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06-Nov-2020 14:43     
 
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 Alert Admin 		Lol    Seem like all come down to Georgia .....now n next Senate election 

Or this Jo Jorgensen .....if he decide to join up w either side then ?? ,, is this possible in USA / (\haha like in Msia ) 
Sad that the america democratic system of one man one vote has develop and turn into ths state today . 
Wonder what mankind is after / or will the world be divided eventually . 
 
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06-Nov-2020 14:38     
 
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Most welcome.

I think that Blue team would be able to get more than 270 votes. We shall wait and see.

Sill there is a chance for the blue team for Georgia & Penns.
 

FATABA      ( Date: 06-Nov-2020 14:23) Posted:

Sis I got yr point on Nevada alrdy 
Thanks for this input......yes Georgia is the next fight again / still control of Senate ......seem like USA is in much issue for some time to come. 
Hopefully the market wil be better then . 

CheeryVGoh      ( Date: 06-Nov-2020 14:09) Posted:



(CNN)No matter whether Donald Trump or Joe Biden winds up carrying the state of Georgia in the 2020 presidential race, the Peach State is already guaranteed to be the center of the political universe come early 2021.
With virtually all of the votes counted in the state, it now seems entirely possible that Georgia  could host not one but two(!) Senate runoffs  in January, races that, if numbers in the rest of the country hold, will be positioned to decide which party controls the world' s greatest deliberative body for the next two years.
How did we get here? Well, Georgia has a state law that if no candidate receives a simple majority of the votes in the November election, the top two vote-getters advance to a January 5 runoff. Which is exactly what appears to have happened in both of the state' s Senate seats.
Appointed  Sen. Kelly Loeffler (R) came in second behind Democrat Raphael Warnock  in the first race, a special election to fill the seat of retired Sen. Johnny Isakson (R) until 2022. Neither candidate came close to 50% -- there were several other serious candidates in the all-party primary -- and will face off in January.
In the other Senate race, incumbent Republican David Perdue appeared for the first 36 hours after polls closed to potentially have  avoided a runoff against Democrat Jon Ossoff, as his vote share hovered slightly above 50%. But as the urban core around Atlanta (DeKalb County) began reporting its vote in larger number on Thursday afternoon, Perdue was hovering near 50% -- making a run-off look more likely.
Now consider the broader Senate math.
 
 
 
At the moment, Democrats have netted just one seat in the 2020 elections. Democratic challengers won in Colorado and Arizona, but Sen. Doug Jones (D) lost his seat in Alabama. Seats considered potential Democratic flips like Maine and Iowa didn' t materialize. And in North Carolina, Sen. Thom Tillis (R) continues to hold a narrow but stable edge over Democrat Cal Cunningham, although the race has yet to be called.
If Biden winds up winning the presidency -- as looks more likely than not at this point -- Democrats would need a net gain of three seats to win the majority. Which, if the map stayed as it is right now, would mean that if Democrats won both Georgia runoffs, they would retake Senate control.
Could that happen? Of course, it could. Is it the most likely outcome? As of today, given what we saw in terms of the unexpected strength of Republican candidates in Senate races, it is not.
But make no mistake: Partisans (and donors) in both parties can do the math we just did.
Which means they, too, know the massively high stakes for the Senate (and the country) at work in Georgia over these next few months. Which means that millions upon millions of dollars will pour into both of these races and they will both get covered like mini-presidential races by the state and national media, since there will be no other elections out there.
Handicapping the two potential runoffs is virtually impossible at the moment because of the level of uncertainty in the presidential race -- and in Georgia in particular. If Biden winds up winning the state, and that' s certainly at least a possibility as of this moment, then Democrats may well be energized heading into the runoffs.
Or maybe Republicans, who have long taken the state' s conservative bent for granted, will see the two likely Senate runoffs as a chance to reassert their state' s ideological lean. Plus, with the amount of money and national media attention (and scrutiny) that will land on all four of these candidates, it' s hard to know who will blossom and who will wither.
What we  do  know for certain is that the 2020 election -- and the battle for the Senate majority -- is far from over. And Georgia is the next battleground.
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Starship      ( Date: 06-Nov-2020 14:14) Posted:

Most of us just want Trump GONE!!!!!!
We' re sick and tird of him creating chaoes everyday and giving us sleepless nights worrying over his next tweet and next Hong Kong ct or hatever Act and whatever tariffs.
At least with Biden, he' ll be doing all these things quietly and diplomaticaly with the countries involved and he won' t give us heaart attacks and mental breakdowns every hour of the day.

