2020 Election: Trump Blasts Vote-Count Delays As “Fraud On The American Public”

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    This article was originally published by Tyler Durden at Zerohedge. 

    …and this is for all the marbles.

    RESULTS (0235ET):

    TRUMP

    Total 213 – KY (8), IN (11), WV (5), SC (9), AL (9), TN (11), OK (7), MS (6), ME (1/2) FL (29), AR (6), WY (3), LA (8), ND (3), SD (3), NE (4/5), KS (6), MO (10), UT (6), ID (4), OH (18), TX (38), IA (6), MT (3)

    BIDEN

    Total 238 – VT (3), VA (13), CT (7), IL (20), DE (3), NJ (14), RI (4), ME (1/2), MA (11), MD (10), DC (3), NY (29), NM (5), CO (9), NH (4), NE (1/5) CA (55), OR (7), WA (12), AZ (11), NM (5), HI (4), MN (10)

    Only one state flipped (for now if Fox projections hold): Arizona for Biden.

    NBC News projects that Democrats will maintain their control of the House of Representatives.

    It’s looking less and less likely that the Democrats will take over the Senate. They lost crucial races in Montana and Iowa and their path is narrowing rapidly.

    Mail-in ballot delays are hitting now:

    • WI (no way we’re announcing tonight),
    • MI (Friday),
    • PA (no count anytime soon) and
    • GA (biggest Dem county stopped counting, Trump leading by 300k).

    That’s 62 electoral votes in total. 62 is a big number in a race for 270. That’s why we might not know tonight.

    Jonathan Tamari of the Philadelphia Inquirer warned that:

    One huge red flag for Biden in PA: He’s currently trailing in Chester County, a key suburb that Clinton won by 25.5k – and Dems were counting on for a bigger win. Still a lot of mail ballots not counted there, but Biden needs to win big there.”

    Biden addressed the nation at 0045ET:

    “Your patience is commendable. We knew this was going to go long, but who knew we were going to go into tomorrow morning, maybe even longer. But look, we feel good about where we are. We really do. I’m here to tell you tonight we feel confident we are going to win this election.”

    “We believe we’re on track to win this election,” Biden says.

    “We can know the results as early as tomorrow morning but it may take a little longer. As I’ve said all along it’s not my place or Donald Trump’s place to say who wins the election, it’s up to the American people.”

    “Keep the faith guys! We’re going to win this”

    Trump replied, via tweet:

    “We are up BIG, but they are trying to STEAL the Election. We will never let them do it. Votes cannot be cast after the Polls are closed!”

    Adding that he will be making a statement tonight, “a big win!”

    Twitter immediately censored it…

    As Michael Tracey noted, “We’re approaching a nightmare scenario. They’re both essentially declaring victory.”

    Trump delivered a statement at 0220ET. Trump says “millions and millions of people voted for us tonight, and a very sad group of people is trying to disenfranchise that group of people, and we won’t stand for it.”

    He said he was getting ready for a “big celebration. We were winning everything and all of a sudden it was just called off.”

    “We won states that we weren’t expecting to win.”

    “It’s also clear that we have won Georgia. We’re up by 2.5%”

    “Arizona we have a lot of life in that and somebody said — somebody declared it was a victory for him.”

    “We’ve clearly won North Carolina, we’re up 1.4%.”

    “Most importantly we are winning Pennsylvania by a tremendous amount.”

    “we had such a big night. You look at all the margins we won them by.”

    “I said: What happened to the election, it’s off.”

    Trump says Democrats “knew they couldn’t win, so they said let’s go to court.”

    This is a fraud on the American public, this is an embarrassment to our country. We were getting ready to win this election, frankly we did win this election. So our goal now is to ensure the integrity for the good of this nation.”

    “We’ll be going to the U.S. Supreme Court. We want all voting to stop. We don’t want them to find any ballots at 4 AM in the morning and add them to the list.”

    “We will win this.”

    *  *  *

    As Victor Davis Hanson notes, the 2020 election is not just about Joe Biden sitting on a perceived lead and trying to run out the clock against barnstorming incumbent President Trump. It is really a choice between changing rules when they are deemed inconvenient and respecting constitutional norms and long-held traditions that have served America well for many years.

