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11. And here we go

Thu Nov 5, 2020, 05:36 PM

Nov 2020

First AZ, now PA.

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ALERT - Inaccuracies regarding PA Mail-In Ballots Outstanding [View all] Roland99 Nov 2020 OP

Yeah, it's just going to be a LOT tighter than the coti Nov 2020 #1

Thank you! Mike 03 Nov 2020 #2

Biden needs 65% of the votes remaining to take the lead VMA131Marine Nov 2020 #3

And that is plenty doable, right? mvd Nov 2020 #4

needs to be 67/33 and final estimate lead would be likely under 10k Roland99 Nov 2020 #5

Is there any reason to think we wouldn't meet that? mvd Nov 2020 #6

I don't know the make-up of the remaining counties. Roland99 Nov 2020 #12

Those all look good except for Cumberland mvd Nov 2020 #17

That 90k out of philly could easily run 80-90% biden Amishman Nov 2020 #23

That would be a worse share than he has been getting VMA131Marine Nov 2020 #7

There are also outstanding Election Day ballots Abnredleg Nov 2020 #8

Thank you. I think I feel better now. triron Nov 2020 #13

You shouldn't feel better about that democrattotheend Nov 2020 #16

They're from Philadelphia/NT Abnredleg Nov 2020 #19

Okay, phew democrattotheend Nov 2020 #20

wouldn't those tend to be more R? Roland99 Nov 2020 #14

They're from Philadelphia /NT Abnredleg Nov 2020 #18

They've been pretty steadily trending 80/20, I think... SidDithers Nov 2020 #9

Small lead would mean automatic recount? awesomerwb1 Nov 2020 #10

And here we go Azathoth Nov 2020 #11

It's baseless alarmism. BannonsLiver Nov 2020 #22

and the PA SOS site doesn't matter? Roland99 Nov 2020 #24

Let's hope Azathoth Nov 2020 #28

Those 35k Allegheny County votes "set aside" could end up coti Nov 2020 #15

Those are ballots left to be counted, not necessarily reported. Marius25 Nov 2020 #21

Okay, good. That clarifies things a bit more MakeTXBlue2020 Nov 2020 #25

Maybe a bit tighter, but we're not sure if it's an issue Marius25 Nov 2020 #30

There will also be a lot of provisional ballots Abnredleg Nov 2020 #26

He is winning Philly by 90% according to Kornacki and areas by 80% DLCWIdem Nov 2020 #29