And most of us want a Hung Gov in US so the emocrats and Republicans cn spend all their time and energy fightin among theselves and leave the rest of the World ALONE!!!!!

CheeryVGoh      ( Date: 06-Nov-2020 14:09) Posted:



(CNN)No matter whether Donald Trump or Joe Biden winds up carrying the state of Georgia in the 2020 presidential race, the Peach State is already guaranteed to be the center of the political universe come early 2021.
With virtually all of the votes counted in the state, it now seems entirely possible that Georgia  could host not one but two(!) Senate runoffs  in January, races that, if numbers in the rest of the country hold, will be positioned to decide which party controls the world' s greatest deliberative body for the next two years.
How did we get here? Well, Georgia has a state law that if no candidate receives a simple majority of the votes in the November election, the top two vote-getters advance to a January 5 runoff. Which is exactly what appears to have happened in both of the state' s Senate seats.
Appointed  Sen. Kelly Loeffler (R) came in second behind Democrat Raphael Warnock  in the first race, a special election to fill the seat of retired Sen. Johnny Isakson (R) until 2022. Neither candidate came close to 50% -- there were several other serious candidates in the all-party primary -- and will face off in January.
In the other Senate race, incumbent Republican David Perdue appeared for the first 36 hours after polls closed to potentially have  avoided a runoff against Democrat Jon Ossoff, as his vote share hovered slightly above 50%. But as the urban core around Atlanta (DeKalb County) began reporting its vote in larger number on Thursday afternoon, Perdue was hovering near 50% -- making a run-off look more likely.
Now consider the broader Senate math.
 
 
 
At the moment, Democrats have netted just one seat in the 2020 elections. Democratic challengers won in Colorado and Arizona, but Sen. Doug Jones (D) lost his seat in Alabama. Seats considered potential Democratic flips like Maine and Iowa didn' t materialize. And in North Carolina, Sen. Thom Tillis (R) continues to hold a narrow but stable edge over Democrat Cal Cunningham, although the race has yet to be called.
If Biden winds up winning the presidency -- as looks more likely than not at this point -- Democrats would need a net gain of three seats to win the majority. Which, if the map stayed as it is right now, would mean that if Democrats won both Georgia runoffs, they would retake Senate control.
Could that happen? Of course, it could. Is it the most likely outcome? As of today, given what we saw in terms of the unexpected strength of Republican candidates in Senate races, it is not.
But make no mistake: Partisans (and donors) in both parties can do the math we just did.
Which means they, too, know the massively high stakes for the Senate (and the country) at work in Georgia over these next few months. Which means that millions upon millions of dollars will pour into both of these races and they will both get covered like mini-presidential races by the state and national media, since there will be no other elections out there.
Handicapping the two potential runoffs is virtually impossible at the moment because of the level of uncertainty in the presidential race -- and in Georgia in particular. If Biden winds up winning the state, and that' s certainly at least a possibility as of this moment, then Democrats may well be energized heading into the runoffs.
Or maybe Republicans, who have long taken the state' s conservative bent for granted, will see the two likely Senate runoffs as a chance to reassert their state' s ideological lean. Plus, with the amount of money and national media attention (and scrutiny) that will land on all four of these candidates, it' s hard to know who will blossom and who will wither.
What we  do  know for certain is that the 2020 election -- and the battle for the Senate majority -- is far from over. And Georgia is the next battleground.
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06-Nov-2020 14:23     
 
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 Alert Admin 		Sis I got yr point on Nevada alrdy 
Thanks for this input......yes Georgia is the next fight again / still control of Senate ......seem like USA is in much issue for some time to come. 
Hopefully the market wil be better then . 