    Upsets/Notable

    Big Loss For Trump – Fox calls Arizona for Biden

    Additionally, Democrat Mark Kelly is way ahead of GOP incumbent Martha McSally in the Arizona Senate race. More than 10 points ahead with 73% of precincts reporting.

    The Trump campaign is not happy at the early call from Fox. Campaign spokesman Jason Miller tweeted:

    We only need 61% of the outstanding, uncounted Election Day votes in Arizona to win.

    These votes are coming from “our counties,” and the 61% figure is very doable based on what our other Election Day votes are looking like.

    @FoxNews should retract their call immediately.

    Politico / WSJ / NYT not calling AZ for Biden

    Republicans Flip Alabama Senate Seat

    AP is projecting that Tom Tuberville, a former Auburn University football coach, has won the Senate race in the red state of Alabama, unseating Democrat Doug Jones who won the seat in a special election in 2017. So that’s a pickup for the Republicans. The Democrats so far have picked up one Senate seat — Cory Gardner’s in Colorado.

    Bookies Flip To Trump Favorite

    BetFair Exchange has flipped its odds to Trump (77%) and Biden (23%)

    Meanwhile over at PredictIt…

    Some folks are gonna be upset…

    Florida

    Decision Desk HQ has called Florida for Trump.

    In 2016, Clinton beat Trump by about 290,000 votes in Miami-Dade. Currently, Biden’s up just a bit over 90,000.

    Trump has picked up votes among black and Latino Floridians over Clinton.

    Meanwhile, we may be seeing our first House seat flip of the night as freshman Democrat Debbie Mucarsel-Powell is losing to Republican Carlos Gimenez in Florida’s 26th congressional district with 83% of precincts reporting.

    In Colorado, Fox News projects that Democrat John Hickenlooper has defeated incumbent Republican GOP Senator Cory Gardner.

    Expected:

    • Trump Wins Indiana: CNN
    • Trump Wins Kentucky: AP
    • Biden Wins Vermont: AP
    • Biden Wins Virginia: Fox
    • Trump Wins West Virginia: AP
    • Trump Wins South Carolina: AP
    • Trump Wins Alabama: AP
    • Biden Wins Connecticut: AP
    • Biden Wins Illinois: AP
    • Trump Wins Tennessee: AP
    • Biden Wins Delaware: AP
    • Biden Wins New Jersey: AP
    • Biden Wins Rhode Island: AP
    • Maine split
    • Biden Wins Massachusetts: AP
    • Biden Wins Maryland: NBC
    • Trump Wins Oklahoma: AP
    • Biden Wins District of Columbia: Networks
    • Trump Wins Mississippi: AP
    • Trump Wins Arkansas: AP
    • Biden Wins New York: NBC
    • Biden Wins New Mexico: AP
    • Trump Wins Wyoming: AP
    • Trump Wins Louisiana: AP
    • Trump Wins North Dakota: AP
    • Trump Wins South Dakota: AP
    • Trump Wins Nebraska: AP
    • Biden Wins Colorado: AP
    • Trump Wins Kansas: AP
    • Biden Wins New Hampshire: Networks
    • Trump Wins Missouri: AP
    • Trump Wins Utah: Networks
    • Biden Wins California: NBC
    • Trump Wins Idaho: AP
    • Biden Wins Oregon: AP
    • Biden Wins Washington: AP
    • Biden Wins New Mexico: AP
    • Trump Wins Ohio: AP
    • Trump Wins Texas: Fox
    • Biden Wins Hawaii: AP
    • Biden Wins Minnesota: AP
    • Trump Wins Iowa: Fox
    • Trump Wins Montana: AP

    *  *  *

    State of play (as of 0120ET)

    Source: Fox News

    Leaning…

    Source: NYT

    *  *  *

    Here are the deadlines in battleground states:

    Axios reports when each state official has said we can expect unofficial election results:

