Today a co-worker said he was “nauseously optimistic” and I guess that sums it up pretty well
Is that normal?
No clue for Ames, we were still in our old house in 2016 and 2020 was obviously affected by the pandemic. The one time I voted on election day previously I was in and out quickly, but that would've been for an off-year/midterm election.
Co-worker says her place was busier than she's used to, but she thought that was mainly just because of the time of day. She typically votes after work instead of before.
Yay long lines...? (Assuming every sticks around and votes?)
You want to tempt the wrath of the whatever from high atop the thing? Then go outside, turn around three times and spit. What the hell's the matter with you?
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I voted today. Pretty steady stream but no line.
Alaska’s Division of Elections website has been down for over an hour. They really don’t want people commenting on social media about it either.
Wouldn’t surprise me. Our Governor is a POS.Shenanigans?
I’m beginning to think that those Selzer and Dartmouth polls might be close to the actual outcome.According to this (https://bsky.app/profile/peark.es/post/3la7oe72kj627), and I think someone references where they get the number, Philly is at 70% of its 2020 totals by 11:30am (including early votes done before election day). Someone else mentions at that rate they hit 2020 totals by 1pm.
I have no idea if any of that is correct.
I’m beginning to think that those Selzer and Dartmouth polls might be close to the actual outcome.
I dunno, like fifth in the ECAC, at best a semifinal loss in Placid. The usual for them.
Dartmouth poll that had Harris +28 in New Hampshire.I didn't see the Dartmouth poll...what did it say?
(thank you in advance I miss a lot not going on SM