Miscellaneous And Off Topic Subjects

[Dr. Strangelove]

Next we'll hear how more people voted in Wisconsin than were previously registered.

The people spreading that are counting on the fact that you'll be too gullible and credulous to simply google and find that Wisconsin has same-day voter registration.

[Hannibal]

Hanni- Hillary won the city of Detroit 95-5. Biden's big boost came from a bunch of Detroit city precincts counting their mail-ins.

All opened and counted at once, coinciding with a "data error" that counted them all 100.00% for Biden, after a long pause in the vote counting? And now it's going to take them days to count the rest of them for some reason?

Anybody should be suspicious over this or assert their right to challenge the vote count. Maybe it's legit but the mass mail-in process has been covered in stink from the beginning.

[THE_WIZARD_]

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[Hannibal]

FYI I don't think that it was appropriate for Trump to claim victory and there is no direct evidence as of yet of election fraud, but the mail-in ballots in PA, MI, and WI need to be examined with a fine-toothed comb and so does the process for counting and reporting these.

[Tom W]

You know what? People confident they're winning typically don't spread stories about pollworkers in Arizona intentionally screwing Republicans by having them use sharpies and other nonsense.

Indeed, this could be magic bullets from a grassy knoll outside Roswell sort of stuff. Time to crack a cold one and watch the Marathon.

[THE_WIZARD_]

We've gone from hanging chads in 2000...to mysterious vote counts in 2020...

[Mike]

NBC has called Wisconsin for Biden. They have James up 15,000 with 93% reported but the Freep has James up 17,000 with 96% reported. What's interesting is the total number of votes is higher on NBC's website despite reporting 3% less. NBC also estimates that there are 395,727 votes remaining. If that's the case, and most of the votes remaining are from SE Michigan, James is screwed.

WAIT! I just refreshed the Freep page and now James is up 42,000 with 95% reported. LOL.

[Mike]

Here's county by county tallies for the Senate race. As you can see, Antrim County is almost the exact opposite that it was in 2016. That can't possibly be right.

https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/202...election_usmap

[Dr. Strangelove]

It's extremely bad faith to prevent the board of elections from counting any mail in ballots before polls close and then declare that any mail in ballots not counted before midnight of Election Day to be "very suspicious".

[Hannibal]

I don't think that coming in after midnight is suspicious. It's to be expected. I think that having those all instantly tabulated (instead of trickling in ratably) and going 100% to one candidate in locales where that candidate controls the local government is suspicious. When it happens at almost the exact same time in two separate battleground states in conveniently-sized bundles that are just large enough to wipe out one candidate's advantage, it's doubly suspicious. Or at least worth a second look.

Once again, it was wrong for Trump to declare victory, but it would also be wrong for him to concede until some daylight has been shed on some of the interesting overnight movements in the vote totals and the validity of the mail-in ballots.

[Dr. Strangelove]

Supposedly Maricopa County will announce a big batch of results at 9PM EST. Another after midnight. The first batch though might give an indication if there's anything to the Trump campaign's claim that they will still win Arizona.

[Hannibal]

I'm not expecting anything interesting there. Nevada seems more in play right now.

[THE_WIZARD_]

STFU

[iam416]

Thank god Collins won.

[Hannibal]

Thank god Collins won.

Will the Rs have 52 in the Senate?