19 minutes ago, janea4old said:

As happens in many years, in many states ..
the less densely populated rural counties (of whatever state) report in earlier, as those votes are counted faster.  
The more heavily-populated urban/suburban counties take much longer to count.

Katie Couric just said this was true of 2020. 

Edited November 6, 20241 yr by janea4old

Remain hopeful, everyone. I think Harris is going to pull out a shocking win at the eleventh hour. 

I'm scared.

Stay safe everyone 🤗

Edited November 6, 20241 yr by kalbir

Just now, janea4old said:

Katie Couric just said this, too.

But, as I said, weren't the states that went to Trump OFFICIALLY called? If so, they seem to be a done deal.

2 minutes ago, Wendy said:

But, as I said, weren't the states that went to Trump OFFICIALLY called? If so, they seem to be a done deal.

I think Katie Couric might be referring to the swing states that haven't been called yet, or those states who appear to be leaning red but don't have many votes counted yet.

Edited November 6, 20241 yr by janea4old

4 minutes ago, BetterForgotten said:

Again, we need to hope Michigan, Wisconsin, and Pennsylvania all stay blue. If just one slips, it’s over for the Harris campaign. 

They all turned red (unpredicted) an hour or so ago.

Arizona is still very close. Each time I check, it's still nearly tied, sometimes slightly blue, sometimes slightly red.   49.5% and 49.7% varying.

3 minutes ago, Liberty City said:

They all turned red (unpredicted) an hour or so ago.

It's official; she's going to lose. 

This country is fúcked.

2 minutes ago, Wendy said:

This country is fúcked.

Just the way Trump and MAGA want it.

AP has called Washington State and California for Harris.

Per AP projections:
179 electoral votes for Kamala Harris
214 for tr*mp
145 not yet called
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538 total  (need 270 for majority)

Edited November 6, 20241 yr by janea4old

3 minutes ago, MissPhoenixGirl92 said:

It's official; she's going to lose. 

Not necessarily, the heavy Democrat-leaning counties in those states aren’t close to finished with counting votes yet. 

Edited November 6, 20241 yr by BetterForgotten

3 minutes ago, BetterForgotten said:

Not necessarily, the heavy Democrat-leaning counties in those states aren’t close to finished with counting votes yet. 

This is my lifeline.  *praying*

Philadelphia Inquirer says Pennsylvania is too close to call.

Oh boy, hearing Trump has picked up steam with Hispanic voters in Pennsylvania this time around. That’s not good. 🤬