Senate currently Republican 40, Democrat 29 with 31 races to be called.
2 wins by GOP, 1 by Dems
Senate currently Republican 40, Democrat 29 with 31 races to be called.
2 wins by GOP, 1 by Dems
Flow Rider wrote:
Worth a shot. I have no idea if this will stick, but figured it might help to concentrate election comments into one thread. So have at it. Play fair, even if some of the pols don't.
WSJ says survey shows high turnout among women and young voters, which sounds pro Harris.
Senate win in West Virginia flipped a seat from Blue to Red.
7:00PM: Trump 55.9%, Harris 43.7%
8:00PM Trump 65.2%, Harris 34.2%
** Highest betting odds in Trump's favor ever against Harris (was higher against Biden) **
Lots of states to be called soon.
Polls closing now: Alabama, Connecticut, Delaware, Florida, Illinois, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Mississippi, Missouri, New Hampshire, New Jersey, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Tennessee, and Washington, DC
Arkansas called for Trump (6 electoral votes)
New Jersey called for Harris (14 electoral votes)
House currently 50 GOP, 28 Dem
Senate currently 43 GOP, 34 Dem
Delaware called for Harris (3 electoral votes)
Illinois called for Harris (19 electoral votes)
I'm a detached observer of this election. But ironically, as a detached observer I'm finding this election entertaining. Seeing how close it is with D and Rs so wrapped up in their candidate. It's like a good suspense movie. Or a good back forth game that comes down to the wire.
I honestly don't see big significant differences between the two candidates. I think a lot of Americans see that too, they just don't want to admit it.
Stewart Foreman wrote:
I honestly don't see big significant differences between the two candidates. I think a lot of Americans see that too, they just don't want to admit it.
Get your eye sight checked.
Stewart Foreman wrote:
I'm a detached observer of this election. But ironically, as a detached observer I'm finding this election entertaining. Seeing how close it is with D and Rs so wrapped up in their candidate. It's like a good suspense movie. Or a good back forth game that comes down to the wire.
I honestly don't see big significant differences between the two candidates. I think a lot of Americans see that too, they just don't want to admit it.
Same. Enjoy the show.
House currently 60 GOP, 35 Dem
Senate still 43 GOP, 34 Dems (1 seat flipped Blue to Red)
Stewart Foreman wrote:
I'm a detached observer of this election. But ironically, as a detached observer I'm finding this election entertaining. Seeing how close it is with D and Rs so wrapped up in their candidate. It's like a good suspense movie. Or a good back forth game that comes down to the wire.
I honestly don't see big significant differences between the two candidates. I think a lot of Americans see that too, they just don't want to admit it.
You're right. Only incremental change no matter who wins President. Senate Wii be R, House will be D, Executive is too close to say but probably R. Still not enough of a majority to do much of anything. And that's the way I like it.
Trump wins. Harris looks cooked. Nothing going her way early.
9:00PM:
Trump 70.3%, Harris 29.3%
PA: Trump 59.9%, Harris 41.1%
WI: Trump 54.9%, Harris 45.1% [flipped since 8:00]
MI: Harris 59.4%, Trump 40.6%
NV: Trump 65.4%, Harris 34.6%
NC: Trump 87.6%, Harris 12.4%
GA: Trump 91.0%, Harris 8.5%
AZ: Trump 87.5%, Harris 12.0%
House Control: Republican 55.0%, Democrat 45.0% [HUGE flip since 8:00 - Dems have been favored all night]
42 of 50 states' polls have closed
South Dakota, North Dakota, Wyoming, and Louisiana called for Trump (17 electoral votes)
New York called for Harris (28 electoral votes)
Senate currently 46 GOP to 35 Dems
House currently 73 GOP to 40 Dems
Ohio called for Trump (17 electoral votes)
Trump is officially halfway to victory
Texas called for Trump (40 electoral votes)