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Shogeton posted:Jumped up back to 71%, I believe in you needle! I believe! Thank god, this was starting to give me flashbacks to 2016 when it was obvious Trump was going to win and you just saw Clinton's "lead" evaporate as more results came in.
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https://twitter.com/Nate_Cohn/status/940775196855848960 https://twitter.com/Nate_Cohn/status/940775380159533058 https://twitter.com/Nate_Cohn/status/940775657667268608 This election might go down as one of the strangest in history when it comes to analyzing/predicting the results
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Koalas March posted:Well to be fair, I was walking alone in Romulus about a year ago and someone driving by threw a bottle at me and it loving hurt. The people, sure. I do want to head up to Isle Royale someday, though.
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MSNBC shows it as 53-46 for Moore with 60% in... so why are people still hopeful? Honestly asking, not trolling.
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Discendo Vox posted:
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Down to 69. *sob* nice *sob*
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SourKraut posted:MSNBC shows it as 53-46 for Moore with 60% in... so why are people still hopeful? Honestly asking, not trolling. The votes remaining to come in tend to come from Dem strongholds. It comes down to how Democratic the outlet projects those votes to be.
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SourKraut posted:MSNBC shows it as 53-46 for Moore with 60% in... so why are people still hopeful? Honestly asking, not trolling. shitload of urban areas not reported
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SourKraut posted:MSNBC shows it as 53-46 for Moore with 60% in... so why are people still hopeful? Honestly asking, not trolling. I'm not super knowledgeable about the remaining counties so I am wondering the same thing. Seems like it isn't looking good for Jones.
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SourKraut posted:MSNBC shows it as 53-46 for Moore with 60% in... so why are people still hopeful? Honestly asking, not trolling.
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SourKraut posted:MSNBC shows it as 53-46 for Moore with 60% in... so why are people still hopeful? Honestly asking, not trolling. because the last places to report are places that lean d
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SourKraut posted:MSNBC shows it as 53-46 for Moore with 60% in... so why are people still hopeful? Honestly asking, not trolling. The majority of votes still to be counted are in urban areas like Birmingham that are going to go heavily for Jones.
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SourKraut posted:MSNBC shows it as 53-46 for Moore with 60% in... so why are people still hopeful? Honestly asking, not trolling.  I dunno if I believe it but it's why the Upshot's live model thinks Jones is actually ahead.
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Discendo Vox posted:
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SourKraut posted:MSNBC shows it as 53-46 for Moore with 60% in... so why are people still hopeful? Honestly asking, not trolling. In theory most of the remaining votes will be Jones. Pray to our lord and savior, the needle of fate.
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https://twitter.com/jmartNYT/status/940776038816206848 moore won it in 2012
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SourKraut posted:MSNBC shows it as 53-46 for Moore with 60% in... so why are people still hopeful? Honestly asking, not trolling. I was wondering about this too. My wife has been looking at other news sources and says it doesn't look good for Jones, but the NY Times is saying something different. I guess it's the predictive model while MSNBC and others are just working off of incoming vote counts?
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SourKraut posted:MSNBC shows it as 53-46 for Moore with 60% in... so why are people still hopeful? Honestly asking, not trolling.
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Yeah Jefferson Co has Birmingham, but if the suburbs like Vestavia, Hoover and Homewood didn't show up to vote like this model is projecting so far, it looks really good for Jones.
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Brony Car posted:I was wondering about this too. My wife has been looking at other news sources and says it doesn't look good for Jones, but the NY Times is saying something different. I guess it's the predictive model while MSNBC and others are just working off of incoming vote counts? That's exactly what it is
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the NYT predicting his win killed any chance Jones had of getting elected if he does win a toilet seat is gonna fall from space and kill him or something like that
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SourKraut posted:MSNBC shows it as 53-46 for Moore with 60% in... so why are people still hopeful? Honestly asking, not trolling. Those are urban areas where Jones is expected to do gonzo good based on results so far.
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Koalas March posted:Well to be fair, I was walking alone in Romulus about a year ago and someone driving by threw a bottle at me and it loving hurt. Flint will eventually become a worthwhile place to live, I believe
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QuoProQuid posted:https://twitter.com/jmartNYT/status/940776038816206848 Wait what
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What the gently caress is wrong with Dallas county? 0 of 30 precincts reporting in after this long.
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Electric Phantasm posted:Wait what sorry. lee county. it includes auburn
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Barbe Rouge posted:the NYT predicting his win killed any chance Jones had of getting elected doug jones can reap my soul any day
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This is what Virginia was like until the urban areas got counted too in the Presidential election. Granted much different state with a VERY solid blue north but the vote swung drastically.
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The enthusiasm for Jones in Tuscaloosa was really high. A lot of my friends canvassed there and in Northport, the two bigger cities there. I think theres going to be some great turnout there, especially from the west end
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SourKraut posted:MSNBC shows it as 53-46 for Moore with 60% in... so why are people still hopeful? Honestly asking, not trolling. They haven't figured out that all the missing Democratic votes aren't outstanding but stolen yet.
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Harry Enten posted:I’ll note, for what it’s worth, that the exit poll adjustment based on actual votes has Jones winning by between 2 and 3 percentage points. 
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SoggyBobcat posted:The remaining chunk of the vote is in urban areas and the Black Belt, all are very pro-Jones. In my experience black belts and Jones' go well together. Especially in defeating white people..
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GreyjoyBastard posted:doug jones can reap my soul any day there's nothing sadder than that feeling of contentment when somebody picks up on your obscure pop culture reference
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Doom Needle, please, swing back to the left.
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Fluffdaddy posted:Yeah Jefferson Co has Birmingham, but if the suburbs like Vestavia, Hoover and Homewood didn't show up to vote like this model is projecting so far, it looks really good for Jones. Vestavia and Homewood should swing for Jones. Every square inch of the place is covered in Jones signs, even in the really traditionally conservative rich white areas. Hoover is harder to say.
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