Electoral votes

As of 1:18am ET, Nov. 4th, 2020

Biden;
238

trump;
213

Yet to call:

Wisconsin, Michigan, Georgia, Nevada, North Carolina, Pennsylvania

Blue wave my big bawls LOLOL

As of 11:18am ET, Nov. 4th, 2020

Biden;
238

trump;
213

Yet to call:

Wisconsin, Michigan, Georgia, Nevada, North Carolina, Pennsylvania

There will be a recount in Wisconsin.

As of 11:59am ET, Nov. 4th, 2020

Biden;
238

trump;
214

Yet to call:

Wisconsin, Michigan, Georgia, Nevada, North Carolina, Pennsylvania

There will be a recount in Wisconsin.

As of 7:19 pm ET, Nov. 4th, 2020

Biden;
264

trump;
214

Yet to call:

Georgia, Nevada, North Carolina, Pennsylvania

There will be a recount in Wisconsin. Trump campaign files lawsuits in Georgia, Michigan, Pennsylvania, and possibly will in Wisconsin.

Biden closes in on win as he takes Michigan and Wisconsin, Trump challenges outcomes in key states
Last Updated: Nov. 4, 2020 at 8:26 p.m. ET
First Published: Nov. 4, 2020 at 3:58 p.m. ET
By Robert Schroeder | MarketWatch

Former Vice President Joe Biden won Michigan and Wisconsin on Wednesday as his White House race with Donald Trump stretched into overtime, and the president’s team promised legal challenges.

A day after all polls closed, the presidency and control of the Senate were still hanging in the balance — though Biden had amassed a lead over Trump in Electoral College delegates, 264-214. It takes 270 to win.

In the Senate, Democrats’ path to retaking the majority narrowed when Republican Sen. Susan Collins hung on to her seat after a challenge from state lawmaker Sara Gideon, who’d led Collins in the polls for months.

U.S. stocks rocketed higher on Wednesday as Wall Street watched the results, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average DJIA, +1.33% having a historically strong post–Election Day outing.

Trump, meanwhile, was preparing challenges. His campaign filed a lawsuit in Michigan state court demanding access to locations where ballots are being counted. The campaign wants to review ballots that have already been opened and processed, the Associated Press reported. Suits were also filed in Georgia and Pennsylvania.

Biden, Trump campaigns could face many court battles before winner is officially declared

The campaign also said it would ask for a recount in Wisconsin. Trump campaign manager Bill Stepien cited “irregularities in several Wisconsin counties.”

Republicans’ likely retention of the Senate majority means “gridlock with the liberal House,” wrote Greg Valliere of AGF Investments in a note. “As a result, market-unfriendly tax hikes could stall in 2021,” said Valliere, the firm’s chief U.S. policy strategist.

I blame Temple for this:

Recount coming in Wisconsin..

Biden won by more Votes than were registered..

Voter Fraud and Treason

Exit polls show Trump with 33% of the Latino vote and 12% of the black vote.

Absent COVID, it’s clear Trump would have won by a landslide, which makes it clear that liberals got duped AGAIN by media narratives about “electability.”

BWAHAAA You and your conspiracies..
you do look as an idiot fool bahaa!
that's some crazy crap you indulge in..

Hogan is a RINO.

U.S. Postal Service says 1,700 ballots found in Pennsylvania facilities
David Shepardson, Reuters • November 5, 2020

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Postal Service (USPS) said about 1,700 ballots had been identified in Pennsylvania at processing facilities during two sweeps Thursday and were being delivered to election officials.

In a court filing early Friday, USPS said 1,076 ballots, had been found at the USPS Philadelphia Processing and Distribution Center. About 300 were found at the Pittsburgh processing center, 266 at a Lehigh Valley facility and others found at other Pennsylvania processing centers.

Ballots must be received by Friday evening in Pennsylvania in order to be counted. The vote for the U.S. president remains extremely close and Pennsylvania is one of the states that remains undecided.

About 500 ballots were also discovered in North Carolina during sweeps, USPS said on Friday.