CheeryVGoh      ( Date: 06-Nov-2020 14:09) Posted:



(CNN)No matter whether Donald Trump or Joe Biden winds up carrying the state of Georgia in the 2020 presidential race, the Peach State is already guaranteed to be the center of the political universe come early 2021.
With virtually all of the votes counted in the state, it now seems entirely possible that Georgia  could host not one but two(!) Senate runoffs  in January, races that, if numbers in the rest of the country hold, will be positioned to decide which party controls the world' s greatest deliberative body for the next two years.
How did we get here? Well, Georgia has a state law that if no candidate receives a simple majority of the votes in the November election, the top two vote-getters advance to a January 5 runoff. Which is exactly what appears to have happened in both of the state' s Senate seats.
Appointed  Sen. Kelly Loeffler (R) came in second behind Democrat Raphael Warnock  in the first race, a special election to fill the seat of retired Sen. Johnny Isakson (R) until 2022. Neither candidate came close to 50% -- there were several other serious candidates in the all-party primary -- and will face off in January.
In the other Senate race, incumbent Republican David Perdue appeared for the first 36 hours after polls closed to potentially have  avoided a runoff against Democrat Jon Ossoff, as his vote share hovered slightly above 50%. But as the urban core around Atlanta (DeKalb County) began reporting its vote in larger number on Thursday afternoon, Perdue was hovering near 50% -- making a run-off look more likely.
Now consider the broader Senate math.
 
 
 
At the moment, Democrats have netted just one seat in the 2020 elections. Democratic challengers won in Colorado and Arizona, but Sen. Doug Jones (D) lost his seat in Alabama. Seats considered potential Democratic flips like Maine and Iowa didn' t materialize. And in North Carolina, Sen. Thom Tillis (R) continues to hold a narrow but stable edge over Democrat Cal Cunningham, although the race has yet to be called.
If Biden winds up winning the presidency -- as looks more likely than not at this point -- Democrats would need a net gain of three seats to win the majority. Which, if the map stayed as it is right now, would mean that if Democrats won both Georgia runoffs, they would retake Senate control.
Could that happen? Of course, it could. Is it the most likely outcome? As of today, given what we saw in terms of the unexpected strength of Republican candidates in Senate races, it is not.
But make no mistake: Partisans (and donors) in both parties can do the math we just did.
Which means they, too, know the massively high stakes for the Senate (and the country) at work in Georgia over these next few months. Which means that millions upon millions of dollars will pour into both of these races and they will both get covered like mini-presidential races by the state and national media, since there will be no other elections out there.
Handicapping the two potential runoffs is virtually impossible at the moment because of the level of uncertainty in the presidential race -- and in Georgia in particular. If Biden winds up winning the state, and that' s certainly at least a possibility as of this moment, then Democrats may well be energized heading into the runoffs.
Or maybe Republicans, who have long taken the state' s conservative bent for granted, will see the two likely Senate runoffs as a chance to reassert their state' s ideological lean. Plus, with the amount of money and national media attention (and scrutiny) that will land on all four of these candidates, it' s hard to know who will blossom and who will wither.
What we  do  know for certain is that the 2020 election -- and the battle for the Senate majority -- is far from over. And Georgia is the next battleground.
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06-Nov-2020 14:14     
 
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 Alert Admin 		Most of us just want Trump GONE!!!!!!
We' re sick and tird of him creating chaoes everyday and giving us sleepless nights worrying over his next tweet and next Hong Kong ct or hatever Act and whatever tariffs.
At least with Biden, he' ll be doing all these things quietly and diplomaticaly with the countries involved and he won' t give us heaart attacks and mental breakdowns every hour of the day.

And most of us want a Hung Gov in US so the emocrats and Republicans cn spend all their time and energy fightin among theselves and leave the rest of the World ALONE!!!!!

