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9. Two observations

Reply to sinkingfeeling (Original post)

Fri Nov 6, 2020, 01:07 PM

Nov 2020

First--this is about three times the number of votes that "gave" George W. Bush the presidency in 2000 in Florida (537).

Second--if Biden gets Pennsylvania (looking increasingly likely), Georgia will be a footnote. It would be nice to add the footnote to OUR column, but if Pennsylvania ends up in our column, it won't matter.

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I'm still worried about Georgia. Biden's current lead is only 1,584. Not much gain [View all] sinkingfeeling Nov 2020 OP

I think PA/AZ/NV will make it not matter. Plus it's going to a recount. BusyBeingBest Nov 2020 #1

He is going to get Arizona, Nevada, and Pennsylvania. madaboutharry Nov 2020 #2

Check out this link. It shows the votes tallied, and those remaining in real-time shotten99 Nov 2020 #3

Thanks. sinkingfeeling Nov 2020 #5

that's legitimate. maxsolomon Nov 2020 #4

I think Biden gets about 1500 more out of the 4000 or so left. Just my $.02 texasfiddler Nov 2020 #6

Breaking news on CNN sheshe2 Nov 2020 #7

The election is over Johnny2X2X Nov 2020 #8

Two observations DFW Nov 2020 #9

Georgia was not on my Bingo card peggysue2 Nov 2020 #10

Don't need it. I want it, need rewarding for long lines hard work. No worrying. Time to celebrate. LizBeth Nov 2020 #11

The margin in Georgia will remain under 2,000 votes. Agschmid Nov 2020 #12

I want Georgia in the blue column Shermann Nov 2020 #13