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

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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!

 

[OneGreatClub]

True that

 

[Millky95]

I wonder if the Rogan podcast appearance was huge for Trump.

More importantly: was not going on the Rogan podcast really poor for Harris?

 

[Dixie Flatline]

NY Times blogging that the race leans Trump. Favourite to win in Georgia and North Carolina, which would require Harris to win Michigan, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin to win the election.

 

[dumb]

aww man. i don't want to have to hear american late night tv show hosts dipping into the trump well for material for the next 4 years. is that a meltdown?

 

[Rotayjay]

I wouldn't be putting money on Harris right now. Those gender and age exit polls are dire.

 

[Colonial]

Americans.

 

[celestial]

Wisconsin tight early

 

[Millky95]

Have they counted postals in any of the swing states?

 

[Randomizor]

poking the map do something already

 

[1990crow]

NY Times blogging that the race leans Trump. Favourite to win in Georgia and North Carolina, which would require Harris to win Michigan, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin to win the election.

Which is all very possible (for Harris).

 

[Strange Cat]

Staggered that Texans vote Cruz back in, how many times does he need to bail on the state in an emergency for them to realise he ain't the guy.

Just a few more Texas winters and other natural disasters I reckon

They’ll never learn much like Florida

 

[boncer34]

Harris needs about 59% of remaining Georgian votes and 53% of NC to roll them back.

Trump needs 52% of PA

62% Georgia and 53% NC for Harris

52.5% PA for Trump


I really need to go back to work.

 

[Dixie Flatline]

We don’t any info on Arizona or Nevada yet do we?

I don't think the polls have closed in Nevada yet. They close at 2pm AEDT in Nevada.

 

[boncer34]

I haven't put in my 2000 votes yet either. Actually on my way to Pennsylvania right now.

Uh. Ok?

 

[Strange Cat]

More importantly: was not going on the Rogan podcast really poor for Harris?

It wouldn’t had been a fair interview and Harris’s team did offer to do a 1 hour interview but the snowflake didn’t want to travel for it

**** I hate Rogan

 

[ClarkeM]

So many votes still to be counted in key Dem urban counties in GA. Gwinnett at 16%, Dekalb at 72%, Kobb at 76% and Fulton 78%.

It's stretched but I'm holding onto hope over here haha...

 

[Wosh]

First transgender member of congress elected

Sounds well deserved too

McBride’s key priorities for her congressional run were expanding access to affordable health care, protecting reproductive rights and increasing the minimum wage. She told NBC News in September that her goal in Congress was to work with colleagues to break through the partisan gridlock and actually pass legislation — which she became known for during her time in Delaware’s Senate. During her first term, she helped pass universal paid family and medical leave across the state.

 

[Saint]

One clear trend is that Harris is significantly underperforming in contrast to the 2020 Biden vote, and in other places Trump is well up on 2020.

Georgia remains interesting. Pennsylvania remains the key pillar.

Seems a lot of places resent losing the opportunity to vote for another white geriatric.

Biden was strong in Pennsylvania.

Having a look around the counties around Philadelphia, they're all still behind in their count and very strong Harris. She's ahead in PA at this point.

Actually, I got them mixed up earlier, it's Wisconsin which is the problem, she's ahead, but places like Milwaukee have had their votes in, but Trump centres like Green Bay are behind in the count.

I think Trump wins by flipping WI (NC and GA were never seriously a chance of going Dem)

 

[pjcrows]

"Anything you would change from Biden?"

Kamala: "Nah"

Lol.

 

[Cyber_punk]

That's the racist bro vote

Hate and anger are big motivators.

 

[darrenmorgan]

Some of you guys need to go back to 9.42pm in 2020. MAGA were crowing then also. Far too early. She looks strong in lake states, which is what it will come down to.

 

[Randomizor]

NC got called and then uncalled

 

[Chicago1]

Yay! Illinois called for Harris. My House Rep is winning as well as my cousin who is winning her state representative race.

I live in hope for Harris.

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[Milanista28]

PA swinging fast

 

[beez]

62% Georgia and 53% NC for Harris

52.5% PA for Trump


I really need to go back to work.

Pffft.

Keep posting.