He voted around 10:30-11:00 am on Election Day. I sent an email to the person on fraud team. She said we have to wait til January six to do anything. ?? A bit late by then.

In modern day elections, a +/-5% swing is major voter dominance. With some generalization, we witnessed this GOP advantage, but it was not forecasted. Even in the swing states, this was missed calling it either 'neck and neck' or 'slight 1-2% lead' (statistically tied) for Trump.

What are the factors that led to pollsters getting it so wrong?

They announce the presidency and remaining results hit a wall. We still have the house to be determined. Why are the remaining results coming in so damn slow?

I said "Trump would win all seven battleground States" back in August. Does anyone know how much money I would have made if I had bet on a back then?

Many of you who were in support of Kamala were very negative towards your fellow Americans. Especially when you speak as though they are the minority. Much of the issue in this hostile world we live in is ignorant belief that you cannot be wrong. I hope we can stop letting the vote we cast for two different people separate us as much as they’d like it to. We are floating on the same rock.

This isn’t the actual needle, just the current betting odds. Curious how everyone feels about

Kamala should request recount, BIDEN should go to war with Russia and start WW3!

Updated given the current leanings on Google

All these people watching like we are waiting on an std test…Hopefully we don't have kamalamydia🤣🤣🤣

I know that the Electoral College and the popular vote are two different things, and a candidate can win the latter but lose the former, but with such a commanding lead, is there still a way for Trump to lose this election?

I’m from the uk and our news shows these numbers yet the map on google shows Kamala with 99 and trump with 178. Is there a delay or is google not accurate

A vote for Kamala is a vote for the diddler and all the diddlers

To my personal dismay looks like trump is taking it by a landslide

Is there any reason no one in the news cycles has been using the name of the comedian at the Trump rally last month? I keep hearing "the comedian" or "a comedian", never Tony Heathcliffe. Why?

I’m curious, maybe the name is misleading but you’d think you’d see people taking these surveys as you exit the polls. But um…where do they find people to take exit poll surveys and how come no one has ever asked me to take one?

Just finished voting in Texas, was super easy.

Walked in, no line, plenty of staff. Blank ballots were ready to go, everything was setup professionally.

They asked for my ID, they looked it up on their computer, directed me to the table with the first letter of my last name. They had a clipboard with everyone's name printed on it with a place for my signature showing that I voted, I signed and they handed me a blank ballot.

Went over to the electronic machine, inserted the thermal ballot, the instructions were clear, the text was clear, it offered me a choice of languages. I did my thing, voted, it showed me all my votes to confirm, then cautioned me that once I hit "print", my votes were locked in and did I want to review.

The machine printed my votes on my blank ballot and gave me the paper back, I walked over to the master scan machine, it took my paper, scanned it, confirmed I voted, then deposited the paper copy into a locked container below it.

I picked up an "I Voted Sticker" and walked out.

The whole process struck me as easy, professional, and well organized. They should all be like that!

I really like the fact that they match your ID to a registered voter, have you sign, it prevents duplicate votes and fake ID votes. The rates of that are probably very low, but not zero.

I struggle to understand why Voter ID isn't universal in the US. It is in many other nations. Most European Nations require ID to vote, it's only logical. I want everyone to vote, but I also want a fair vote.

Government issued ID should be free to everyone, we all need one, removing the cost removes any barrier to obtaining a valid ID.

At this point I just need a better economy I’m 21 F, and I became an adult in the WORST type of economy. Of course more comes with that but god please better economy than what we have had. Also I don’t want a future world war 3 so someone who can pretty please not cause that.

I voted this morning, but I don't understand the idea that a third party vote is wasted. I feel like the perpetuation of that idea by literally everyone (family, friends, media) forces situations like we have this election, where I don't want to vote for either, but third party options weren't given a chance to debate or anything. They were just told no, then endorsed either Trump or Harris.

Past elections, I feel, were televised constantly for months beforehand. This election felt sort of...buried. I really don't know if this makes sense. In general, why are independent third party candidates not pushed more? I guess it just sort of turns into a question of media bias, but oh well. Why is a third party vote a wasted vote?

Just asking because I wonder where they get the pre poll results from? I have never been asked. Does it go by how we vote in the past, gender or location? TY

This is a kind of “Grinds my Gears” post, but does it bother anyone else the amount of waste we generate during elections? We talk about climate change and how much waste we create and how we affect it meanwhile the amount of political signs posted at polling centers alone is egregious.

If you think about how many of those signs are at every polling station across the country, plus all the signs posted to street corners and in people’s yards - it must be a significant amount. That doesn’t even include all the flyers they mail out.

I get some of the signs are likely collected and reused, but at some point they are discarded. It irks me when someone discusses “being green” or has something along those lines in their platform and then I see their 462 signs at a polling center!

Does this bother anyone else? I feel like we don’t talk about that enough and what are the signs purpose really? I haven’t ever seen a sign and changed my mind about who I would vote for? I look up online who is running and their policies and decide beforehand, so what benefits do these signs honestly have? I feel like there is zero influence from a sign. If anything I feel they cause more of a divide between people.

I’d be genuinely curious to know how much waste we produce as a country at election time. I’ll step off my soapbox now - just thought it’d be an interesting conversation as we wait for results today!