CheeryVGoh      ( Date: 06-Nov-2020 14:09) Posted:



(CNN)No matter whether Donald Trump or Joe Biden winds up carrying the state of Georgia in the 2020 presidential race, the Peach State is already guaranteed to be the center of the political universe come early 2021.
With virtually all of the votes counted in the state, it now seems entirely possible that Georgia  could host not one but two(!) Senate runoffs  in January, races that, if numbers in the rest of the country hold, will be positioned to decide which party controls the world' s greatest deliberative body for the next two years.
How did we get here? Well, Georgia has a state law that if no candidate receives a simple majority of the votes in the November election, the top two vote-getters advance to a January 5 runoff. Which is exactly what appears to have happened in both of the state' s Senate seats.
Appointed  Sen. Kelly Loeffler (R) came in second behind Democrat Raphael Warnock  in the first race, a special election to fill the seat of retired Sen. Johnny Isakson (R) until 2022. Neither candidate came close to 50% -- there were several other serious candidates in the all-party primary -- and will face off in January.
In the other Senate race, incumbent Republican David Perdue appeared for the first 36 hours after polls closed to potentially have  avoided a runoff against Democrat Jon Ossoff, as his vote share hovered slightly above 50%. But as the urban core around Atlanta (DeKalb County) began reporting its vote in larger number on Thursday afternoon, Perdue was hovering near 50% -- making a run-off look more likely.
Now consider the broader Senate math.
 
 
 
At the moment, Democrats have netted just one seat in the 2020 elections. Democratic challengers won in Colorado and Arizona, but Sen. Doug Jones (D) lost his seat in Alabama. Seats considered potential Democratic flips like Maine and Iowa didn' t materialize. And in North Carolina, Sen. Thom Tillis (R) continues to hold a narrow but stable edge over Democrat Cal Cunningham, although the race has yet to be called.
If Biden winds up winning the presidency -- as looks more likely than not at this point -- Democrats would need a net gain of three seats to win the majority. Which, if the map stayed as it is right now, would mean that if Democrats won both Georgia runoffs, they would retake Senate control.
Could that happen? Of course, it could. Is it the most likely outcome? As of today, given what we saw in terms of the unexpected strength of Republican candidates in Senate races, it is not.
But make no mistake: Partisans (and donors) in both parties can do the math we just did.
Which means they, too, know the massively high stakes for the Senate (and the country) at work in Georgia over these next few months. Which means that millions upon millions of dollars will pour into both of these races and they will both get covered like mini-presidential races by the state and national media, since there will be no other elections out there.
Handicapping the two potential runoffs is virtually impossible at the moment because of the level of uncertainty in the presidential race -- and in Georgia in particular. If Biden winds up winning the state, and that' s certainly at least a possibility as of this moment, then Democrats may well be energized heading into the runoffs.
Or maybe Republicans, who have long taken the state' s conservative bent for granted, will see the two likely Senate runoffs as a chance to reassert their state' s ideological lean. Plus, with the amount of money and national media attention (and scrutiny) that will land on all four of these candidates, it' s hard to know who will blossom and who will wither.
What we  do  know for certain is that the 2020 election -- and the battle for the Senate majority -- is far from over. And Georgia is the next battleground.
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(CNN)No matter whether Donald Trump or Joe Biden winds up carrying the state of Georgia in the 2020 presidential race, the Peach State is already guaranteed to be the center of the political universe come early 2021.
With virtually all of the votes counted in the state, it now seems entirely possible that Georgia  could host not one but two(!) Senate runoffs  in January, races that, if numbers in the rest of the country hold, will be positioned to decide which party controls the world' s greatest deliberative body for the next two years.
How did we get here? Well, Georgia has a state law that if no candidate receives a simple majority of the votes in the November election, the top two vote-getters advance to a January 5 runoff. Which is exactly what appears to have happened in both of the state' s Senate seats.
Appointed  Sen. Kelly Loeffler (R) came in second behind Democrat Raphael Warnock  in the first race, a special election to fill the seat of retired Sen. Johnny Isakson (R) until 2022. Neither candidate came close to 50% -- there were several other serious candidates in the all-party primary -- and will face off in January.
In the other Senate race, incumbent Republican David Perdue appeared for the first 36 hours after polls closed to potentially have  avoided a runoff against Democrat Jon Ossoff, as his vote share hovered slightly above 50%. But as the urban core around Atlanta (DeKalb County) began reporting its vote in larger number on Thursday afternoon, Perdue was hovering near 50% -- making a run-off look more likely.
Now consider the broader Senate math.
 
