2024 U.S. Presidential and State election thread - I'm gonna... I'm gonna... VOOT!!! I'm VOOOOOTING!!!

[General Patton]

I pray he does it. So retards can consider that box checked and we never have to hear about it again.

Oh, you know we'd never hear the end of it for four years.

 

[Nuns with guns]

Kween Kamala can still become president to own you chuds.

I endorse this.

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Biden would rather be a literal fucking corpse holding the President's seat until Jan. 20 than have Kamala be President. Not even over his dead body would this happen.

 

[HackerX]

something something "surprise" I think it was?

I mean, there are now at least 2 established pipelines for D's to cross over, RFK and Tulsi. The only ingredients necessary are:
1) Representing a competitive, non-D guaranteed district.
2) People who want to do legitimate good. Yeah, if you're currently a Democrat, you're the spawn of Satan, but sometimes people realize that DNC interests today are not the same interests they were 20 years ago.

What slightly worries me is a political opportunist making the jump and being indistinguishable from a RINO, though I guess there's a slight benefit to a faggot having an R by their name instead of D as long as the faggot is identified as a establishment.

Kween Kamala can still become president to own you chuds.

I endorse this.

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These people have a humiliation fetish.

 

[Monopolywheel]

This Colorado district has a 0.6% R lead with 93% of the vote counted
Do you think it can hold for Republicans or will Dems find more votes to get them the win?

 

[Harvey Danger]

Kween Kamala can still become president to own you chuds.

I endorse this.

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I think Joe "Dark MAGA" Biden should do it in the funniest way possible.

He should resign 2 days before his term ends, without warning Harris ahead of time.

 

[Bogliacci]

This Colorado district has a 0.6% R lead with 93% of the vote left to count
Do you think it can hold for Republicans or will Dems find more votes to get them the win?
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You already know the answer

 

[UnKillFill]

Now this is pod racing!

 

[Jade Philosophies]

its gotten a lot easier, in general the house is almost never in its chambers, most everything is done outside of the capital, they usually just send an intern to vote on all the bills, at this point we'd probably be better off with more house members and making DC entirely house reps+employees.

The UK is 1/5 the size of the USA (population-wise) yet we have 650 MPs. (The equivalent of your House representatives.) So it definitely seems like you should have more than just 435.

 

[Sekirodiealot]

1:43

 

[ChooChooChooseMe]

This Colorado district has a 0.6% R lead with 93% of the vote left to count
Do you think it can hold for Republicans or will Dems find more votes to get them the win?
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https://coloradosun.com/2024/11/09/yadira-caraveo-gabe-evans-colorado-race-update/

If you don't want to read it, the answer is yes but we won't know for a few days due to vote curing (letting people have a chance to fix their rejected votes). The list of people needing to do it is public and I'm sure everyone is getting harangued to get it done.

 

[GeorgeHWBush]

One for us- One for them

Tight Southland races for Congress headed to the finish line Saturday in Orange County.

On Saturday, the Orange County Registrar of Voters delivered a final update in the county’s 45th Congressional District, with incumbent Rep. Michelle Steel defeating Democrat challenger Derek Tran. With 100% of the vote in, Steel took in 120,532 votes to Tran’s 110,392 to win 52.2%-47.8%.


In the 47th District, the agency declared Dave Min, D-Irvine, the winner against Republican Scott Baugh in a squeaker. Min nabbed 143,746 votes to Baugh’s 142,668 for a 50.19%-49.81% victory, with 100% of the vote counted.


I believe that's either 217 or 218 depending on sources. (EDIT it's 217. I aggregated any news articles I could find to check called races.) Alaska is a dumb one because of how they do elections and the Colorado one is currently a bum rush to cure ballots but it looks good for him even with how tight it is.
My uneducated tea leaves says Rs end up with between 219-221 since California is still early and the AZ is going back and forth. Gun to my head, I'm saying 220.

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What’s the best place to keep track of the House race? Been flipping between Bloomberg and AP and I’m always desiring something more detailed.

 

[ChooChooChooseMe]

What’s the best place to keep track of the House race? Been flipping between Bloomberg and AP and I’m always desiring something more detailed.

Decision Desk HQ was the best place to see things called but it has seemed to slow down, and NY Times has when vote totals, current difference and when they were last updated (the screen shots I've shown a few times are from NY Times). NY Times is very conservative with making calls (probably due to them now wanting to call things for the Republicans since, y'know... NY Times) which is why my last screen shot has them at 213 when I can tally 217 from other sources. Put them together and it has been working well for me to keep an eye on it.

 

[Frederica Bernkastel]

One for us- One for them

Tight Southland races for Congress headed to the finish line Saturday in Orange County.

On Saturday, the Orange County Registrar of Voters delivered a final update in the county’s 45th Congressional District, with incumbent Rep. Michelle Steel defeating Democrat challenger Derek Tran. With 100% of the vote in, Steel took in 120,532 votes to Tran’s 110,392 to win 52.2%-47.8%.


In the 47th District, the agency declared Dave Min, D-Irvine, the winner against Republican Scott Baugh in a squeaker. Min nabbed 143,746 votes to Baugh’s 142,668 for a 50.19%-49.81% victory, with 100% of the vote counted.


I believe that's either 217 or 218 depending on sources. (EDIT it's 217. I aggregated any news articles I could find to check called races.) Alaska is a dumb one because of how they do elections and the Colorado one is currently a bum rush to cure ballots but it looks good for him even with how tight it is.
My uneducated tea leaves says Rs end up with between 219-221 since California is still early and the AZ is going back and forth. Gun to my head, I'm saying 220.

Gerrymandering actually helps Democrats in the House, but its okay because its "OUR DEMOCRACY."

 

[Jade Philosophies]

More hysteria “We’ll be your family”
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"We're not in a cult, everyone else is!"

 

[Rudolf's Friend]

The Green Brother with cancer has been seething all over the election.

 

[Hey Johnny Bravo]

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Wo kaka me joobah dah Solo een meelo doe wookie hahahahaha

 

[GeorgeHWBush]

Decision Desk HQ was the best place to see things called but it has seemed to slow down, and NY Times has when vote totals, current difference and when they were last updated (the screen shots I've shown a few times are from NY Times). NY Times is very conservative with making calls (probably due to them now wanting to call things for the Republicans since, y'know... NY Times) which is why my last screen shot has them at 213 when I can tally 217 from other sources. Put them together and it has been working well for me to keep an eye on it.

So theoretically there are a combined 217 officially called R victories?

 

[TheClappening]

Kween Kamala can still become president to own you chuds.

I endorse this.

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It would certainly cuck all the Republicans making "45-47" merch.

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I'd struggle if I didn't have a neck, too

 

[Knight of Utatanation]

https://youtube.com/watch?v=ZUtK7Ktq50I
But to actually answer your question solely because I like your pfp
The DNC is the Japanese, Kantai Kessen is democrat strategy, 2020 was their pearl harbor a battle they hoped to win decisively and to later destroy the remnants piecemeal, let's go Brandon is proof that the American right is not following the script required for that battle plan to work

Wouldn't the more appropriate allegory for that would be the Battle of Midway? The "Lets go Brandon" part maps almost perfectly onto how the disorganized, piecemeal attacks made by the US kept on fucking up Kido Butai's launch plans.

This election would be the 5 Minutes of Fate, where the dive bombers from Enterprise and Yorktown showed up directly above the carriers at the same time, from opposite directions, and planted 7-8 1,000 pound bombs right on top of them.

 

[ChooChooChooseMe]

So theoretically there are a combined 217 officially called R victories?

Per my math and what I've found from local news sources from searching on the remaining contests, that is correct.