Folks, assume Biden loses Florida. Fine, whatever. If that happens, he still merely needs to win one of these beige states. Literally any one of them. 
From the replies, it seems there are three personality types:
1) Biden will win this ("glass half-full")
2) you're assuming Biden wins Michigan and Wisconsin ("glass half-empty")
3) it's not beige, it's taupe / olive green / coffee ("who drank half my water?")
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1) Biden will win this ("glass half-full")
2) you're assuming Biden wins Michigan and Wisconsin ("glass half-empty")
3) it's not beige, it's taupe / olive green / coffee ("who drank half my water?")
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... and BTW if you're maniacally refreshing Pennsylvania county results, you should know (a) Republicans blocked early counting of mail-in, it all just started today, it'll take awhile, and (b) some counties aren't even trying to count them until tomorrow: penncapital-star.com/election-2020/…
Yep. Seems unlikely we get the quick, decisive win. But the game here is the same thing all of us decent people actually believe: the election is decided by who gets the most votes, not who is leading on election night.
https://twitter.com/willwilkinson/status/1323835375295565828
24 hours later and, yup, that's the blue parts of the map, except for Nevada, which is withholding results until tomorrow (boooo!).
If Biden wins NV, he can win it all with any one of the toss-up states (currently PA, GA, NC, or AZ). I'd be shocked if he didn't get at least one.
If Biden wins NV, he can win it all with any one of the toss-up states (currently PA, GA, NC, or AZ). I'd be shocked if he didn't get at least one.
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