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From AP

"Instead of relying on crowd-sourcing or vulnerable technology, our 50-state network of local reporters have first-hand knowledge of their territories and trusted relationships with county clerks and other local officials. These stringers collect votes at a local level.



We also gather results from state or county websites and electronic data feeds from states.



On election night, race callers in each state are armed with a wealth of additional detailed information from our election research team, including demographics, the number of absentee ballots, and political issues that may affect the outcome of races they must call.



Race callers are part of AP’s Decision Team, which declared winners in more than 7,000 races in the 2020 general election."
 
I’m sorry but shit like this just reaffirms my rule that nobody in their right mind needs to ever go North or East of the PA state line ever, for anything.
Last time I did was to go to NH to the Sig Academy for a class in 2016. Thank god they now have classes in Florida.

 

And with this calls coming from Russia, the Russian collusion is being blamed on the Republicans. I would say look at the time stamps of the counting and see how many votes are counted for Harris during the time the building was to be evacuated.
 
I must say that it's surprising to see how Trump is not only winning the Electoral College, but the popular vote as well. That says something about how thoroughly the Democrats screwed the pooch. This is turning into a pretty decisive victory. Gonna need a lot of popcorn watching how people freak out in the next few days.

Good news for Israel as well; not so good for Ukraine, although I doubt Trump is going to abandon them entirely. He's a lot more pragmatic than his rhetoric would indicate.
 
I have been watching Charlie Kirk on youtube--- and his live stream went dead.


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It came back a few minutes later.

Current NYTimes estimate:

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