Autopsy US Election Day Thread - Trump 47th President of the United States

[Gethelred]

The race is run, the winner declared!

For further discussion of the election:

USA - 2024 US Presidential Election: Trump vs Harris (pt II)

I will be keen to watch the handover on J6 I think, Will the Bidens attend unlike Trump? Will the crowd be the biggest in history, Will there be a magical Mystery victory tour and rallies like 2016, Will he reduce his golf games and stop heading North in the Summer or home to Fl in the winter...

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For discussion of the incoming president:

Play Nice - 47th President of the United States: Donald Trump - Part 20: Here we go again!

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For discussion of the losing candidate:

USA - Kamala Harris Concedes. God Help America

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Enjoy, all!

 

[GreyCrow]

Florida falls to Trump which is no surprise however Democrats will be disappointed that the Puerto Rico angle didn't seem to have much impact in the end.

It was always going to be problematic with the PR population spread out enough to thin out any change

 

[Rotayjay]

The election may have just been decided, but we just don't know what that decision is.

 

[Bloods86]

A guy got scolded in here by many yesterday for picking on blue haired people, but this seems cool with everyone. Gotta love hypocritical wokesters!

I missed this one.

Nothing wrong with being poor and living in a trailer park, aside from criticisms of the system that might cause it.

Voting for Trump doesn't mean you're stupid either. Plenty of reasons why people vote for him.

Being aware of Trump's actual record and still voting for him, unless you're rich already or a religious pro-lifer, might be stupid though, or at least reflect poorly.

 

[Sixpence]

Texas is Blue! Stop the count!

 

[Happy Mastenator]

North Carolina looking good for Harris

I want it to be so, but Lol. Way to early.

 

[Roobs321]

Was just reading about early New Jersey statehood when unmarried women, free blacks and aliens (or any free party who met a certain property threshold) were explicitly enabled to vote. These demos were actively courted by politicians, but also scapegoated as easily manipulated or fraud-prone when there were close results (despite women voter turnout being relatively low). But it was hard to verify at the polls the legitimacy of voters and come 1807 there was a ‘progressive reform’ that expanded voting rights to all male taxpayers yet excluded everyone else. In that time as township rural voting place accessibility came into being you also had the conflict of interest of non-voting men being able to elect poller agents at town level. Rumours of men dressing as women to vote twice. Property aside, hard to determine the status of women and blacks, or whether aliens were streaming in to rig the result. Demand voter qual evidence, or rather not turn them away, gets contentious and inconsistently implemented across the electorate. All a bit confused given how alone and explicit they were at the time, continuing the revolutionary spirit. Some of the early Woman Suffrage proponents stem from this time as they felt their rights being removed.

 

[OneGreatClub]

Democrats keep having dreams of shifting Demographics in Florida and a lesser extent Texas making them swing states (at a minimum). Maybe in 12 - 20 years (3 or more election cycles away), but at present they are going to remain solid Republican.

Swamp people can’t escape the swamp

 

[Tadpole]

Harris bursting out of the blocks in Pennsylvania.

 

[_Cerberus_]

North Carolina now tight, and the gap in Georgia has closed significantly. Moving into that close/swing state territory that many predicted. Possible that we won't know the results for days.

 

[boncer34]

To put in context how dumb going early is.

In Georgia

Trump atm leads by 200k votes, 1.6m have (roughly) been counted, in the 2020 election 5m (roughly) were counted.

Making up 200k in 3.4m (roughly) isn't that hard.

 

[Millky95]

The election may have just been decided, but we just don't know what that decision is.

My dude, take a breathe and a glass of water. Please

 

[Satan]

Penns first votes 110k mail in votes

 

[GreyCrow]

Harris smashing it in Pittsburgh - unsurprisingly

 

[King Patty]

Texas Dem winning senate 10% counted.

Rick Scott wins Florida Senate seat for Republicans.

 

[swingdog]

 

[Saint]

Updated swings. Solid colours are mostly reporting (has eaten into Harris' swings in IN)

The rural/urba+suburban divide seems to be getting even starker. And FL

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These maps are misleading because Trump will win (and swing) most of the counties, but there's a handful of counties in each state which have much higher populations and will really decide the poll. Likewise, the Ohio results might be too swayed by early voting, if that was counted first.

 

[King Patty]

Electoral college update
Trump 95
Harris 35

 

[GreyCrow]

Dude grow a pair - thats sad

 

[Forward Press]

Democrats keep having dreams of shifting Demographics in Florida and a lesser extent Texas making them swing states (at a minimum). Maybe in 12 - 20 years (3 or more election cycles away), but at present they are going to remain solid Republican.

In the days of Gore and Bush, yes, but the retiree demographic leans conservative.

It's also contributing to the reason why Queensland tends to be more conservative in our elections.

 

[Hank Scorpion]

Pinning for future reference, Harris currently has leads in Texas, Ohio, Pennsylvania and North Carolina

By MAGA logic, she should be holding a press conference within minutes to claim victory

 

[Ambrose Burnside]

How good is it to rock up to your local primary school, grab a democracy sausage, see the Lib and Labor volunteers chatting to each other while you ignore their how to vote cards, jot down your vote before wandering home to settle in with Antony Green on the ABC.

Yanks be crazy.

 

[Royces Hart]

Harris has 71% of the vote in Woke County, NC!

 

[MadMundy]

I would have just said "Okay bye" if my partner was telling me she'd break up with me for whether I voted or not.

 

[Rotayjay]

Ah yes, Pittsburgh. The home of Phil Connors from Groundhog Day.

 

[Millky95]

In the days of Gore and Bush, yes, but the retiree demographic leans conservative.

It's also contributing to the reason why Queensland tends to be more conservative in our elections.

Florida also has no income tax or something so a lot of wealthy types "live" there and in turn vote there