BIDEN WILL WIN MI AND WI

[Light63]

Biden expands his lead in WI to 25,000 votes and slightly trailing Trump in MI by 24,000 with 1/3 block of votes from Wayne County remaining.

Folks, Biden will win by at least 270 EVs. PA, NC, and GA are caviars.

[MaryMagdaline]

1. Hurray!!

[pfitz59]

2. Will that be enough?

I haven't checked the map.

[Rstrstx]

8. AZ, NV, NE-2, MI, and WI get us exactly to 270

It would be nice to add another state to make sure nothing funny happens in the Electoral College

[rownesheck]

3. He would also need

Arizona and Nevada, right?

[Turin_C3PO]

6. Yes but we'll win those states.

Actually, most organizations have already called Arizona for Biden.

[W_HAMILTON]

9. And it sounds like the only votes left to report in Nevada...

... are expected to be heavily Democratic.

[Turin_C3PO]

11. Yes.

Nevada won't go Trump.

[Proud Liberal Dem]

4. But no reason to believe he will lose PA?

[Rstrstx]

14. A good chance he'll end up winning PA, he's just way further behind there

Biden has already pulled ahead in WI and is hanging on in NV but the margins are supposed to increase in those states. In MI he’s still down now just by just a bit and the urban totals that are supposed to come out should put him over the top.

But in PA he’s hundreds of thousands of votes behind, with a quarter of the votes still left to be counted, it is going to be razor tight but the pundits are saying it’s certainly doable.

Fortunately if he hangs on in NV and WI and pulls ahead MI as he is now poised to do that puts him right at 270.

[sunonmars]

5. Biden only behind by 2K in MI now

[PTWB]

10. We are going to win MI and WI.

We have to cling to NV and AZ, or win PA or GA.

[Rstrstx]

15. The first choice is all but assured

AZ has already been called, and while it has tightened in NV the outstanding votes are supposed to go to Biden by quite a bit. When MI finally goes over the top I think I’ll be able to relax for the first time in days since Biden will reach 270 with those states. PA and GA are the true nail-biters, if I had to pick one it’d be GA, for sure, since it could well mean Ossoff wins the Senate seat.

[PTWB]

18. I'm nervous about AZ because most of the networks haven't called it yet.

Just AP and Fox. Everyone else says it’s too close to call.

[Rstrstx]

20. Let's check the numbers

Maricopa (Phoenix) and Pima (Tucson) have margins close to +200,000 giving about a total 140,000 vote lead in the state. The numbers just aren’t there in what’s left in the other counties.

The only reason I can think that they might not be calling it quite yet is that there are still a number of outstanding ballots left in Maricopa that could trend towards Trump. Still, it’s very unlikely that could cover the 140,000 statewide deficit.

[Jersey Devil]

13. link?

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[PTWB]

7. Trump lead in MI at 2k.

According to decision desk which has been really good all night.

[SmartVoter22]

12. Green Bay Unofficial Vote totals

For the wonks, who want to see ward by ward results for Green Bay.
With an 89% turnout !!! The absentee/early votes are yet to be announced.

Here's the link to unofficial Brown County, Wi results:

https://www.browncountywi.gov/departments/county-clerk/elections/2020-election-results/


Have fun figuring out who the hell the average voter is: age, gender, rural or urban... I have worked elections since 2008 and have no clue as to what our average model voter is...yet.

[arlyellowdog]

16. 95%

Why has the Wisconsin vote totals been 95% through so many updates?

[Saboburns]

19. I'll tell you why

It says 95% of precincts reported. BUT THOSE PRECINCTS ONLY REPORTED A FRACTION OF THEIR VOTES< NOT ABSENTEE VOTES OR VOTES BY MAIL.

So even though it says 95% reported, no where near 95% of all the votes have been counted. It is a bit confusing because of how many absentee/votes by mail there are this election.

Same with a bunch of states, NC and GA and PA and MI.

[UpInArms]

17. Here are the numbers

Wisconsin Toss-up
Elec Votes: 10 Updated: 13M Ago 97% In
Joe Biden 1,630,337 49.5%
Donald Trump 1,609,640 48.8%