tangerinegreen555
Well-Known Member
Or a few days later if they still have mail in ballots to count?
So let's review the 21st century to date, stats from Wikopedia. I believe the vote numbers look accurate, not sure about turn out % on top of each. (I think I've see different turnout percentages elsewhere maybe.)
So the popular vote record is Obama's 69.5 million in 2008, winning with a 9.5 million spread.
With the obvious anti-Trump sentiment driving a record turn out, and percentage of Trump defections since 2016, it looks like Biden can exceed 70 million with Trump missing his 62.9 million from last time.
Biden also has 290 electoral votes leaning his way beyond the margin of error. If he gets Florida, Ohio or any of 6 swing states it's over with 300+.
I see it similar to this:
75.5 million Biden 52.8% (approx. 330 electoral and a 9.1% margin)
62.5 million Trump 43.7%
10 - 12 million more voters compared to 2016 and the 7th time out of the last 8 elections the Democrats win the popular vote.
Predictions, projections, stats and theories?
So let's review the 21st century to date, stats from Wikopedia. I believe the vote numbers look accurate, not sure about turn out % on top of each. (I think I've see different turnout percentages elsewhere maybe.)
So the popular vote record is Obama's 69.5 million in 2008, winning with a 9.5 million spread.
With the obvious anti-Trump sentiment driving a record turn out, and percentage of Trump defections since 2016, it looks like Biden can exceed 70 million with Trump missing his 62.9 million from last time.
Biden also has 290 electoral votes leaning his way beyond the margin of error. If he gets Florida, Ohio or any of 6 swing states it's over with 300+.
I see it similar to this:
75.5 million Biden 52.8% (approx. 330 electoral and a 9.1% margin)
62.5 million Trump 43.7%
10 - 12 million more voters compared to 2016 and the 7th time out of the last 8 elections the Democrats win the popular vote.
Predictions, projections, stats and theories?