The 11/03/2020 DOOM OR NO DOOM PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION Thread and Drinking Game - Watch Live!

No she doesnt and you still follow British customs and Admiralty Law along with tax through social security code + 45% of White Americans have English lineage.

Just kinda makes sense really.

Trump just picked up 1 more EV (214), I assume it was from Maine.

Im still seeing him on 213

My prediction map from page 19, 9PM last night, is looking very good. I think I have correctly predicted every state and district.

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For the states still counting... if a person dies between the time their vote was cast and counted.. valid? Possible path to victory in the final states.

Oh yeah. Because 1 vote lead really is from a postion of power.

Biden you got no power

Just nv and az that might be out.

But good call

I'm looking at Guardian at the moment.
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Polico has 214 now also;
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Where are you looking?

Last Edited by In Yer Neck on 11/04/2020 01:50 PM

Nevada and Arizona are projected to go to Biden easily.

Wonder what 4 am drop script they will all be parroting also.

Am starting to wonder if all this is truly just to show the masses yet again another in-yer-face example of how badly warped these people are.

No one has to be a bean counter to realize the math e.g. # of actual tallied votes EXCEEDNG that # of registered voters cannot even be explained away using Common Core BS

I think that is where we are headed.

https://twitter.com/_/status/1324063285608615937

NO I PREDICT YOUR TEARS WILL BE DELICIOUS LADY JANE SMITH

BIDEN FOR THE WIN.COUNT ON IT!!!!!!!!

Current map

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Good.

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Long, but it looks like there are requirements for paper trails in the deciding states. Although a manual count/recount would be arduous, it can be done and have accurate and verifiable results to weed out fakes and dead people.

Much less than 50% here:

This page addresses existing state requirements, first with a summary and then a state-by-state chart below.


Fourteen states require paper ballots.
Typically states with this requirement use optical scan voting machines for tabulation and also provide ballot marking devices for voters with disabilities (required by HAVA).
Included: Colorado, Florida, Georgia, Iowa, Michigan, Minnesota, Montana, New Hampshire, New Mexico, Oregon, Rhode Island, South Dakota, Vermont and Washington.

Seventeen states and Washington, D.C., require a voter-verifiable paper record for voting machines.
To meet this requirement, jurisdictions may use paper ballots and scanners, or an electronic voting machine (DRE) equipped with a device that produces a paper record that a voter can verify before the final act of casting a ballot. Note that some states in this group may have the requirement for a voter-verifiable paper record but have not had the funding to replace voting equipment in recent years, so in practice may have machines without a paper trail.
Included: Alaska, Arizona, Arkansas, California, Connecticut, District of Columbia, Hawaii, Idaho, Maine, Maryland, Nevada, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Ohio, Utah, West Virginia and Wisconsin.

Six states require voting machines to have a permanent paper record.
The language in these requirements does not necessarily require the paper record to be voter verifiable and, in some states, this has been interpreted to permit DREs to be used that do not have a voter verified paper audit trail.
Included: Alabama, Illinois, Indiana (voter-verified paper trails will be required by 2029), Kansas, Mississippi and Pennsylvania.

Thirteen states do not have a statutory requirement for voting machines to have a paper trail. Of these:
Nine states (Delaware, Massachusetts, Missouri, Nebraska, North Dakota, Oklahoma, South Carolina, Virginia and Wyoming) use paper ballots or machines with a paper trail statewide even though there is no statutory requirement.

Three states (Kentucky, Tennessee and Texas) have some jurisdictions with a paper trail and others without.
One state (Louisiana) uses the same equipment throughout the state, with no paper trail. Louisiana went through the process of selecting new equipment with a paper trail in 2018 but ran into funding problems.

Wrong

Only 8k split in nevada.
Id not call that easy

Well that's interesting. According to this take, Biden has lost unless he gets PA.
But, that also makes the final count 269/269.