    1. Arizona: Early ballots will have to have the signatures verified, and there’s no way to know how many voters will turn those in on Election Day, according to Sophia Solis, spokesperson for the office of Arizona’s secretary of state.
    2. Florida: Election night results will not be released at the state level until 8 pm Eastern, according to a spokesperson for the Florida Department of State. The spokesperson declined to provide any other projections for the timing of the results.
    3. Georgia: Results are expected late Tuesday for non-close races. Even in the close races, Walter Jones, spokesperson for the Secretary of State office said, they will probably have it sorted out by Wednesday.
    4. Michigan: The Secretary of State’s office expects it to take until roughly Friday to process and count all the ballots, according to spokesperson Tracy Wimmer.
    5. Minnesota: “We expect that all or substantially all of in-person election day votes and absentee votes will be reported election night or soon after,” said Peter Bartz-Gallagher, a spokesperson for the Secretary of State’s office.
    6. North Carolina: “Results reported by the end of election night will include 97 percent or more of all ballots cast in North Carolina in the 2020 general election,” according to the Board of Elections.
    7. Ohio: “We expect results from Tuesday evening into Wednesday morning,” said Maggie Sheehan, press secretary for the Ohio Secretary of State’s office.
    8. Pennsylvania: Secretary of State Kathy Boockvar said in a recent interview that she expects the “overwhelming majority” of votes will be counted by Friday, Nov 6.
    9. Texas: The Texas secretary of state’s office declined to provide any expected timeline given the large size of the state and those elections are run on a county-by-county-basis.
    10. Wisconsin: “In some bigger cities, especially where they count absentee ballots at a central location instead of the polling place, we might not see all the results until the next morning,” said Reid Magney, a spokesperson for the Wisconsin Elections Commission.

    On election night itself, Michael Snyder says the most important state to focus on will be Florida.  As I discussed in a previous article, Florida is one of the states that allow mail-in ballots to be counted in advance, and we should have a really good idea of what the results are going to look like in the state by the end of the night.

    If Biden is declared the winner in Florida on election night, that is going to be a really, really bad sign for Trump.  There really isn’t a path to 270 electoral votes for Trump without Florida.

    If Trump wins Florida, or if the vote is too close to call, then Pennsylvania becomes crucially important.

    Unfortunately, Pennsylvania is one of the states that does not allow mail-in ballots to be counted in advance, and they are going to have millions of them to count.

    At this point, Pennsylvania Governor Tom Wolf is openly admitting that “it may take longer than usual to count every vote”

    ‘These are unprecedented times. Because of the coronavirus, there were millions of votes cast by mail so it may take longer than usual to count every vote,’ he says in a new ad for the nonpartisan group, The Voter Project.

    ‘The folks in our election offices – your neighbors, family and friends are working hard ensuring every single vote is counted,’ he says.

    Pennsylvania is supposed to have every vote counted by Friday, but we are deeply skeptical.

    Interestingly, and not exactly confidence-inspiring, Biden campaign manager Jen O’Malley Dillon reportedly said this afternoon that:

    “We continue to have multiple pathways to 270 electoral votes” says they can win 270 even without PA and FL,” according to Time’s Charlotte Alter.

    *  *  *

    Or follow along with Matt Taibbi and Katie Halper as they drink and comment on the state-by-state counts (but definitely do not declare any victory).


    As Matt Taibbi writes, in life, as in cult sci-fi/adventure thrillers starring Geneva’s own Christopher Lambert, winner takes all:

    Unfortunately, there are good reasons to doubt we’ll see anyone’s head fully lopped off this evening. The enormous number of mail-in votes, coupled with a slate of conflicting state rules about when such votes are counted – added to a high likelihood of unpredictable logistical difficulties associated with the pandemic – make a delayed conclusion to the Trump-Biden electoral contest very possible.

    Usually, high in-person turnout favors Democrats. This year, because so many Democrats voted early (and Republicans have been warned away from mail ballots), the situation will likely be reversed. This means we could very well have early results that look confusing, maybe even like a wipeout for Trump, when what we’re actually seeing is just in-person votes being counted faster than mail votes. We also could see opposite scenarios.

    Overall, the likelihood is that Joe Biden will win, and comfortably, but the issue is when that result comes in. Imagine the chaos of the Iowa Democratic caucus, with all the attendant scarcely-believable explanations coming from officials and vote-counters, expanded to presidential scale. That’s the horror-movie scenario for this evening.

