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Well look at that, Detroit starts to come in and Trump's lead has been slashed to 64k.

It's a matter of time until we can get a sense of what Wisconsin's Milwaukee-move does there, but in Detroit. There is a whole lot of space for Biden in terms of votes he can win there, most likely enough to take the lead (with the question then being how much he holds on in the smaller counties).

It's now getting closer and closer in Wisconsin, where this time most uncounted votes are from small but more Trump-leaning areas.

Robbing the world! The universe!

Hello Donald91

And now Trump is clawing back in Nevada, where they're busy counting rural areas

No, it's not. Again, it's about where the votes come from, this is not an incredibly surprising turnaround if you looked at the locations and kinds of votes.

From 'no way' to 'it's over in favor of Biden' in record time

Again, that too depends on where the remaining votes are coming from. He is the favourite, yes, but both Dane County and Milwaukee County - home to the two major cities - have quite a significant amount to report in yet and both are strongly Democratic (currently 75 and 60 percent Biden, which is expected to be a tad higher in the mail ballots). It's not just numbers, it's also where they are coming from. Like in Michigan, Trump is the favourite, but Biden definitely still has a realistic chance. I mean, if he doesn't, the current betting odds of around 1.7 for Trump must be absolutely free money for anyone who is convinced Trump can't lost it anymore.

But that's just not unlikely at all. He still has fairly realistic chances mostly in Wisconsin and Michigan, not so much in North Carolina. Georgia will depend entirely on how many votes are still coming out of the Atlanta area (mostly Democratic) and Pennsylvania could get close, but is just impossible to say for now. If Nevada (not sure, mostly rural area to be counted, so Trump) and Arizona (looks excellent) stay blue, Wisconsin and Michigan would be enough to win and Pennsylvania wouldn't even be needed. Trump is definitely the favourite at this point, but it's really simply not decided yet, at all.

This whole thing is playing out nearly exactly as Sanders said here (not sure when this was, but clearly before Election Day)

Not exactly. I believe I heard around 70-75% of the for now uncounted ballots were sent out to registered Democrats. Which does not automatically mean they all voted Biden, of course, but that would be a high enough number to definitely make it close enough for Pennsylvania to not be called yet.

Good to hear Republican Rick Santorum making very clear how strongly he disagrees with Trump's rather scandalous behaviour.

Which only Fox did (or at least the first to do so), by the way

He did not really, although sort of. Mostly he went absolutely berserk and shat a conspiracy theory all over worldwide TV. I don't think a presidential candidate has ever given a more bizarre speech...this was just historically bizarre.

Cool, we have a magnolia tree in the garden. Too bad that now associates us with one of those US states you'd only go to if there is a truly unmissable sports event or something

Wow, this is not good at all. How on earth did they go from legalizing marijuana to freaking heroin and meth?

Five million votes and the gap is only 2000 or so, North Carolina is cool.

Aaaand Ohio goes red. Still about 30% to go though.

Really just this

CNN as well. It's annoying, it would be so much clearer if they'd fill in these predefined states all across the country right at the start.

Whereas in Georgia he's leading but the three main Democrat counties have barely reported anything yet.

Trump is gaining ground very quickly in Ohio.

They're going to take away the Rhode Island part since the state isn't entirely an island?