 
 
At the moment, Democrats have netted just one seat in the 2020 elections. Democratic challengers won in Colorado and Arizona, but Sen. Doug Jones (D) lost his seat in Alabama. Seats considered potential Democratic flips like Maine and Iowa didn' t materialize. And in North Carolina, Sen. Thom Tillis (R) continues to hold a narrow but stable edge over Democrat Cal Cunningham, although the race has yet to be called.
If Biden winds up winning the presidency -- as looks more likely than not at this point -- Democrats would need a net gain of three seats to win the majority. Which, if the map stayed as it is right now, would mean that if Democrats won both Georgia runoffs, they would retake Senate control.
Could that happen? Of course, it could. Is it the most likely outcome? As of today, given what we saw in terms of the unexpected strength of Republican candidates in Senate races, it is not.
But make no mistake: Partisans (and donors) in both parties can do the math we just did.
Which means they, too, know the massively high stakes for the Senate (and the country) at work in Georgia over these next few months. Which means that millions upon millions of dollars will pour into both of these races and they will both get covered like mini-presidential races by the state and national media, since there will be no other elections out there.
Handicapping the two potential runoffs is virtually impossible at the moment because of the level of uncertainty in the presidential race -- and in Georgia in particular. If Biden winds up winning the state, and that' s certainly at least a possibility as of this moment, then Democrats may well be energized heading into the runoffs.
Or maybe Republicans, who have long taken the state' s conservative bent for granted, will see the two likely Senate runoffs as a chance to reassert their state' s ideological lean. Plus, with the amount of money and national media attention (and scrutiny) that will land on all four of these candidates, it' s hard to know who will blossom and who will wither.
What we  do  know for certain is that the 2020 election -- and the battle for the Senate majority -- is far from over. And Georgia is the next battleground.
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06-Nov-2020 14:02     
 
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 Alert Admin 		I meant Nevada is without Senate election in this election, doesn' t mean Nevada is without Senator.

There are 4 seats left at present which is :

Georgia (2 seats)
North Carolina (1 seat)
Alaska (1 seat)

Georgia has the rare opportunity to vote on two Senate races in 2020. In this special election, Republican incumbent Sen. Kelly Loeffler is facing challenges from fellow Republican Rep. Doug Collins and Democrat Raphael Warnock. If no candidate wins more than 50% of the vote, the top two vote-getting candidates, even if they are from the same party, advance to a runoff election on Jan. 5, 2021.


 

FATABA      ( Date: 06-Nov-2020 13:31) Posted:

Each state , regardless of its population size is equally represented by 2 senators who serve staggered terms of six years. 
There are 50 states in Union ,,,,therefore 100 senators . 

Yes for this  election 3 nov 2020.... 35 seats ,  So Nevada is not up yet if not wrong . ( it is complicated system) as some state flip or change in between . 
Now the count is 48/48  ( w V President or the President having one extra vote LOL ) 
That is what I know . stand to be corrected 

Anyway we might see result soon.

CheeryVGoh      ( Date: 06-Nov-2020 13:08) Posted:

You google USA senate election, you will see Nevada is without Senate
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06-Nov-2020 13:35     
 
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 Alert Admin 		Let us be prepared for more foolery ahead. 
Trump is very entertaining to watch!
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06-Nov-2020 13:34     
 
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 Alert Admin 		Whatever it could be one of the closest election in the history of USA .  Never did anyone expect Cockle head Trump to have done as well 
as now ( esp after the pandemic numbers in USA ) 

Good luck to the world . 
 

