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atse

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11. He's way down, but...

Reply to phylny (Original post)

Thu Nov 5, 2020, 09:54 PM

Nov 2020

I looked at those numbers and thought he was crushed. But apparently the votes counted were the in person ones, and the rest are the mail ins. Look at the strong pro-blue tilts for mail in votes in some other states. It might at least get close.

What percent of the remaining vote would he need to win? Just eyeballing it, maybe 65 to 70 percent? Biden has been making up huge deficits like that in PA and GA.

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This just popped up on Twitter: Dr. Al Gross, I-AK seems to think he may win [View all] phylny Nov 2020 OP

Would be great if he could pull this out as a win Best_man23 Nov 2020 #1

He ran on the Democratic line DarthDem Nov 2020 #2

He said he is going to caucus with democrats if he wins in previous interview Claustrum Nov 2020 #3

He's down 63 - 32. wouldn't be holding my breath Roland99 Nov 2020 #4

Thank you for this information - it's what I was looking for! phylny Nov 2020 #7

no mail in vote in Alaska has been counted yet michael811 Nov 2020 #5

He is 30 points behind with about half the votes in. madaboutharry Nov 2020 #6

good for him for not conceding Orangepeel Nov 2020 #8

Yes, Independent caucusing with the Democrats. It's a sleeper race. marylandblue Nov 2020 #9

James Carville seems to think he has a chance karin_sj Nov 2020 #10

He's way down, but... atse Nov 2020 #11