    Because of the fear both sides have about the results, the quantity of media spin tonight is likely to be, as rule 7 below notes, “unprecedented.” Partisans from both red and blue camps will be prepping audiences for bad news in ways that deflect blame from their own consultant pals, and also planting seeds for arguments likely to be made in contested-result scenarios. Expect Republicans to tell tales of trucks of fake ballots shipped over the Rio Grande in burlap sacks, while Democrats might counter with photos of wheelchair-bound minority voters invited to exercise their democratic covenant at ad-hoc ballot stations re-located to the top of hundred-foot climbing walls.

    DRINKING GAME RULES

    The main rule is implied: just start drinking and don’t stop for the next few years.

    As for tonight specifically, here goes:

    Drink for EVERY MENTION of:

    1) “Red mirage”;

    2) “Blue mirage”;

    3) “Path to victory” or “route to victory”;

    4) “Most important election of our lifetime”;

    5) “Still too close to call”;

    6) “Shy Trump supporter”;

    7) “Unprecedented”;

    8) “Firewall.” Double if this is accompanied by an awkward effort by an anchor to inoffensively characterize the minority voting bloc to which they’re ascribing monolithic voting tendencies;

    9) “Neck and neck”;

    10) “Broward County” or “Miami-Dade”;

    11) “It could be a big night for (whatever)”;

    12) “It all comes down to Pennsylvania.”

    Drink EVERY TIME:

    13) A commentator says “(something) is on the ballot tonight,” and that something is not the name of a candidate;

    14) John King looks visibly aroused on the way to the Magic Wall;

    15) A member of the media uses the word “we” to describe Democratic Party results;

    16) A Republican accuses Democrats of stuffing ballots. Double if the alleged plot involves the use of undocumented immigrants as sham voters;

    17) A Democrat mentions voter suppression. Double if this is accompanied by a warning that this is the “only way” Trump could win;

    18) Any commentator suggests Trump will not give up power if he loses;

    19) Someone reports the possibility of results-delaying litigation over a new set of voting irregularities detected today;

    20) A commentator reacts to a result by seriously wondering aloud if Russians are meddling;

    21) There is a video of Melania Trump looking a little too happy that her husband is losing;

    22) Trump ups the ante on an outrageous lie about his opponents at the 11th hour, like that Biden has already written an executive order canceling free enterprise, or has decided to grant American citizenship to everyone in Bangladesh;

    23) Biden says something incomprehensible, dozes off or forgets whom he’s talking to within a TV appearance;

    24) Someone cuts to a shot of boarded-up windows. Double when windows are actually broken.

    25) Someone cries on set as results come in. Or, alternatively, does the political version of the Bill Simmons fist pump:

    Finally, we fall back to Buckminster Fuller’s infamous quote for some context tonight:

    If you take all the machinery in the world and dump it in the ocean, within months more than half of all humanity will die and within another six months they’d almost all be gone; if you took all the politicians in the world, put them in a rocket, and sent them to the moon, everyone would get along fine.

    Stay safe and remember that politics is all about subverting you emotionally and then reaping your production. The rest are details.

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      1. It is amazing that larger-population-states could manage to count their votes but certain Demonrat-governed states found the task too difficult. Certain parts of the country have a history of cheating-the-vote (some people voting 10 times, boxes of votes show up from no known point of origin, some poll workers committing felonies, etc.) and it is a lie to claim otherwise.

        Supreme Court: this kind of turmoil results when you do NOT or judiciously can NOT maintain Constitutional order. Yes, I understand this voting issue is a states rights issue. However, the STUPID STATES need some help figuring it out.

        • Tammany Hall shenanigans in New York, the Daly Machine voting criminality in Chicago, and other examples prove that some people try to cheat the vote. Some Demonrat states seem to have successfully stolen this election. Look for one-party-rule as the DEMONRATS change the structure of our govt. No other ideas need apply.

          Biden will lead us to a 21st century GREAT DEPRESSION. Prepare properly.

        • TRUMP SET THE TRAP AND THE DEMS GOT CAUGHT STUFFING BALLOTS.

          IN NORTH CAROLINA 104% OF VOTERS VOTED. SAY WHAT? TRUMP WAS WINNING, THEY STOPPED COUNTING, THEN PADDED THE VOTES FOR BIDEN TO CLAIM BIDEN WON, BUT THERE WERE MORE VOTES CASTED AND TALLIED THAN THERE ARE REGISTERED VOTERS IN THE STATE. 104$ VOTED..

