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It will be harder for Trump to invalidate elections because covid will start to hit (in other words: cases will start to die) really hard very soon:

It's still early, go click on the "Election Day votes only" button to see the trend more clearly.

cases will start to die

ventilation first, death second.

This is actually good for Trump, polls are showing over 60% of Democrats are scared to vote in person due to COVID-19 and prefer to vote by mail.

Trump's supporters saw he got COVID and recovered in a couple of days, so most of them will vote in person.

I thought all these Republicans had jobs to go to?

Florida will definitely be an interesting one to watch, especially as seniors vote throughout the day (the ones who didn't vote early). Response to COVID is a big factor for seniors, this year. How that breaks down into votes will be critical in FL.

I think a lot of people voted before work and the real surge will be tonight. Still, the pattern is looking very pro-Trump. Almost 200k vote lead, Trump advantage 27%.

This post was edited by EA7 on Nov 3 2020 10:14am

Yeah, the evening hours give a lot more time cushion for most people working during the day than the early morning hours do.

It will also be interesting to see what, if any, crossover effect there is in states that report party registration. There's going to be a not-insignificant amount of Lincoln Project Republicans voting blue, but that is countered by registered Democrats who are put off by the protests and riots this summer. Will be interesting to see where the split occurs.

This post was edited by Surfpunk on Nov 3 2020 10:19am

That's a good point, I think there will be a good amount of people voting against the party they're registered as this election. I think this will favor Trump slightly, but probably not by much.