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Also amongst all the irony of the late great John Lewis's districts putting him over the top in GA; the fact that the home of the CDC is in the Atlanta area with Trump’s haphazard and atrocious handling at coronavirus is just...

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Sadly, this will drag out longer than Bush v. Gore cuz it’s looking like recounts in PA, GA, and WI at minimum.
This isn’t true. Different states have different thresholds and he’s unlikely to trigger recounts in PA and GA at this rate. I’d argue that Wisconsin is unlikely as well. This isn’t some razor thin margin that he’s losing by. For those who are unaware, Florida in 2000 was decided by 537 votes. This won’t be the same situation.
 
This isn’t true. Different states have different thresholds and he’s unlikely to trigger recounts in PA and GA at this rate. I’d argue that Wisconsin is unlikely as well. This isn’t some razor thin margin that he’s losing by. For those who are unaware, Florida in 2000 was decided by 537 votes. This won’t be the same situation.
Let him hope.
 
Yea ditching/abolishing the EC's gotta go on the agenda if those Senate seats flip blue after the January run-offs
You would need 2/3 of congress and 38 state legislatures. Not gonna happen. What could happen is states could split their electors like Maine and Nebraska so it’s not winner take all. But that’s never gonna happen unless all the bigger states come to an agreement.
 
You would need 2/3 of congress and 38 state legislatures. Not gonna happen. What could happen is states could split their electors like Maine and Nebraska so it’s not winner take all. But that’s never gonna happen unless all the bigger states come to an agreement.
After 2022 then :lol:

Gonna be hard but it's gotta be on the docket whenever Dems get a supermajority next. System's wholly undemocratic in a 21st century context
 
This isn’t true. Different states have different thresholds and he’s unlikely to trigger recounts in PA and GA at this rate. I’d argue that Wisconsin is unlikely as well. This isn’t some razor thin margin that he’s losing by. For those who are unaware, Florida in 2000 was decided by 537 votes. This won’t be the same situation.
GA is within .1%... Recount can be requested within .5%. Recount has already been requested in Wisconsin.
 
This isn’t true. Different states have different thresholds and he’s unlikely to trigger recounts in PA and GA at this rate. I’d argue that Wisconsin is unlikely as well. This isn’t some razor thin margin that he’s losing by. For those who are unaware, Florida in 2000 was decided by 537 votes. This won’t be the same situation.
yup. Trump barely won Wisconsin, Michigan, and Pennsylvania in 2016, some with smaller margins than Biden will win with.

If it comes down to only one state, a recount could be an issue. But if Biden wins 306-232 (which is what we're on pace for), a recount in any one state would be meaningless.

Trump will still ask for recounts, which they have to pay for themselves, at least in Wisconsin. Just another chance for him to piss away the money of people who believe in him.
 
After 2022 then :lol:

Gonna be hard but it's gotta be on the docket whenever Dems get a supermajority next. System's wholly undemocratic in a 21st century context
They would have to do some really careful, accurate polling to make sure that’s what they really want. Turnout would be much different in deep red and deep blue states if the popular vote counted.
 
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