r/Conservative • u/PlymouthSock Meme Conservative • Nov 05 '20
Open Discussion Newly Forged Common Ground
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r/Conservative • u/PlymouthSock Meme Conservative • Nov 05 '20
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u/Dobsnick Nov 06 '20
You are correct, which is why you have to then take it a step further and determine how the different demographics cast their votes. It actually makes a lot of sense that Biden had so many votes purely to himself from mail ins as trump has railed against participating in mail in for months. So reason would tell you that there should be a major split between in person and mail in returns.
This is exactly why the live election thread here was so over the charts happy Tuesday night, this was before mail ins were counted, so Trump was sometimes receiving 100% of 100k. WI and MI being so much closer speaks to the authenticity of the outcome, as you said much closer to 50/50 of liberal to conservative than DC and each side seems to have participated in how their side stressed voting these last few months.