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OT: Current Affairs and Politics

Soren Lorenson

Soren Lorenson

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Still Trump. He's doing a good impression of St George in March at the moment. Long way to go.

BBC much more conservative in it's calling of results than some other outlets

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US Presidential Election Results 2024

Follow the 2024 US presidential election results as they come in with BBC News. Find out if Trump or Harris is ahead as well as detailed state-by-state results.
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Avenger

Avenger

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That fat orange duke wins, markets are flying as is crypto and I feel like Neville f**king Bartos!!
 
Obscene Assassin

Obscene Assassin

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Reading up about the "red mist" and "blue wave". Republicans tend to vote on the day of elections and in smaller counties so they usually pull ahead early and then once the democrat vote comes in, mail-in ballots and generally in larger cities, the counts end up being closer than expected.

Their electoral system does my head in though. Looking at most states they're pretty split between red and blue but one side will take all the votes from that state. Our system is much better and easier to follow, even if I fill out 127 votes below the line.
 
Soren Lorenson

Soren Lorenson

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4pm update. Kamala appears to be pulling back into the race, but it's looking more like John Farnham than LL Cool J as far as comebacks go.

Trump 230, Harris 204. Wisconsin (10), Michigan (15) Pennsylvania (19) all leaning Orange and should see the man with the new hole in his hear over the line.
 
Delboy

Delboy

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Obscene Assassin said:
Reading up about the "red mist" and "blue wave". Republicans tend to vote on the day of elections and in smaller counties so they usually pull ahead early and then once the democrat vote comes in, mail-in ballots and generally in larger cities, the counts end up being closer than expected.

Their electoral system does my head in though. Looking at most states they're pretty split between red and blue but one side will take all the votes from that state. Our system is much better and easier to follow, even if I fill out 127 votes below the line.
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Yep and votes delivered by out of state cars after polls close, never doubt the will to win of left politics.
 
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