I'm guessing voting count procedures would become as fast as they are in other countries if that were the case. Like the only reason it takes forever here is because it's not important.

Hey, Lord, remember that audit point?

One county's numbers didn't match.



It was 3,000 off in Wisconsin and ElectProject posted this:

Clinton's has right to ask for a Wisconsin recount. AP reports Trump margin is +1.0 points. If <0.5 state pays for it, >0.5 campaign does

My guess WI Trump lead narrows when provisional ballots counted (not enuf by themselves). Fixing errors in certification could go either way

I know the Clinton campaign is monitoring this, so if they think WI results merit recount, they will do so

Did Gore concede then ask for a recount or he demanded a recount immediately?

PA margin is too much though, so she could theoretically sue in Michigan/Wisconsin, but unless Pennsylvania shrinks it wouldn't be completely worth it.

I don't think Hillary would bother with a recount even if irrefutable evidence of voter fraud comes out. Like, it won't sway the election so why bother.

And I think the Gore recount was due whether he asked for it or not. Let's not forget the black voter suppression bill that no senator, including a two-day old Hillary, voted on at the time that would have probably restored a few black votes and gave him Florida. At that point, Gore just wanted to unite the nation and get it over with. A true saint

Some NC counties have finalized votes, here we go gorls, if Cooper pulls through it could change everything in that state since Dems would control electoral boards

http://er.ncsbe.gov/result_map.html?...16&county_id=0

2020 is going to be such an interesting election year. I'm looking forward to it. Hopefully Tammy Duckworth runs

I like Kamala and Warren but I don't know how they will connect with the middle of the country.

https://twitter.com/kylegriffin1/sta...86598586605568

Kiiiii

^ And he's working overtime to distract from that

We're getting President Pence

Don, wyd?

It's hard to believe this child will be our President

Why would she do that? Wisconsin is 10 EC and she lost by a lot more than that.

The ElectProject hypothetical is that if Wisconsin, Michigan and Pennsylvania (the three she needed to win 270) were within the threshold of a recount and she chose to do a recount in all 3, it would have been worth it in case she won in the end, but since Pennsylvania's lead hasn't declined enough to do a recount there, her team will only watch what happens from the sidelines, but won't sue. If Pennsylvania's gap shrank enough (which it won't) then maybe we'd see some action from the DNC.

NC needs to pull through, the blue counties haven't finalized anything yet and some of them are the biggest. We'll know this week who won the Governorship - hopefully.

Depressing article about Dem's failure at the state level

Suddenly not optimistic at all

Part of that was the DNC's own fault for not allowing Obama to help in the 2014 midterms. I know it was best to keep him away from a few states, but the fact that they didn't let him help in any of the remaining ones was such a flop

There's no 50 state model, Nevada is as blue as it is because of local help - the Reid machine, but that can't be replicated so it's up to each local chapter to step it up.

The last time Dems were energized on a state level was a decade ago so I was never optimistic about that even in the case of a Hillary win (I thought she'd get a red congress)

It never ends

NORTH CAROLINA: Right Wing Group Files Lawsuit To Delay Counting Of Ballots As Roy Cooper Holds Lead

http://www.newsobserver.com/news/pol...116393383.html

https://twitter.com/realdonaldtrump/...10690387857408

Kiiii what part of inexperienced doesn't he get?

The first response