          TRUMP ALSO WON NC, AZ, MI, WISC AND PA AND ALASKA, AND EVEN NC, BUT THE STATES STOPPED COUNTING AND GAVE THE STATES TO BIDEN. THE MEDIA THEN FALSE REPORTS IT, AND THE FRAUD AND THE DEMS GOT CAUGHT IN THE TRUMP TRAP.

          SEE YA’LL IN COURT. BONEHEAD BRAIN DEAD BIDEN CANT EVEN REMEMBER WHAT OFFICE HE IS RUNNING FOR, OR WHO HE IS RUNNING AGAINST, OR WHERE HE IS, OR WHAT HIS MARCHING ORDERS ARE.

          AND HALF OF AMERICA IS BRAIN-DEAD AND BRAINWASHED, LOW IQ, NETFLIX WATCHING DOPES. AND THE MSM NEEDS TO BE BUSTED UP INTO A MILLION PIECES, THE AIRWAVES BELONG TO THE PUBLIC DOMAIN AND NOT OWNED BY 5 CABAL FAMILY MEMBERS.

      2. MASKING THE TRUTH

        BAN CANCER CAUSING CENSORSHIP

        THE AMA LOVED US TO DEATH

        Just one more example of Censorship Causing Cancer in the long list of censored topics by corrupt industries including Monsanto, Asbestos, Tobacco, Wi-Fi, Cell phones, 5G, Gulf War Syndrome,  vaccines, and also 
        MASKS! 

        https://www.globalresearch.ca/mask-giving-lung-cancer/5728541

        Andrea Iravani

      3. What’s not to believe? The markets always claim that they hate uncertainty. Obviously the markets are intoxicated by the election drinking game with PPT algos set on auto pilot to just by the damned thing no matter what! What could possibly go wrong?!
        Updated: Nov 04 10:56am ET
        Dow 2.20%
        28,083.25  /  603.22
        Nasdaq 3.86%
        11,591.14  /  430.56
        S&P 2.77%

        Andrea Iravani
        3,462.62  /  93.46

      4. “Unfortunately, there are good reasons to doubt we’ll see anyone’s head fully lopped off this evening.”

        I would expect anything from our guest laborers / protected overlords, knowingly given room to destroy.

        “Expect Republicans to tell tales of trucks of fake ballots shipped over the Rio Grande in burlap sacks, while Democrats might counter with photos of wheelchair-bound minority voters invited to exercise their democratic covenant at ad-hoc ballot stations re-located to the top of hundred-foot climbing walls.”

        All you have to do is change the words ‘reparations’ to ‘merit-based’, and both parties’ policies are effectively the same.

        1. Replace entrenched whites with social lessers, who would supposedly have lower living standards and follow rote commands. (Per capita consumption in New Delhi is compared to first world.)

        — genius.com/Crosby-stills-nash-and-young-our-house-lyrics
        — waterresourcesfall2015india.files.wordpress.com/2015/10/165256932.jpg

        2. UN sustainability death cult.

      5. The infamous media has reported:
        More than 91 million early ballots have been cast.
        More than 92 million early ballots have been cast.
        More than 96 million early ballots have bedn cast.
        More than 101 million early ballots have been cast.
        They said more than! ok?!

        What I have not been able to find is the number of ballots cast on election day.

        Andrea Iravani

      6. The infamous media has reported:
        More than 91 million early ballots have been cast.
        More than 92 million early ballots have been cast.
        More than 96 million early ballots have bedn cast.
        More than 101 million early ballots have been cast.
        They said more than!  ok?! 

        What I have not been able to find is the number of ballots cast on election day, or the total number of ballots cast.

        Andrea Iravani 

      7. Will it end in a congressional civil war, with members of congress killing each other in a 12th amendment decision by congress, and each state gets one vote, and most states have Republican and Democratic members of the House of Representatives, so there could be a shoot out on Capitol Hill by congressional members murdering each other for power. Some people are falsely under the impression that since congress is dominated by Democrats that it guarantees a victory to Biden if the 12th amendment was enacted, and it could be, but I have not tallied each states balance of Democrats and Republicans, and of course there are never Trump Republicans, but there are not any never Biden Dems as far as I am aware of.

