Gotta remember: Senate + House is more important than the presidency in my honest opinion.

And it's looking like the Senate and House are going to be a republican majority.

If just slim.

Fair point but I didn't think they could win the house without him winning...

I stupidly put a reasonably large bet on Trump to win... My own fault lol...

I guess this is what it feels like to be in a bubble

I mean, he still has a decent chance at winning.

If he maintains Michigan, he will likely win.

Pre market gap up 👍

Let's not overlook the fact that the polls were hilariously wrong yet again though.

Very true...

If Biden wins not NC he wins

Even 538 was hilariously wrong.

And Nate has been constantly changing his tune all night.

These "experts" are experts in name only, I'm quite honestly done with polling metrics being adequate judges of election outcomes ever since 2016, and this just solidifies it.

Most polls had Biden ahead in most states by 5-10 points pre-election.

Massively going beyond the margin of error in multiple states.

right now from what google is pulling from, MI is .4% in the blue

Yea both MI and Wisconsin were big flips

I have heard that a county in your state is having all of their ballots become null because they used Sharpie?

I used a sharpie on my ballot, mailed it in, and I checked this morning and verified it was counted.

weird

In Maricopa County

Yea, completely anecdotal

humm, I'll need to check his info then. been trying to find stuff on it since he told me.

thanks!

https://twitter.com/AndySwan/status/1323990699017228288

Anyone read any good explanation for the vertical increases there?

his own response, thought it was funny

but yeah that does look interesting. from what i have been hearing, (and was talked about above) is that it looks like all the mail in ballots are going blue.

I'm not comfortable with North Carolina and Georgia still unconfirmed with a spread that virtually can't be overcome by the candidate who's trailing.

Seems like it can be overcome

i guess at one point last night one county in MI went yellow for a bit.

And the ballots left might be almost all blue if the remaining ballots are from mail in votes

anyone been looking at NV

it's leaning blue, and it looking like only two counties are dictating that. (only 67% reporting)

67% of counties or 67% of ballots

Because if it is all mail in ballots left, it is likely to get more blue

I'm getting numbers from google, and it just says 67% reporting. ill do more digging

NY times says they estimate 86% of the votes have been counted

https://www.bloomberg.com/graphics/2020-us-election-results/nevada#president

Also thank you @RobertGrulerEsq for being up early with us.