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Originally Posted by Acey
lol k
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This is exactly what Trump said he was going to do. If it was close he was going to use the courts to try and win. Like it or not the courts are stacked in his favor. Given a chance to rule in his favor, they will. The important thing is the Democrats and their lawyers must have a better argument. Not sure that is a given at this time. So, if this is the strategy that Trump elects and there is every indication he will pursue this, until the court cases are settled Donald J. Trump will continue to be POTUS.
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Originally Posted by krynski
Pennsylvania is a big one to look out for. There is about a ~500,000 difference between Biden & Trump. There are approx. 1.5 million outstanding ballots.
From early voting numbers, numbers are coming back at 78% Biden (source from ABC news). If that's the case, 3,034,722 for Trump becomes 3,364,722 for Trump, and 2,522,086 for Biden becomes 3,692,086. That could end up 47.7% Trump, 52.3% Biden.
Maybe 78% is too high to shoot for, but it could be that there more than 1.5 million votes to be counted. Anyway, Pennsylvania is still in the game for Biden.
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Hey, I'm hopeful too, but you have to look at the county trends and take them into consideration. Those make the math for Biden pretty impossible. Unless those ballots are all being lumped into one monolithic group, and not as part of the originating county (which they should), the math still is what it is. I hope to be wrong. I would love Pennsylvania to push it way over the top and have Trump wincing. But I don't see the math being there.