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2024 Elections: One Last Chance for Democracy

So who is watching what for coverage?

I've had broadcast NBC for most of the night.

I've got access to the four networks and CNN. No cable, so no Fox News or MSNBC
 
From Kos:

“With more than 63% of the returns in, Trump leads Georgia by a 52.2% to 47.2% margin. That is a drop from his 13% lead about an hour ago. There are still more than 30% of the votes remaining in Fulton County, a heavily democratic county, and more than 40% remain in DeKalb County, also a strong democratic county. “That’s from the Savannah News site.

That is an 8% drop in an hour. With Dekalb and Fulton both having a lot of votes left. Also many of those precincts would be ones with bomb threats and voting and vote counting may be somewhat delayed in those counties.

Fulton and Dekalb County came in about 70-80 percent Biden in 2020. No reason to expect them to be much different this time. Mail in ballots are generally counted last and took several days to finish last time. They may not have even gotten to start on those with the bomb threats. I don’t know what will happen but trying to call GA this early is ludicrous, the metro area of Atlanta will as always be the last count completed.
 
Kepler said:
From Kos:

“With more than 63% of the returns in, Trump leads Georgia by a 52.2% to 47.2% margin. That is a drop from his 13% lead about an hour ago. There are still more than 30% of the votes remaining in Fulton County, a heavily democratic county, and more than 40% remain in DeKalb County, also a strong democratic county. “That’s from the Savannah News site.

That is an 8% drop in an hour. With Dekalb and Fulton both having a lot of votes left. Also many of those precincts would be ones with bomb threats and voting and vote counting may be somewhat delayed in those counties.

Fulton and Dekalb County came in about 70-80 percent Biden in 2020. No reason to expect them to be much different this time. Mail in ballots are generally counted last and took several days to finish last time. They may not have even gotten to start on those with the bomb threats. I don’t know what will happen but trying to call GA this early is ludicrous, the metro area of Atlanta will as always be the last count completed.
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Red Mirage/Blue Shift as the night progresses is to be expected.

It's just hard to keep that in mind, cause talking heads talk about the fluid situation in snippets that are snapshots of that exact moment.
 
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On abortion measures:
Arizona
Colorado - winning, needs 55% (currently at 61-39)
Florida - lost, needed 60% (finished 57-43)
Maryland - won (74-26)
Missouri - winning (59-41)
Montana
Nebraska (anti-abortion) - losing (54-46)
Nebraska (legalize through viability) - winning (59-41)
Nevada
New York - winning (71-29)
South Dakota - losing (65-34)

I want to know who are the five percent in Nebraska that voted for both enshrining the current restrictions and expanding access.
 
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