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Wow, this race is strong shades of 2020, except that (if I have this correct), this is the first time that the Rep candidate will win the general election since Bush Sr thumped the hell out of Dukakis in 1988!
What's similar to 2020 is that the race ran late in to the night, with the Dem candidate nibbling away ground.
But it seems, as of the moment, that the Rep candidate only needs 23 electoral votes to win, and the Dem candidate needs to pull off 56 electoral ballots amongst eight undecided states, which seems like quite the longshot to me. Pennsylvania for example gives a whopping 19 electoral votes, and with 94% of the state reporting so far, Harris needs to catch up over 200,000 state votes in order to win that one. Seems unlikely.
The mail-in votes basically saved the Dems, last time around, but I don't know if you can necessarily count on them this time.
So I fully expect that in the next few hours, or when I wake up tomorrow, the right-wingers will have captured the bag. My congratulations will be delivered at such time, with a couple notes...
What's similar to 2020 is that the race ran late in to the night, with the Dem candidate nibbling away ground.
But it seems, as of the moment, that the Rep candidate only needs 23 electoral votes to win, and the Dem candidate needs to pull off 56 electoral ballots amongst eight undecided states, which seems like quite the longshot to me. Pennsylvania for example gives a whopping 19 electoral votes, and with 94% of the state reporting so far, Harris needs to catch up over 200,000 state votes in order to win that one. Seems unlikely.
The mail-in votes basically saved the Dems, last time around, but I don't know if you can necessarily count on them this time.
So I fully expect that in the next few hours, or when I wake up tomorrow, the right-wingers will have captured the bag. My congratulations will be delivered at such time, with a couple notes...
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