        Andrea Iravani

        Andrea Iravani

        • Even congress may be unlikely to determine the outcome so it would have to move to the courts be ause of the following information, and of course congress never wants to be held accountable for doing something that might upset their donors, but what is with the missing Congress members?! Everyone would think that Liz Cheney had the most protected status in America! 

          20 likely R states 20 likely D states 2 tie shootout states, seven states with one representative MIA at large 3 Democrats MIA 4 Republicans MIA in single Representative states

          r6 d1
          Alabama R 

          *r1 d0 at large
          *Alaska D?

          r4 d5
          Arizona D

          r4 d0
          Arkansas R

          r7 d46
          California D 

          r3 d4
          Colorado D 

          r0 d5
          Connecticut D

          *r0 d1 (at large at large) Lisa Blunt Rochester(D) january 2017
          *Delaware D?

          r14 d13
          Florida R

          r9 d5
          Georgia R

          r0 d2
          Hawaii D

          r2 d0
          Idaho R

          r5 d13
          Illinois D

          r7 d2
          Indiana R

          r1 d3
          Iowa D

          r3 d1 
          Kansas R

          r4 d2
          Kentucky R

          r5 d1
          Louisiana R

          r0 d2
          Maine D

          r1 d7
          Maryland D

          r0 d9
          Massachusetts D

          r7 d7
          Michigan tie shoot out?

          r3 d5
          Minnesota D

          r3 d1
          Mississippi R

          r6 d2 
          Missouri R

          *r1 d0 R?
          *Montana (at large) Greg Gianforte (R) June 2017

          r3 d0
          Nebraska R

          r1 d3
          Nevada D

          r0 d2
          New Hampshire D

          r1 d11
          New Jersey D

          r0 d3
          New Mexico D

          r6 d21
          New York D

          r9 d3  unknown 1 due to allegations of election fraud, the results of the 2018 midterms were not certified.

          *r1 at large
          *North Dakota(at large) Kelly Armstrong (R)January 2019

          r12 d4
          Ohio R

          r4 d1
          Oklahoma R

          r1 d4
          Oregon D

          r9 d9
          Pennsylvania tie shoot out?

          r0 d1
          Rhode Island D

          r5 d2 
          South Carolina R

          *r1 at large R?
          *South Dakota (at large) Dusty Johnson (R)January 2019

          r5 d2 R
          Tennessee

          r23 d13 R
          Texas

          r3 d1 R
          Utah

          *Vermont 1(at large) Peter Welch (D) January 2007

          r4 d7
          Virginia D

          r3 d7
          Washington D

          r3 d0
          West Virginia R

          r5 d3
          Wisconsin R

          *R ?
          *r1 at large
          *Wyoming (at large) Liz Cheney (R) January 2017

          Andrea Iravani

        • Correction, if congress would decide there is a slight advatage that Trump would be President.  Apparently at large means something different for congress. So, they are not actually MIA, they just act that way, like the rest of them living in DC group homes. Since there was the Alaskan politician plane crash and attempted kid nappings, I thought, oh, well,guess that maybe the Weather Underground held them hostage or something. So they still can vote and are only hostage to their donors apparently.

          25 likely Republican states 23 likely D states 2 tie shootout states.

          r6 d1
          Alabama R 

          r1 d0 at large
          Alaska D

          r4 d5
          Arizona D

          r4 d0
          Arkansas R

          r7 d46
          California D 

          r3 d4
          Colorado D 

          r0 d5
          Connecticut D

          r0 d1 (at large at large) Lisa Blunt Rochester(D) january 2017
          Delaware D

          r14 d13
          Florida R

          r9 d5
          Georgia R

          r0 d2
          Hawaii D

          r2 d0
          Idaho R

          r5 d13
          Illinois D

          r7 d2
          Indiana R

          r1 d3
          Iowa D

          r3 d1 
          Kansas R

          r4 d2
          Kentucky R

          r5 d1
          Louisiana R

          r0 d2
          Maine D

          r1 d7
          Maryland D

          r0 d9
          Massachusetts D

          r7 d7
          Michigan tie shoot out?

