Related, Biden won Nebraska's second district and Arizona, so Nevada + Michigan + Wisconsin will seal the election.

I am even more concerned about election fraud and voter tampering than I was last night. While people were negative about polls in 2016, the bigger errors were largely contained within the rustbelt states, and even then it was a matteer of 3-5 points. Nationally Clinton was +3.9 in polls, and won +2.1.

This year Biden was +8 nationally in polling averages, and is currently ahead roughly +1.8 in the national popular vote. That is almost an impossible level of error. The +1.8 is likely to go up a little, but Biden is still on track to have about the same margin as Clinton, just distributed slightly differently.

Biden has much better favorability ratings than Clinton in 2016. Biden may not generate the most enthusiasm in the world, but people really disliked Clinton, don't hate Biden, and have been really motivated to vote against Trump. Given all that, having essentially the same result as 2016, even with a different electoral college outcome, makes no coherent sense and I think requires more than just "oh, we were a little off weighing the polling samples".

Holy crap, and now they're saying Putin might be stepping down as he's rumored to have Parkinson's?? I guess that's the twist ending for 2020 that no one saw coming.

So what was up with Trump's lawyers speech at a lanscaping firm?