Possibly. 74% in so far in Douglas County. So far is ahead of where Biden was in 2020. But the last votes will likely be the GOP vote that wasn't early. Rockdale County also 74% in and also has Harris so far getting more than Biden in 2020. But again the later votes will favor the GOP, so it's unknown. Crazy stuff. We also have seen that one of the Republican counties with 84% in Harris has improved on Biden's numbers by 1%. Again still more votes to be be counted. Still anyone's game. I think most people leaned to Trump squeaking out a victory in GA.
Polk, Bladen, Marshall, Hoke, Greene County, Tillery, damn Transfer, Sandy Ridge, Browns over here (greens over here) Pasqoutank, down on the, Odom East (lemme think) Johnson County, Franklin, Burgaw, Newport, Warren, Shelby, Kenansville (Man Currituck) Tarboro, Triangle, Goldsboro, Halifax, Statesville And all my ***** doin' life behind the wall This right here, right here, right here's for This one's for North Carolina, come on and raise up
Looks anti-Trump Republican governor wins the governor's race in VT. The state has already been called for Harris.
80% of the vote in for Miami-Dade and Trump is up 55% to 45%. Weeks ago I posted that tweet about how no Republican has lost the presidency if they also won Miami-Dade County because Trump/Republicans were up big in early voting. The response I got was "how do they know who voted??". Lol...
Not going to say anything about who will or won't win overall, but your metric is pure crap. In the past Florida was a battleground state where both parties were campaigning and spending money. This year, Florida has always been red, and Democrats didn't focus on it much at all. So it makes sense.
Florida has been a red state since 2016. It left swing territory years ago, just like Ohio. If Trump wins by double digits, you can throw your line of thinking completely out the window.
