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Silent3

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7. I'm worried because PA had the narrowest lead in the polling of the "norther tier"

Reply to qdouble (Original post)

Wed Nov 4, 2020, 10:20 AM

Nov 2020

And all of that polling appears to have been skewed to make thngs look better for Biden than it has turned out. It's hard to see getting PA when we're at best going to squeak by in MI and WI.

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Washington Post models project Biden will win WI and Pennsylvania [View all] qdouble Nov 2020 OP

Might, not will. TwilightZone Nov 2020 #1

Time will tell qdouble Nov 2020 #3

I'm not convinced on PA, but still hoping. Hoyt Nov 2020 #2

People aren't looking at where the early votes came from qdouble Nov 2020 #5

I get the outstanding votes lean Blue, but they have to swing big time. trump is still up 590,000 Hoyt Nov 2020 #8

It's going to be close but... qdouble Nov 2020 #11

I still believe we might take PA. Too many people who analyze elections for a living Mike 03 Nov 2020 #4

Just to drive us Crazy! Cha Nov 2020 #6

I'm worried because PA had the narrowest lead in the polling of the "norther tier" Silent3 Nov 2020 #7

Or maybe it was just better polled given the incredible amount of focus on it Eid Ma Clack Shaw Nov 2020 #9

I do not like what they're saying about the House FBaggins Nov 2020 #10

AZ, NV, MI are all remaining vote from Dem strongholds. roamer65 Nov 2020 #12