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Originally Posted by MarchHare
For anyone who wants to immerse themselves in data:
https://alex.github.io/nyt-2020-elec...e-changes.html
Personally, I'm finding it super stressful looking at this site. In PA, for example, it says Biden is currently averaging 70% and needs to be averaging 61% as of this writing. That margin doesn't leave much room for comfort. On the flipside, Trump is just barely exceeding the margin he needs to flip AZ. |
So based on that, in the last 484K votes that have been added (roughly equivalent to what's left to be counted) Biden has closed the gap by 170K votes, which is well above his current deficit of 107K. Still looks good for Biden, but it's still probably going to be close no matter which way it goes.