December 8th, 2020 is the deadline for application of the safe harbor provision. On December 14th 2020 the electors who have been elected will meet in their respective states to cast their votes. Electoral Votes must be received by the President of the Senate (Vice-President) and the Archivist by December 23rd 2020. On January 6th 2021 a Joint Session of Congress will count the electoral votes. A candidate must receive 270 or more electoral votes to win. If no one receives 270 votes the 12th amendment runoff process begins. At 12 PM (Eastern Standard Time) January 20th, 2021 the new presidential term begins.
Maybe there's someway we can manually put Trump's percentage predictions from the 3 users or maybe they can themselves again since we already have their percentage prediction for Biden, subtract 100 from it and it can just be inputted if possible.
Maybe there's someway we can manually put Trump's percentage predictions from the 3 users or maybe they can themselves again since we already have their percentage prediction for Biden, subtract 100 from it and it can just be inputted if possible.
I just tried adding Trump for a second time through the standard way on the Candidates edit page and it wouldn't let me. It had to be from some other way.
I just tried adding Trump for a second time through the standard way on the Candidates edit page and it wouldn't let me. It had to be from some other way.
Yes, it happened accidentally. My apologies. I did successfully add Trump and Biden as the general election candidates on all of the 50 states presidential election pages.
Yes, it happened accidentally. My apologies. I did successfully add Trump and Biden as the general election candidates on all of the 50 states presidential election pages.
Is there any reason to think Trump will win? Obviously, he won despite expectations last time but there is very little chance that the economy or life in general will be normal by November, and that is pretty much all Trump had left.
Is there any reason to think Trump will win? Obviously, he won despite expectations last time but there is very little chance that the economy or life in general will be normal by November, and that is pretty much all Trump had left.
Is there any reason to think Trump will win?
He's the incumbent, he's automatically the favorite. Has a cash advantage. From an electoral college stand point all the tossups could go his way and he could win with a 1-9 electoral vote margin.
And E Pluribus Unum is going to be irresponsible and not vote for Biden.
CA Pol Junkie: Is there any reason to think Trump will win?
He's the incumbent, he's automatically the favorite. Has a cash advantage. From an electoral college stand point all the tossups could go his way and he could win with a 1-9 electoral vote margin.
And E Pluribus Unum is going to be irresponsible and not vote for Biden.
Cook Political Report has issued a new forecast. I know its early, but they moved Georgia to a toss up and that is mind blowing to me
https://cookpolitical.com/analysis/national/national-politics/new-july-2020-electoral-college-ratings
Cook Political Report has issued a new forecast. I know its early, but they moved Georgia to a toss up and that is mind blowing to me [Link]
One thing is for sure about Stepien, he won't be making mis-steps like holding a rally on Juneteenth after officers kill an unarmed black man.
And if he ever does anything like that, he will respond much better than Parscale did (which I think was pretty much no response other than to move out the rally one day).
Some people think Parscale was the political genius of 2016. Funny how fortunes can change.
One thing is for sure about Stepien, he won't be making mis-steps like holding a rally on Juneteenth after officers kill an unarmed black man.
And if he ever does anything like that, he will respond much better than Parscale did (which I think was pretty much no response other than to move out the rally one day).
Some people think Parscale was the political genius of 2016. Funny how fortunes can change.
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