can I read any of this.

[samnsara]

6. just use your fingers to expand it..

[634-5789]

8. I'm on a PC here.

So, no.

[honest.abe]

10. Right click and save as image then open it.

It should open in normal size.

[joshcryer]

11. You'll have to open in a new tab to be able to zoom in.

DU's formatting won't let you do Control+Mouse Wheel to zoom in.

[themaguffin]

17. Same here, I don't use DU on my phone. If it's not an app, it's a pain in the ass to use web based

sites

[True Blue American]

2. On IPAD use fingers to magnify!:)

[Sedona]

3. Is Dekalb County GA 100% counted?

I don't see it on the list.

[Azathoth]

4. 50K margin in PA is half to a quarter what was being confidently predicted

only a few hours ago.

This ain't over till the votes are in hand.

[joshcryer]

5. He says as much that he used pessimistic estimations.

That's why I thought it was noteworthy, even under a pessimistic view he's going to likely take all three.

[BeerBarrelPolka]

7. If

If what he concluded comes to fruition, there would certainly be a recount in AZ and GA. But, winning PA would make that a moot point for Trump.

[texasfiddler]

12. It is actually good that he uses the county percentages for the mail-in ballots

I think it is the best analysis for the floor. Assuming the ballots remaining data is accurate in his spreadsheet.

[beachbumbob]

9. we will find out in coming days/weeks for sure and leave it at that

[doc03]

13. I really don't understand it other than it looks like Biden is projected to

win PA, GA and AZ? Anyway that would be fantastic. When will I be able to sleep again without help?

[BumRushDaShow]

14. As a sidenote - that PA data is missing like 32 counties

including some Biden-leaning ones like Lackawanna (which includes his hometown of Scranton) and the purplish Chester County, which is part of the Philly 5-county metro area, whose freshman (D) Congresswoman for PA-6 Chrissy Houlahan just got re-elected for a 2nd term ).

(obviously they posted a screenshot of a portion of the spreadsheet they had, but I didn't want people to get a false impression)

[joshcryer]

15. Fair point.

This is very optimistic though and I'm quite looking forward to the dump of PA votes when it finally comes. Once it comes I think it will be immediately called for Biden, and we can move on toward the transition phase. And I can finally get some sleep.

[BumRushDaShow]

16. Early this morning, one of the local radio news reporters here

noted this -

KYW Newsradio 1060 / News / Local
20 electoral votes up for grabs as Pennsylvania mail-in ballot count continues

By Tim Jimenez and Jim Melwert KYW Newsradio 1060


PHILADELPHIA (KYW Newsradio) -- It is still too early to call a winner in the presidential race in Pennsylvania, because mail-in ballots are still being counted. As of now, according to Pennsylvania's Department of State, close to 30% of mail-in ballots need to be counted. That's 763,000 votes. And that includes somewhere around 120,000 from Philly alone and 134,000 from the suburbs.

Montgomery County officials announced Thursday morning that all eligible votes that were returned by 8 p.m. on Election Day have been counted. The final tally among those votes -- Biden: 313,000; Trump: close to 183,000.

And Bucks County now says Joe Biden has taken a 4,000-vote lead there. It is unclear how this affects statewide numbers, because Pennsylvania hasn’t updated its website yet.

Going into today, President Donald Trump had a 164,000-vote lead over challenger Joe Biden in Pennsylvania. The race has tightened significantly since the county began processing mail-in ballots, as officials say they expected. Mail-in ballots have generally favored Biden across the map. Biden says he's confident he'll win the state.

https://www.radio.com/kywnewsradio/news/local/20-electoral-votes-hinge-on-pa-mail-in-ballot-count

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Tim Jimenez
@TimJRadio
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Nov 5, 2020
Good morning. This is where we stand in Pennsylvania per @CBSNews. #Election2020
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Tim Jimenez
@TimJRadio
Per @PAStateDept close to 30% of mail-in ballots haven’t been counted yet. Breaking it down, around 250k are from Philly and the Burbs, with close to half of that figure being from the city.
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6:17 AM · Nov 5, 2020

So they are all working through that and folks are definitely optimistic!

[Happy Hoosier]

18. Further I think this guy is using the NYT outstanding vote numbers...

..Which may overestimate the reaming vote. I'm nervous as hell.

[BumRushDaShow]

19. This is what is happening outside of the Philly canvassing location

PHILLY SUPPORT TO COUNT THE VOTES!!!!

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Miguel Martinez-Valle
@MiguelMValle
Happening now “Count Every Vote” rally in Philly.

“We’re just here to have a good time and make sure every vote gets counted”

Across the street smaller group asking to stop counting votes “in after Election Day.”

@NBCPhiladelphia
8:24 AM · Nov 5, 2020

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Philly We Rise
@phillywerise
This is how we DO it: when #Philly heard that Trump supporters were coming to the Convention Center to stop the ballot counting, peeps came out with #joytothepolls and Philly shine! Come thru now to #CountEveryVote at 11th and Arch! #PhillyVotes
8:23 AM · Nov 5, 2020

And I found this, which was hilarious -

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Patrick Berkery
@PatrickDBerkery
White smoke coming out of Termini Brothers, 7:30 am. That means Pa. is getting called for Biden today. Book it.
7:40 AM · Nov 5, 2020

[Happy Hoosier]

20. I love it. Thanks for the morale boost!

Good, but small batch for Biden just now. Just have to hope there are enough votes remaining. Silver seems to think so. And the latest results are in line with that.

[BumRushDaShow]

21. There are alot of votes still out & not tallied despite the reported "percent" looking "small"