I can see that as well. Wisconsin, maybe not, but the other two, for sure. Early indications are that Harris is not doing nearly as well as she might.
Not remotely accurate. Pretty sure it's the massive advantage with white people in GA. Exit polling had him at 71% among white voters compared to 12% among black voters
This is much closer than it looks right now. With the 54 from California, Harris not that far behind Trump, right? However, the NYT "needle" now leaning more towards Trump.
It kind of goes this way. The larger, early reporting states usually swing red. Smaller, early reporting states swing blue. A few states will decide it likely. Pa, Michigan, Wisconsin, Georgia, Arizona, Nevada, and I may be missing one or two. Trump swinging Virginia, if he does, bodes well for him overall.
I posted it earlier this morning and it is holding true now. I'm sure you can find it if you type "urban rural voters in Georgia".
CNN is obviously biased, but they are showing a graphic on how many outstanding voters are still not counted in each state specifically by size ( like Atlanta ) and I think you can trust the data circles.
If you are asking seriously , Yes it's still close It depends on about 7 swing states this year. Looking good for Trump in Georgia right now If trump also wins NC then Kamala needs Pennsylvania etc Still alot of ways things can shake out
So how are the 12% of Black voters voting? How are independents in Geoegia voting? Why are you saying it's not remotely accurate? I'll quote you again when the official numbers are finalized showing that this is indeed accurate. @juicystream but to start you off...