U.S. District Judge Emmet Sullivan on Thursday had ordered twice daily sweeps at USPS facilities serving states with extended ballot receipt deadlines as votes were still being counted in U.S. election battleground states.

Some states, including Nevada and North Carolina, are counting ballots that are received after Election Day as long as they were postmarked by Tuesday.

Lawyers said at a court hearing on Thursday that USPS had delivered about 150,000 ballots on Wednesday.

"The vast majority were destined for postmark states and would be delivered on-time under state election law," USPS said.

Sullivan said the processing centers must perform morning sweeps and then afternoon sweeps "to ensure that any identified local ballots can be delivered that day."

Sullivan issued a separate order requiring USPS to "coordinate with all local county Boards of Elections in North Carolina or Pennsylvania" in order to deliver all ballots "before 5:00 PM local time in North Carolina or Pennsylvania" on Friday.

Ballots were still being counted by election officials in battleground states after polls closed Tuesday in one of the most unusual elections in U.S. history because of the novel coronavirus pandemic.

Democratic candidate Joe Biden was cutting sharply into Republican President Donald Trump's leads in Pennsylvania and Georgia. The former vice president retained slim margins in Nevada and Arizona.

Trump could win 2020 election through court challenge: Rutgers Law professor
Kristin Myers, Thu, November 5, 2020, 4:28 AM MST

With the presidential election still undecided and former Vice President Joe Biden inching closer to victory, the Trump campaign has already moved to challenge the voting count in the states of Michigan, Pennsylvania and Georgia, setting the stage for the election to be decided in the courts.

“It is a very likely possibility,” that President Trump could win the election in the court, Rutgers Law Professor Stacy Hawkins told Yahoo Finance Live on Wednesday. “We have lots of indicators of what the justices might do — particularly if the challenge is around Pennsylvania, and the challenged ballots that might come in the day after the election and Friday.”

“Three justices, Justices Alito, Thomas, and Gorsuch, have already expressed a willingness to disallow the counting of those ballots. It is expected that Amy Coney Barrett might join them in that,” Hawkins explained. “You have what you need for the makings of the Supreme Court deciding the outcome of the election.”

The campaign has filed lawsuits in Michigan, Georgia, and Pennsylvania. Michigan’s race has been called for Biden with less than 1% of the lead, while Georgia and Pennsylvania remain undecided.

In a statement, Trump campaign manager Bill Stepien said “President Trump’s campaign has not been provided with meaningful access to numerous counting locations to observe the opening of ballots and the counting process, as guaranteed by Michigan law. We have filed suit today in the Michigan Court of Claims to halt counting until meaningful access has been granted.”

The campaign is also demanding the right to “review” all opened ballots from polling places where they weren’t granted access.

With the presidential race so close, the Trump campaign is entitled to challenge the results in some states.

Trump’s campaign has already demanded a recount in the state of Wisconsin, which went to Biden with less than a 1% lead, according to the Associated Press.

“And it seems as though in all of these key battleground states, as it was last year, these margins are razor thin,” said Hawkins, adding that Wisconsin is “within the margin” for a recount. “We know, at least based on 2016 and based on existing modeling for how close the margins are in each of these states, Michigan and Pennsylvania, in particular, that they are likely to be within the margin for the recount as well.”

But thin margins aren't the only legal ground for Trump’s challenge. The campaign has also challenged the validity of ballots received and counted after Election Day.

“He is expected to continue to challenge that. In fact, the petition is currently before the Supreme Court to rehear that case. And so there are lots of grounds on which the Trump campaign is expected to be able to challenge the election results,” she said.

According to Hawkins, history can provide clues as to how several Supreme Court Justices will rule if they must make a decision on the election, pointing to the Bush v. Gore case in 2000, where the court ruled in Bush’s favor with a 5-4 Republican majority.

“We know that three of the justices on the Court — Chief Justice Roberts, Justice Kavanaugh, and now Justice Amy Coney Barrett, were all part of that ‘Bush v. Gore’ case on behalf of George Bush,” Hawkins pointed out. “We know about their willingness to have the Supreme Court step in, override decisions of the state, and declare the victor of a presidential election in favor of one candidate over the other. And I don't think it's any mystery what candidate that might be.”