That makes sense, I hadn’t really considered that. Thanks for the detailed answer

Yes, please explain. Each state manages their own electoral system and California is a deep blue state

What did the GOP have to do with the vote counting in California? I appreciate California for counting every vote but I’m not sure what republicans had to do with making it slow

Yep, control runs through California, which is taking its sweet time counting the votes. It will be days before we know who controls the house, although it’s going to be the republicans more likely than not

Not the needle!

That’s not really true, gen Z is having trouble with dating especially with the ridiculous control of corporate dating apps

There are 450 thousand Puerto Ricans in Pennsylvania. Not a great electoral strategy.

Actually, ranked choice voting might’ve been able to delay hitlers election since the KDP and SPD voters probably wouldn’t put the nazi party as their second choice

What about, you know, Trump voters

There’s technically a mathematical possibility but if he loses Texas, his campaign is completely over

Michigan is the state that she’s doing best in currently thankfully

About 300 years old it seems

How was last time Clinton? Does Biden not count as a president? You know he won an election and became president right

There are a lot of reasons to think that it might go the other way this year. In 2016, we had a combination of overconfidence, lack of real enthusiasm, and a general sense of not giving a shit that allowed democrats, who outnumbered Trump supporters, to throw the election. In 2020, polling was completely fucked up by Covid. Democrats had higher margins in pre-election polling but less on Election Day mostly due to the fact that democrats were more cautious about the pandemic, and those who forgot to sign up for mail in voting decided to stay home for safety, and the on the ground get out the vote measures didn’t happen at all on the blue side. This year neither are true, and we saw in polls in 2022 underestimate democrats. Pollsters may have overcorrected for the quiet Trump voters while not accounting for the turnout caused by the scrapping of roe. If you want an example of over correction to account for republicans in polls, look at the 2022 Arizona gubernatorial election. I feel like polls are underestimating democrats this time around.

Detroit has gotten a lot better in the past few years, it’s been a very impressive turnaround for the city, while Trump still only knows it as the city with those evil black people

Him endorsing Harris could convince a couple Pennsylvania voters near the New Jersey border, and in an election as close as this that would be major

It’s not like they want to pander to 14 year olds, who historically have pretty low turnout

I’m talking about actual proportional representation, single member house districts are way too easy to gerrymander

The leader might be elected DEMOCRATICALLY? The horror

Don’t forget to implement proportional representation in the House, blow up the senate, and implement ranked choice voting or something similar in all elections