@kmax87 saidLol, ok you are certainly an expert.
My two cents
In 2016 people were reluctant/embarrased to say they were supporting Trump, that's why the polls were off.
4 years on and there's been a shift in the brazenness of the average Trump supporter such that the polls that predict a Biden landslide are more likely to be accurate.
@cheesemaster saidYou calling anyone else retarded is hypocrisy of the surest level.
An expert at being retarded...
Trump wins
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I should be sleeping but I had too much coffee.
It's interesting that the odds have completely reversed. Donald Trump was at 2/1 earlier, which implies an unadjusted probability of 33% of winning. Joe Biden was at 4/9, or 69%.
Donald Trump is now at 1/3, or unadjusted implied probability of 75% to win the White House. Joe Biden is at 2/7 or 29%. Trump leads in every swing state I said would go to him except Arizona (Nevada hasn't started counting yet). Of the two "maybes", he leads in Wisconsin.
Edit: Joe's odds are rapidly drifting.
-Removed-It's looking like when all the votes are counted, my prediction in the Presidential race won't be too far off. Biden's up by over 2 million in the popular vote and depending how the final votes cast turn out, he still may approach 300 EVs.
It was a disappointing night in the Senate, though, and it looks likely the Republicans will still hold a majority.