The Hillary Downfall

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MORE!

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Man, I want to find out about OH and PA!

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TN Volunteer's favorite state?

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Can't wait to see how Trump is doing in FL, OH, and PA!

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***cough***

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Any Ohio totals?

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I could actually see this playing out in real life.

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How much did the Massholes turn out for Hillary to Stop Trump?

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I was referring to Massholes who live in the NH suburbs.  They're part of the reason for NH's Dem trend.

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I have no idea if there's normally a counting bias in Iowa.

There is. Usually, the most Democratic precincts (Eastern Iowa, Des Moines, etc.) come in first, with the Republican areas coming in very late. That's pretty much always been the case.

I didn't know that. I know of counting biases in Virginia and Colorado (the most Democratic parts of both always come in last). Both states came in accordingly in this timeline. In Iowa I followed no particular pattern.

Interesting, so IA is like PA or IL where it's all Philly and Chicago with a Dem landslide at first that then declines from there.  You had Clinton down most of the night and now pulling into what's basical;y a tie.  So let's just say that Trump did unusually well with the urban, Catholic areas in the east but he's hurting with the Dutch Calvinist Cruz farmers in the west?  That's a totally believable story.

I didn't know there were that many Calvinists in Iowa.  I thought Iowa was full of Lutherans like the rest of the Upper Midwest (WI, MN, ND, SD, NE).

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BTW, who won the NC Gubernatorial Election?  Cooper or McCrory?

And did Mike Pence win reelection in Indiana?