OFFICIAL 2024 Presidential Election Thread

Senate 51 GOP, 42 Dems

They haven’t called it yet, but add Montana to the list of senate seats GOP picks up (Jon Tester).

PA may flip too. Another GOP pick up.

That’s a tougher one because it’s a swing state (I think GOP will win it, as well as Michigan’s senate seat). But Montana is basically a lock.

Might have to turn in for the night. Was hoping to see an official call in Georgia or Pennsylvania before I went to sleep but it is taking too long.

House currently 179 GOP to 146 Dems

Senate currently 51 GOP to 42 Dems

If Trump secures Georgia, he has 13 ways to win and Harris will only have 6. If he gets Pennsylvania, too, it is officially game over.

Thanks for your contributions. Harris is down to PA and AZ as needed. They both track to be razor thin. We'll wake up in the morning and see what's what.

I am always amazed at Americans and their view of the world. Perhaps the downvoters can point to economies that have recovered better from the Covid/supply inflation hit. Australia not too far behind, but USA got to turn it around first

I've analyzed the margins in the "Blue Wall" States and none of them show a path to Harris victory unless - unless the "% votes in" numbers reported by media again turn out false and piles of new ballots suddenly appear. In a non-covid year I think that's unlikely.

People don't expect rural counties to add up to a lot of votes, but they aren't all done counting and they've got more ballots yet to count than the urban centers do. This is especially clear in Wisconsin, where Milwaukee is the last Democrat leaning city not nearly done with counting. In PA, known uncounted ballots in Philly and Pittsburgh metro areas can't cover the margin.

It's done. Donald Trump is elected president again. And we shouldn't have to wait past midnight to know it.

CNN just called Georgia for Trump. 246. 24 needed for 270.

Trump is ahead b 118K ballots in Georgia and there are only 100K ballots left to count. Mathematically impossible for Harris to win the state.

Prices go up and people really don’t like that. International perspective doesn’t matter

Seems all but over. I hope Trump executes on his good policies and fails on his bad ones 😁

Georgia is on the train to a GREAT AMERICA. How about you?

re Arizona, Cochise county has not yet reported. They'll tell those fools in Tucson what's what. AZ trends red.

anyhow our man Donald Trump is gonna SWEEP the Democrat "blue wall" (MI, WI, PA). It is over, Democrats. You lost. You're in opposition now.

Seems to be the answer. Dems tried to galvanize new and undecided voters on social issues, but unless they were personally affected, not many were interested.

Basically. I think the inflation headwinds - despite all the positives in the economy - were unexpectedly strong.

Plus the Dems continue to get more and more unappealing to low education voters for some valid and invalid reasons.

Going to sleep.

I expect to wake up to a big Kamala lead as the ballot dump ensues overnight.

Kamala had the worst performance for a Democrat in NYC since 1988.

dailymail.co.uk

Kamala Harris' shocking blow in deep blue New York City

https://www.facebook.com/DailyMail

Kamala Harris ' election night flop appears to have even affected her in deep blue districts, including New York City.

Link:www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-14046...

Lead is too big to steal now.

You must be joking. All the other countries with worse economies have either voted out their incumbents or rebuked them severely in elections. The UK, Japan, Germany, Italy, France, and so on. It doesn't matter whether the incumbents are conservative or progressive. People - working people, not the affluent elites - are not happy about the economy and inflation, and they are voting their ruling parties out.