WTOP is reporting that Pennsylvania could have a winner by the end of the day.

[mahatmakanejeeves]

No details.

https://wtop.com/

[SheltieLover]

1. K&R!

[leftofthestorm]

2. for reals??? n/t

[napi21]

3. PA announced yesterday that they'd have final counting done Thursday. I believed Biden will win the

State.

[Johnny2X2X]

4. We will know the winners of NV, PA, GA, and maybe AZ today

They'll all still have some votes to count, but it will be at a point where those votes won't make a difference.

[NurseJackie]

5. I switched from WTOP to WAMU because of the "cars 4 kids" commercial.

It drove me insane. I can do without their traffic reports and simply rely on Waze as long as I never have to hear that awful thing again.

[mahatmakanejeeves]

8. I feel your pain. When it comes on, I rush to the radio to turn down the volume or

tune to another station.

[NurseJackie]

12. I noticed that WTOP eventually added "the following is a paid commercial announcement" ...

... prior to the ad (just as they do for that "Not a Sermon, Just a Thought" Christian guy).

Sometimes I'd be fast enough to respond and change stations, but not always.

I think they added the disclaimer as a way to tell the listeners "Sorry, folks! It's not our fault. We didn't produce this. They're paying us to play this."

[LastDemocratInSC]

14. The Cars 4 Kids ad is designed to be obnoxious.

Because people tend to not forget obnoxious things.

[NurseJackie]

17. Oh I'll not forget it... that's for sure.

Because people tend to not forget obnoxious things.

Oh I'll not forget it... that's for sure. If I had a car to donate to anyone, I'd donate it to Melwood or WAMU instead. It may be memorable because of how obnoxious it is, but I won't be one to reward them for it.

The charity itself is controversial too.

[DarthDem]

6. Can you be more specific?

The article to which you linked does not say that.

[mahatmakanejeeves]

9. No. They had no details at all. NT

[Thekaspervote]

7. Yes! And this from the Biden team

Link to tweet

?s=21

[triron]

16. So do they mean Biden?

[AngryOldDem]

10. Please let it be so.

[Windy City Charlie]

11. I'm wondering

I'm wondering if this is why the remaining states are holding back some. So, that Pennsylvania is the one that puts Biden over the top.

[mahatmakanejeeves]

13. Here's what Pennsylvania looks like, with an estimated 92 percent of votes counted

Here's what Pennsylvania looks like, with an estimated 92 percent of votes counted https://wapo.st/2I7KcLK

Link to tweet

[DFW]

15. If that math is accurate

That gives a total of 6,446,158 votes cast so far. If that is 92%, then than number divided by 92 and multiplied by 100 is 7,006,693 for the total number of votes cast. That outstanding 8% amounts to 560,500 votes (sort of round numbers) left to be counted. If just 65% goes for Biden (and it should be around that or more), then the totals go to 3,491,866 for Biden and 3,432,297 for Trump, or about a 59000 vote margin for Biden. It's only about 1%, so it had better be one hell of a solid count, but considering the margin with which Trump "won" Pennsylvania last time, this is definitive by comparison.