CougarSpider

NOBODY KNOWS ANYTHING!!

[CougarSpider @CougarSpider]

Out of these options, the ideal for gubernatorial term limits is--

[(((Harry Enten))) @ForecasterEnten]

Well it's official: the final polls of 2024 project out an electoral map that is the closest since at least 1972 with the leader (Harris) getting 270 electoral votes.

The polls were tight at the end of 2000 too, but final map projected by the final polls was Gore at 281 votes.

[James Lippens @ShamebyJames]

They’re panicking

[CougarSpider @CougarSpider]

@ESennesh Yes.

[CougarSpider @CougarSpider]

BUH BUUUHT BOVINES MUH BOVINES I NEED MOAAA HERDING

[Geoff Bennett @GeoffRBennett]

NEW: Harris has 4-point lead over Trump in final PBS News/NPR/Marist election poll https://t.co/nS6fgdLecg

[CougarSpider @CougarSpider]

DO YOU HAVE SQUIRRELS IN VIRGINIA???

[CougarSpider @CougarSpider]

HARRIS NARROWLY WINS NEVADA THANKS TO THE *CRUCIAL* PAHRUMP PROSTITUTE VOTE ALONG WITH TORTOISE, ROADRUNNER, AND CARLOS IN COYOTE SPRINGS BOOK IT

@watn_tarnation

[Jon Ralston @RalstonReports]

Predictions!

https://t.co/6LUYzarArw

[CougarSpider @CougarSpider]

@AndrewSshi Yeah, I never thought you'd think so TBC, it was more aimed at a lot of people who seem to think there'll be a Tucker Carlson presidential run someday

I mean, maybe to sell a book, but that's it. He'd be, at best, Herman Cain-tier.

[CougarSpider @CougarSpider]

@ESennesh CAUSE IT TRIGGERS THE LIBS ARE YA TRIGGERED HUHUH ARE YA TRIGGERED YET

[CougarSpider @CougarSpider]

Incredible. Fantastic in the original, literal sense of the word.

[ᴊᴏɴ ꜱᴄʜᴡᴇᴘᴘᴇ @JonSchweppe]

This is my final prediction, baking in a Trump+2 popular vote win.

Roast me. Whatever. I think Trump and the Republicans win big!

[CougarSpider @CougarSpider]

@AndrewSshi Tucker Carlson isn't any sort of replacement. He doesn't have near the celebrity Trump did and does. He's, at absolute best, cable news famous

[CougarSpider @CougarSpider]

@neipate96 And the lengths of their ballots, for that matter, which vary greatly

[CougarSpider @CougarSpider]

Another easy reason to explain why e.g. Britian projects results early?

It's a unitary state in a single time zone, not a continental-scale federation which spans six!

[CougarSpider @CougarSpider]

@neipate96 states differ in how quickly they count votes according to their laws

[CougarSpider @CougarSpider]

@neipate96 Hence 'federation'

[CougarSpider @CougarSpider]

@MobyDickSpoiler I'm onboard until 1792. But once they start cutting heads off beginning with the former king...

[CougarSpider @CougarSpider]

@MobyDickSpoiler when the Revolution spun out of control

[CougarSpider @CougarSpider]

See also: France. And with French presidential elections, again, there's one item to vote for (legislative and local elections are held separately)

[CougarSpider @CougarSpider]

@CAChalmers_ Yeah, same with the HoR--they get it within a few dozen seats the night of, but not perfect

[CougarSpider @CougarSpider]

They have one--one--ballot item to vote on.

MP. That's it.

[anthony musa @anthonydmusa]

Thinking about how the British announce election results

[CougarSpider @CougarSpider]

Which is the real equivalent to the House of Commons.

[CougarSpider @CougarSpider]

BTW, the party who won House of Representatives control is projected very very early on here. Not that early. But early.

[CougarSpider @CougarSpider]

@PincherMartin8 Including--irony of ironies--one Donald John Trump.

[CougarSpider @CougarSpider]

@PincherMartin8 There were Republicans on Election Night 2012 utterly convinced that Romney won the PV.