There's actually some pretty astonishing results beyond the "omfg Trump won"

[eric82oslo]

As of right now, this is the ranking of the states from most Democratic to most Republican:

(D.C.: Clinton +88.7%)
1. Hawaii: C +32.2%
2. Vermont: C +28.5%
3. California: C +28.3%
4. Massachusetts: C +27.6%
5. Maryland: C +25.2%
6. New York: C +21.2%
7. Washington: C +18.7%
8. Illinois: C +16.0%
9. Rhode Island: C +14.6%
10. New Jersey: C +12.8%

11. Connecticut: C +12.4%
12. Delaware: C +11.5%
13. Oregon: C +10.2%
14. New Mexico: C +8.3%
15. Virginia: C +4.7%
16. Maine: C +3.0%
17. Colorado: C +2.6%
18. Nevada: C +2.4%
19. Minnesota: C +1.4%
20. New Hampshire: Trump +0.1%

21. Michigan: T +0.3%
22. Wisconsin: T +1.0%
23. Pennsylvania: T +1.1% (tipping point state)
24. Florida: T +1.4%
25. North Carolina: T +3.8%

26. Arizona: T +4.2%
27. Georgia: T +5.7%
28. Ohio: T +8.6%
29. Texas: T +9.1%
30. Iowa: T +9.4%

31. South Carolina: T +15.6%
32. Alaska: T +15.7%
33. Utah: T +16.9%
34. Mississippi: T +18.2%
35. Missouri: T +19.1%
36. Indiana: T +19.3%
37. Louisiana: T +19.7%
38. Kansas: T +21.9%
39. Montana: T +23.1%
40. Tennessee: T +26.2%

41. Arkansas: T +26.6%
42. Nebraska: T +27.2%
43. Alabama: T +28.3%
44. Idaho: T +30.1%
45. Kentucky: T +29.8%
45. South Dakota: T +29.8%
47. North Dakota: T +36.3%
48. Oklahoma: T +36.4%
49. West Virginia: T +42.2%
50. Wyoming: T +47.6%

Pennsylvania is currently projected to be the tipping point state, though there's virtually no difference between Pennsylvania and Wisconsin at the moment.

[eric82oslo]

All the marijuana propositions passed I do believe.  Hopefully Trump ends the War on Drugs too!

Don't bet on it. He doesn't even drink.

More marijuana and more money for the poor (higher minimum wages), those are the two only positive outcomes of this election.

[eric82oslo]

All the marijuana propositions passed I do believe.  Hopefully Trump ends the War on Drugs too!

Don't bet on it. He doesn't even drink.

More marijuana and more money for the poor (higher minimum wages), those are the two only positive outcomes of this election.

Do people really believe that nonsense?

??

They've voted for it in 8 or 9 states now by a wide margin, and a majority of them in deep red Republican states. Haven't you been following? Higher minimum wage is usually winning a majority of Republican voters in most states.

[eric82oslo]

Clinton has now taken the popular vote lead by some 35,000. Mostly thanks to her leading California by almost 2.4 million.

[eric82oslo]

Clinton is now ahead by more than 100,000 in the popular vote.

Even more remarkable, California just surpassed Vermont as the more Democratic state. Or is about to surpass as there are still more votes to be counted there, and they both now stand at Clinton +28.5%. California is now officially the second most Democratic state in the US, after Hawaii! Who would have thought that back in 2000, when W was seriously campaigning and advertising there seeing it as a battleground he had a shot at seriously attempting to win.