          r3 d5
          Minnesota D

          r3 d1
          Mississippi R

          r6 d2 
          Missouri R

          r1 d0 R
          Montana (at large) Greg Gianforte (R) June 2017

          r3 d0
          Nebraska R

          r1 d3
          Nevada D

          r0 d2
          New Hampshire D

          r1 d11
          New Jersey D

          r0 d3
          New Mexico D

          r6 d21
          New York D

          r6 d2 
          North Carolina
          r1  at large
          North  Dakota(at large) Kelly Armstrong (R)January 2019

          r12 d4
          Ohio R

          r4 d1
          Oklahoma R

          r1 d4
          Oregon D

          r9 d9
          Pennsylvania tie shoot out?

          r0 d1
          Rhode Island D

          r5 d2 
          South Carolina R

          r1 at large R
          South Dakota  (at large) Dusty Johnson (R)January 2019

          r5 d2 R
          Tennessee

          r23 d13 R
          Texas

          r3 d1 R
          Utah

          Vermont 1(at large) Peter Welch (D) January 2007

          r4 d7
          Virginia D

          r3 d7
          Washington D

          r3 d0
          West Virginia R

          r5 d3
          Wisconsin R


          r 1
          Wyoming (at large) Liz Cheney (R) January 2017

          Andrea Iravani

      8. prop 207 legalizing rec. marijuana passed in Arizona

        also small amounts of heroine and cocaine legal in Oregon

        like i have always said….you have to be high to vote for demonrats

      9. Anybody else saw last night how ABC was saying JB 89… DT 72. FOX news JB 133 DT109. GOOGLE JB 138 DT 109.? This smells like a low budget brothel, FISHY

      10. Correction, if congress would decide there is a slight advatage that Trump would be President. 

        21 likely R states 20 likely D states 2 tie shootout states, seven states with one representative MIA at large 3 Democrats MIA 4 Republicans MIA in single Representative states

        r6 d1
        Alabama R 

        *r1 d0 at large
        *Alaska D?

        r4 d5
        Arizona D

        r4 d0
        Arkansas R

        r7 d46
        California D 

        r3 d4
        Colorado D 

        r0 d5
        Connecticut D

        *r0 d1 (at large at large) Lisa Blunt Rochester(D) january 2017
        *Delaware D?

        r14 d13
        Florida R

        r9 d5
        Georgia R

        r0 d2
        Hawaii D

        r2 d0
        Idaho R

        r5 d13
        Illinois D

        r7 d2
        Indiana R

        r1 d3
        Iowa D

        r3 d1 
        Kansas R

        r4 d2
        Kentucky R

        r5 d1
        Louisiana R

        r0 d2
        Maine D

        r1 d7
        Maryland D

        r0 d9
        Massachusetts D

        r7 d7
        Michigan tie shoot out?

        r3 d5
        Minnesota D

        r3 d1
        Mississippi R

        r6 d2 
        Missouri R

        *r1 d0 R?
        *Montana (at large) Greg Gianforte (R) June 2017

        r3 d0
        Nebraska R

        r1 d3
        Nevada D

        r0 d2
        New Hampshire D

        r1 d11
        New Jersey D

        r0 d3
        New Mexico D

        r6 d21
        New York D

        r6 d2 
        North Carolina
        *r1 at large
        *North Dakota(at large) Kelly Armstrong (R)January 2019

        r12 d4
        Ohio R

        r4 d1
        Oklahoma R

        r1 d4
        Oregon D

        r9 d9
        Pennsylvania tie shoot out?

        r0 d1
        Rhode Island D

        r5 d2 
        South Carolina R

        *r1 at large R?
        *South Dakota (at large) Dusty Johnson (R)January 2019

        r5 d2 R
        Tennessee

        r23 d13 R
        Texas

        r3 d1 R
        Utah

        *Vermont 1(at large) Peter Welch (D) January 2007

        r4 d7
        Virginia D

        r3 d7
        Washington D

        r3 d0
        West Virginia R

        r5 d3
        Wisconsin R

        *R ?
        *r1 at large
        *Wyoming (at large) Liz Cheney (R) January 2017

        Andrea Iravani

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