CheeryVGoh      ( Date: 06-Nov-2020 13:20) Posted:

The updated figure is DT leads by just 1775 votes in Georgia.

FATABA      ( Date: 06-Nov-2020 13:11) Posted:

Gd news ....9.55pm USA time ....Georgia lead by Trump is so close w abt 16,000 votes to be counted. 
Biden need 56% of this to win ....wow

Now as it stand B ( 2445321) , T ( 2447223 ) ...omg omg 

On going 


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 Alert Admin 		Each state , regardless of its population size is equally represented by 2 senators who serve staggered terms of six years. 
There are 50 states in Union ,,,,therefore 100 senators . 

Yes for this  election 3 nov 2020.... 35 seats ,  So Nevada is not up yet if not wrong . ( it is complicated system) as some state flip or change in between . 
Now the count is 48/48  ( w V President or the President having one extra vote LOL ) 
That is what I know . stand to be corrected 

Anyway we might see result soon.

CheeryVGoh      ( Date: 06-Nov-2020 13:08) Posted:

You google USA senate election, you will see Nevada is without Senate.

CheeryVGoh      ( Date: 06-Nov-2020 13:04) Posted:

Confirmed Nevada don' t have, like California, North Dakota & some other states there is no senate
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06-Nov-2020 13:20     
 
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 Alert Admin 		The updated figure is DT leads by just 1775 votes in Georgia.

FATABA      ( Date: 06-Nov-2020 13:11) Posted:

Gd news ....9.55pm USA time ....Georgia lead by Trump is so close w abt 16,000 votes to be counted. 
Biden need 56% of this to win ....wow

Now as it stand B ( 2445321) , T ( 2447223 ) ...omg omg 

On going 

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 Alert Admin 		Gd news ....9.55pm USA time ....Georgia lead by Trump is so close w abt 16,000 votes to be counted. 
Biden need 56% of this to win ....wow

Now as it stand B ( 2445321) , T ( 2447223 ) ...omg omg 

On going 
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 Alert Admin 		Standby, Standby... the results will be out soon.
Meanwhile, DBS looks strong with a good dividend payout and investors are waiting longingly for it at the end of Dec. It would be a like a post Christmas gift.
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 Alert Admin 		You google USA senate election, you will see Nevada is without Senate.

CheeryVGoh      ( Date: 06-Nov-2020 13:04) Posted:

Confirmed Nevada don' t have, like California, North Dakota & some other states there is no senate.

FATABA      ( Date: 06-Nov-2020 12:58) Posted:

Sis I think there is one seat for Nevada ,,,which shld o to Demo .....( like Alsaka to Trump ) 
I dont think it is in the number yet as Nevada is not conclusive yet ....Trump has ask for recount if not wrong. 
U may double check ( stand corrected ) 
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 Alert Admin 		Confirmed Nevada don' t have, like California, North Dakota & some other states there is no senate.

FATABA      ( Date: 06-Nov-2020 12:58) Posted:

Sis I think there is one seat for Nevada ,,,which shld o to Demo .....( like Alsaka to Trump ) 
I dont think it is in the number yet as Nevada is not conclusive yet ....Trump has ask for recount if not wrong. 
U may double check ( stand corrected ) 
Thanks 

CheeryVGoh      ( Date: 06-Nov-2020 12:37) Posted:

Senate - now 4 seats left.

Alaska Senate will go to Trump
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 Alert Admin 		Sis I think there is one seat for Nevada ,,,which shld o to Demo .....( like Alsaka to Trump ) 
I dont think it is in the number yet as Nevada is not conclusive yet ....Trump has ask for recount if not wrong. 
U may double check ( stand corrected ) 
Thanks 

CheeryVGoh      ( Date: 06-Nov-2020 12:37) Posted:

Senate - now 4 seats left.

Alaska Senate will go to Trump.

