Yeah basically what I was thinking. And we as a society never really recovered from the path 1968 put us on

such dark times ahead

And many are moving right

Oconee County, Georgia (sub/exburban to Athens) has now counted all of its votes. Trump improved his margin there from 33.5% to 35.9%. His raw vote margin increased from 8,435 to 9,808.

"Dems held onto their 2016/2020 gains with white suburbanites, but bleed out with white and non-white working class voters simultaneously because of inflation" is one of the bad outcomes I was really, really hoping we'd manage to avoid.

For all the "but what about Hamilton County" responses when I said the suburbs weren't improving: as they've counted eday Trump has done better, he's now at 4.4% ahead. Even if he doesn't quite manage to finish at his old 6.8% margin, that's still basically the same.

What? No, it's both, there's an entire table underneath, you can add it up yourself. It's only missing a few eday precincts.

Oh goodie, and the philly turnout surge may not have been real after all xitter.cf/sixtysixwards/status/1…

that's just talking about the interactive map below it, not the vote totals

If you want to say there are more Dem votes hiding out there in mail or whatever, fine, but Trump is 5k votes ahead of his 2020 total and harris is 16k behind biden. that's a problem when this is the kind of county that's supposed to counteract rural swings.

It says it's not included in the map. The 119K EVs are already counted

Booned hasn't shifted to the left yet. It's at Trump+11 with about 3/4 counted at most

they haven't seen anything yet, they just counted the early votes first and are getting redder as eday comes in

Like, either this is a tabulation error or Harris is in serious trouble and has to hope that the massive rural swings from the south and new england are just not quite enough to flip MI, PA, and WI