Trump is over 77 million votes now what probably around another million votes to count nationwide...assuming state-by-state reporting is moderately accurate. This should put Trump's vote count at 49.9% Nationawide against Harri's 48.3%, a
1.6% popular vote majority for Trump.
All senate races were finally called. Reps picked up 4 seats for a
53-47-2 senate majority. The two "indy's" caucus with the Dems. They are Bernie Sanders and Angus King, both of whom are hard, hard left.
The House still technically has three seats that are still not called. They break down as follows:
- IA 1: nearly all the at least semi-objective reporting agencies have IA 1 going to the Reps., where just 798 votes separate the leader with 900 votes to count. Consider that of 20 counties that define this district, only three counties went blue and 100% of the vote is in for these three counties. The reaming vote should break for the Reps by somewhere in the neighborhood of 65%. I have no idea why NBC, AP and Reuters all refuse to call this one
- CA 13: The Dems have now taken a 182-vote lead in the count/recount. There should be around 218,700 votes. That is a vote margin of less than 6-hundreths of a percent! ...as in 0.0553%! Vote count here has not updated in days for Fresno and Madera counties, counties carried by the Rep comfortably. It's reported that 5% of the vote remains to be counted in both counties... The remaining counties, Merced, San Joaquin and Stanislaus have reported updates, but they still report 5% of the vote remaining to count. This race no longer looks winnable for the Reps. The longer the count drags on, the more the vote percentage grows for the Dems. Still, this race is way too close to call. It is entirely possible this race is decided by double digit votes, or less than 2-hundreths of a percent.
- CA 45: This race is essentially the same as CA 13; with around 330,300 votes cast it looks like less than 300 votes will decide it...a margin of just 8-hundredths of a percent. Here again, the longer the vote drags on, the more votes come in for the Dems, so this seat will probably go to the Dems as well
Final House make up should look like this: 220-215-3
