Davey Crockett
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Counting the ballets right now in Dixville, NH.
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Counting the ballets right now in Dixville, NH.
j_hungary
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Again, they are still voting, and no vote can be counted until after 7 pm local time (unless they changed it after the last time I vote in person)
Or do you mean exit poll?
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Kamala and Trump are tied with three votes each in the small township of Dixville Notch in New Hampshire. This makes Dixville Notch one of the first places in the country to report its presidential results.
I recall that in 2020, Biden secured most of the ballots, which may have been five or six. Lol
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I recall that in 2020, Biden secured most of the ballots, which may have been five or six. Lol
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Trump "will give Netanyahu a blank check"; Rep. Jayapal argues Kamala Harris CAN be swayed on Gaza
Nov 4, 2024
In this town hall discussion, Mehdi Hasan speaks with progressive, pro-ceasefire Congresswoman Pramila Jayapal as she answers questions from Zeteo’s subscribers about the U.S. presidential election.
The Washington state representative tells Mehdi that this election is not about trusting Kamala Harris to change her stance on Gaza, but “about forcing her to change her position.”Rep. Jayapal argues that “there's not a single person in the Republican Party who even disagrees with what Netanyahu is doing,” and that Donald Trump, if he wins the presidency, will give Israel’s prime minister a “blank check.”
Rep. Jayapal, the Progressive Caucus chair who has voted against sending military aid to Israel and has advocated for a ceasefire in Gaza since last October, discusses why she and other pro-Palestinian progressives are endorsing Harris, the coalitions building in the background (and the threat to them under a Trump presidency), AIPAC and the pro-Israel lobby, and more. If you’ve got 30 minutes, have a watch.
FuturePAF
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Yes I know about the rumors about Willie Brown and others.It's not that deep bro, Kamala is ashe's known to suck off rich men to get into position of power
It’s not about her past, it’s about how some people could perceive her if she wins, especially if the core of the voters that support her and the platform she ran on is viewed through that kind of adversarial lens to what other voters value.
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KingQamaR
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It's so cute how Americans believe the election of president will be decided by voting when the election will be decided by one state, one vote to anoint the first king of the subservient states 
This is f'n horrifying to watch
This is f'n horrifying to watch
FuturePAF
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It’s better just to follow the money to see the outcome. This is why Kamala said she raised a billion dollars soon after getting the nod that she was the candidate. That was a signal to others that she has certain factions on her side. If we want a real election, we should just have a list of the factions and how much each gave and see the results before the “election” and see how the “outcome” comes out.It's so cute how Americans believe the election of president will be decided by voting when the election will be decided by one state, one vote to anoint the first king of the subservient states
This is f'n horrifying to watch
Listen to the observation at the 1 minute mark. The candidate that raises the most money wins 90% of the time.
So it’s not about expecting our vote to count, but how to deal with whom ever wins afterwards.
Also, seeing how people worried about Palestinians have been rebuffed by both parties tells you that candidates don’t care about constituents concerns but how they don’t want to rock the boat for the status quo.
The lesson is get rich and be able to throw hundreds of millions in the face of politicians, the way Miriam Adelson is doing with Trump.
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Steve Kornacki joins Morning Joe on Election Day morning to break down when the polls close where and what he'll be watching when they do.
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Vice President Kamala Harris inched ahead of former President Donald Trump by the narrowest of margins in both polling guru Nate Silver and FiveThirtyEight’s final presidential forecasts shortly after midnight on Tuesday, although both projections showed the race for the White House remained a statistical tie on Election Day as both candidates’ poll numbers in key swing states remained deadlocked.
Harris leads Trump 49%-48% with likely voters in the latest HarrisX/Forbes poll, which was taken between Wednesday and Friday and has a margin of error of one point, and she’s up 50%-48% in an Ipsos poll also out Monday.
The vice president has a larger four-point lead (51%-47%) in both a new PBS News/NPR/Marist survey and a 50,000-person poll by the Cooperative Election Study taken throughout the first 25 days of October.
Some other recent polls show a tighter race: The vice president had a 49%-47% lead in a Morning Consult survey, a 49%-46% advantage in an ABC/Ipsos poll, a 49%-47% edge in an Economist/YouGov survey and a 50%-49% advantage in a CBS/YouGov poll last week.
Meanwhile, NBC News and Emerson College polls out Sunday show the two candidates tied at 49%, and a Yahoo News/YouGov survey also produces a 47%-47% deadlock, matching up with other recent tied polls by The New York Times/Siena College, Emerson College and CNN/SSRS.
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Harris leads Trump 49%-48% with likely voters in the latest HarrisX/Forbes poll, which was taken between Wednesday and Friday and has a margin of error of one point, and she’s up 50%-48% in an Ipsos poll also out Monday.
The vice president has a larger four-point lead (51%-47%) in both a new PBS News/NPR/Marist survey and a 50,000-person poll by the Cooperative Election Study taken throughout the first 25 days of October.
Some other recent polls show a tighter race: The vice president had a 49%-47% lead in a Morning Consult survey, a 49%-46% advantage in an ABC/Ipsos poll, a 49%-47% edge in an Economist/YouGov survey and a 50%-49% advantage in a CBS/YouGov poll last week.
Meanwhile, NBC News and Emerson College polls out Sunday show the two candidates tied at 49%, and a Yahoo News/YouGov survey also produces a 47%-47% deadlock, matching up with other recent tied polls by The New York Times/Siena College, Emerson College and CNN/SSRS.
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The financial markets favor Kamala, while the betting markets favor Trump to win.
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Betting market is rigged, and the financial markets are more reliable.
Hopefully she wins, by the narrowest of margins, (hanging chad narrow), so she and the party don’t take voters for granted next time around. I hope she wins but loses Michigan to send a message.
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The Nevada Independent's Jon Ralston joins Morning Joe to discuss why he predicts Kamala Harris will carve out a tight win in Nevada.
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