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    From slider@1:229/2 to All on Thursday, November 12, 2020 15:12:56
    From: slider@anashram.com

    A campaign sign for Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden is displayed outside of the Surprise Court House polling location (Getty Images)

    President-elect Joe Biden has finally been announced as the winner in
    Arizona by one of the last remaining analysts to call the state, days
    after the Associated Press, Fox News and several other networks projected
    his victory.

    https://www.reportdoor.com/biden-win-in-arizona-confirmed-as-analyst-says-there-is-now-no-way-back-for-trump/

    Mr Biden no longer needed to win Arizona’s 11 electoral votes, which take
    him to a total of 290, after he was declared the winner in the crucial
    swing state ofPennsylvania on Saturday.

    But the result in Arizona was still being closely watched, after some
    analysts suggested the projection of a result in the state on election
    night itself was a little premature.

    The victory in Arizona is a historic one for the Democrats, who last took
    the seat in 1996 during Bill Clinton’s re-election campaign. Before Mr Clinton, the last Democrat to win in Arizona was Harry Truman in 1948.

    The election results reporting website Decision Desk HQ becomes the latest
    to call Arizona, projecting it in Mr Biden’s favour late on Wednesday with
    an estimated 24,000 ballots still to be counted. Though the gap in the
    state had been narrowing, analysts said they now believe there’s no way
    back for Donald Trump, who trails by around 11,600 votes.

    The final ballots could still be significant, however, with the state’s
    rules saying that a recount will only be triggered if the candidates are
    within 0.1 per cent of each other. Currently, Mr Biden leads by 0.3
    percentage points.

    This year’s election was also historic for Arizona because voters in the state returned more than three million ballots for the first time.
    According to the AZ Capitol Times, the state is projected to hit 80 per
    cent in voter turnout. The only other time Arizona hit the 80 per cent
    turnout mark was in 1980.

    =Arizona also stood out during the count because while in most states
    across the country, the counting of mail-in ballots leaned heavily in
    favour of Mr Biden, in Arizona they actually favoured Mr Trump.
    Ultimately, however, it was not enough to claw back Mr Biden’s early lead.

    ### - lol well there goes arizona! :)))

    another 11-nails in trumpy's electoral coffin hah!

    (gud!) :P

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