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Lanny_McDonald · 11-02-2020, 10:09 AM

There is just too much data to support the bias within the early vote, and the fact that it is up to 95,365,308 votes already cast, the potential for the red crush of election day voting is going to be marginalized and all but eliminated. Even if the election day vote breaks 70/30 in favor of trump, there aren't enough votes in the system to save him, if the data scientists are right in their projections. Biden will already have established a lead that is so insurmountable that Trump would have to see a record turnout of 160 million people to close the gap, believing that the election day vote breaks 70/30 Trump. With that in mind, I think this has potential to be a blowout. 353, 185 with a couple really big surprises in the mix.

Missed the other questions so here they are.

Which party controls the House? Democrats (247-191)

which party wins each of these senate races:
Colorado - Hickenlooper (D)
Michigan - Peters (D)
Maine** - Gideon (D)
North Carolina - Cunningham (D)
Arizona - Kelly (D)
Iowa - Greenfield (D)
Alabama - Tuberville (R)
South Carolina - Graham (R)
Montana - Daines (R)
Kansas - Marshall (R)
Georgia* - Ossoff (D)
Goergia (special)* No victor, will go to a second round a will go (R)

11-02-2020, 10:09 AM	#26
Lanny_McDonald Franchise Player Join Date: Mar 2013 Exp:	There is just too much data to support the bias within the early vote, and the fact that it is up to 95,365,308 votes already cast, the potential for the red crush of election day voting is going to be marginalized and all but eliminated. Even if the election day vote breaks 70/30 in favor of trump, there aren't enough votes in the system to save him, if the data scientists are right in their projections. Biden will already have established a lead that is so insurmountable that Trump would have to see a record turnout of 160 million people to close the gap, believing that the election day vote breaks 70/30 Trump. With that in mind, I think this has potential to be a blowout. 353, 185 with a couple really big surprises in the mix. Missed the other questions so here they are. Which party controls the House? Democrats (247-191) which party wins each of these senate races: Colorado - Hickenlooper (D) Michigan - Peters (D) Maine** - Gideon (D) North Carolina - Cunningham (D) Arizona - Kelly (D) Iowa - Greenfield (D) Alabama - Tuberville (R) South Carolina - Graham (R) Montana - Daines (R) Kansas - Marshall (R) Georgia* - Ossoff (D) Goergia (special)* No victor, will go to a second round a will go (R) Last edited by Lanny_McDonald; 11-02-2020 at 10:17 AM.