Biden holding steady in states Clinton did well in. (Except Orange) - Trump doing really badly in counties that carried him relative to 2016. No huge "red wave" on the day. He's fecked. (Don't infer results from this data yadayada)
2020 US Elections | Biden certified as President | Dems control Congress
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Prat.
CNN
Prick
CNN then BBC at 11:30. Always love their set design. Makes me feel like I'm watching Star Trek.
BBC because there are no ad breaks
FFS
What does NPA/Other mean?
No Party Affiliation
No party affiliation (independent).
Independent/Libertarian etc
Sweet, I'll jump on CNN after the champions league is done.
Nice, not a news org so you are good on that front haha.Kinda. I'm plugging numbers manually in as they come in semi manually.
@Boycott @Siorac @rpitroda @Amarsdd I standby what I said about not making inferences. HOWEVER, here's some current data.
ps. If you're a news organisation and feel compelled to steal my data, please credit redcafe. Also enjoy working out Miami-Dade and the other counties for yourself
Trying to find breakdown of 2016 results in person. Should lead to better extrapolations.
Ok. So that means that these people are voting for one either Biden or Trump? Not some third dude?
Definitely BBC in the hope they can top the 2008 coverage of David Dimbleby interviewing Dizzee Rascal.
Search for Florida Department of State, it is in the Election Result Archive in their Data & Statistics page.
I guess the thing is that the violence has to be triggered. The situation can go different ways, depending on who incites what. My post was how I see it happening most likely, but there lots of possible violent scenarios. Let's just hope none of them come out.
Yeah - wasn't that the one where some low-hanging fruit were sentenced to jail, but they never quite uncovered (revealed?) their links to the top of the CPC? Or somehow that was left hanging a little? I also seem to remember some smaller other robocall incidents; maybe in the first Trudeau election?
They can vote for anyone on the ballot which will include third party candidates.
I just put that as some shithouses have been known to steal data. Probably hopeless but may as well tell them not to. I'd personally avoid going down that rabbithole. In person comparisons to 2016 won't be too useful. I have some Miami Dade data too, but it's not such a reliable source, so didn't include it there. General trend holds though. Biden doing fine but not excelling. Holding his own.
Is Orange full of Latinos?
I wrote my dissertation based on his final statement in that interview which was something along the lines of "hip hop's helped Obama win". I remember my curriculum head asking if I was insane in the first interview when I told him.
Got a fecking A for it.
Say what? I ain’t even started on the hard stuff, and it looks like a log of minions to me
Noted. Any stats on what these people usually vote? That's a pretty large number of people.
Well over 80% will vote for the main two yep. In most states, that figure will be over 90%
is this trump well ahead in Florida then?
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No. Look in the last page. I posted a spreadsheet with some of the counties.
No. There just votes by party registration.
I'm torn between BBC or CNN. With CNN I'll get actual interviews with important people from attractive women in powersuits who would rip my todger off (please send all complaints to Damo) but the production quality is horrendous and I like shiny things. Probably spent all that oil money on freedom juice, right folks?
Hey, I just calls it like I sees it.
It’s impossible to know. More republicans are probably going to vote Biden than democrats vote trump. It also doesn’t include most of the data from Miami which will lean Democrat and is hugely populated. And we have no clue which way independents are going - if they sway 60-40 Biden he wins. What it probably does indicate is it’s going to be close...in typical Florida fashion.
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Depends on how Independents go. Even if only 55% of them go for Biden he wins. And this is without counting Miami.
can you summarise for me? I dont understand it
Also registered Republicans can vote Dem. And vice versa. Highly unpredictable data.
Oh wait, CNN has that Wool Blister guy from that Mission Impossible movie. Sold.
That's not how I interpret it at all. Repubs have a 173k lead amongst registered voters, but while I expect nearly all registered democrats' to vote dem, I expect a statistically significant portion of registered republicans' to vote Biden. Then you have the 2M plus independents, of which I would expect Biden to have anywhere from a 5-10 point lead. So my interpretation is that the numbers look very dem favorable. But what do I know?
Nice. Did he at least ask you if you were insane in the membrane?
Why aim for good when you can watch the worlds worst interviewer.
or part of a clown posse?
Can you just post the key points on CNN as they come up?
If I go and watch CNN international on their website stream, is this just the same coverage as CNN US or no?
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