CheeryVGoh      ( Date: 06-Nov-2020 12:32) Posted:

Bro,

Nevada no senate election. Biden needs both GA & NC to control senat
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06-Nov-2020 12:55     
 
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 Alert Admin 		Not every states has senate. Nevada doesn' t have senate election.

Think Trump doesnt have a chance to take House as Biden should be able to win at least 1 more besides winning Nevada. 

FATABA      ( Date: 06-Nov-2020 12:32) Posted:

House is not as important compare to senate if I may say ( like round 1 of approval as against the final round) 
Nevada has 6 house / Georgia 16 hse /NC 15 hse ....and so on . ( each state only one senate seat ) 
Trump still has a chance to take the house if he wins all except Nevada....hv to work out the maths LOL 
Anyway we SHOULD know over the weekend :) 
 

uiop1223      ( Date: 06-Nov-2020 12:13) Posted:

The whole thing very confusing.. then theres lower house that democrats control.
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 Alert Admin 		Senate - now 4 seats left.

Alaska Senate will go to Trump.

CheeryVGoh      ( Date: 06-Nov-2020 12:32) Posted:

Bro,

Nevada no senate election. Biden needs both GA & NC to control senate

FATABA      ( Date: 06-Nov-2020 12:25) Posted:

Biden dont need both GA n NC ......as Nevada is his ( which u miss out )   
So technically best to hv one more state and w Nevada n VP ...he is 51 . LOL 
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Nevada no senate election. Biden needs both GA & NC to control senate

FATABA      ( Date: 06-Nov-2020 12:25) Posted:

Biden dont need both GA n NC ......as Nevada is his ( which u miss out )   
So technically best to hv one more state and w Nevada n VP ...he is 51 . LOL 

CheeryVGoh      ( Date: 06-Nov-2020 12:20) Posted:

Think chances for Blue team to win Georgia & Penns for Presidential is high as the mail-in votes supporting Blue is higher.

Biden needs Georgia & North Carolina to control Senate.
48 +1 (GA) +1(NC) +1 (VP) = 51

Think it is still possible, although slim.

For Georgia, below means that there will be a runoff election as no candidate wins more than 50%, if Blue wins then it would be good. 
 
Georgia has the rare opportunity to vote on two Senate races in 2020. In this special election, Republican incumbent Sen. Kelly Loeffler is facing challenges from fellow Republican Rep. Doug Collins and Democrat Raphael Warnock. If no candidate wins more than 50% of the vote, the top two vote-getting candidates, even if they are from the same party, advance to a runoff election on Jan. 5, 2021.

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97% Est. Vote Counted
 
Candidate Total Votes % Votes
Raphael  Warnock (D) 1,600,167 32.8%
Kelly  Loeffler (R) * 1,266,430 26.0%


 
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 Alert Admin 		House is not as important compare to senate if I may say ( like round 1 of approval as against the final round) 
Nevada has 6 house / Georgia 16 hse /NC 15 hse ....and so on . ( each state only one senate seat ) 
Trump still has a chance to take the house if he wins all except Nevada....hv to work out the maths LOL 
Anyway we SHOULD know over the weekend :) 
 

uiop1223      ( Date: 06-Nov-2020 12:13) Posted:

The whole thing very confusing.. then theres lower house that democrats control..

FATABA      ( Date: 06-Nov-2020 09:53) Posted:

Win n b  president is one thing .....concern is really the control of Senate .....

w Nevada, Biden will be president ......but will he b a lame duck if NO controll of Senate n house even .
He need 50 seats to control Senate ( plus one for VP if he is president ) 
Budget n support bill need to be pass for Senate control and this seem the most important which is why the cockle trumpet is stopping all count or in court 
( hope to reverse all those state w 1% different ) ..
USA will face a very very tough recovery after this as a DIVIDED super power will face .
( alllow me to sideline...if Spore someday face a divided Spore ...we are finished immediately no recovery as NO resource ) 

So the final result on ANY one other state win NC, Ga or Pa is very important ...
awaiting patiently 


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