2024 Presidential Election -- new thread for the final week

What will be the outcome of the 2024 Presidential Election


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Fulton County (Atlanta) has had 30K votes as of 9am this morning, pushing them to around 475K votes overall. In 2020, they had about 517K. Looking like there will be an increase in votes coming from that county this year. It went for Biden by 46 points in 2020, just FYI.
The few posts I saw on x.is that its fairly quick to vote today in several places around the Atlanta area .
 
Every four years I spend a few fond moments reminiscing about the time Karl Rove (aka Turd Blossom per GWB) was incensed when Fox called Ohio (I believe) for Obama. Utterly freaked out, he demanded he and the anchor go root out the basement dwelling idiot who made the call, so off they go, camera guy in tow, to confront Stat Boy who basically stuffed them. Not changing it, end of story.
 
1. The amount of crossover votes, and whether one side gets disproportionately more crossover (historically it has been about equal, but there are reasons why that might not be the case this year).
2. The independent vote split. If one party or the other gets a disproportionate share of the indy vote, that affects things.
These will be used to declare voting fraud. That might be worth a pie bet, though I doubt anyone would take it.
 
Saw one comment about bad weather in Arkansas and one about good weather in central PA. Anyone aware of any other weather issues that could suppress the vote anywhere, in particular in swing states?
Gloom and rain all day in much of Wisconsin, though drier in the SE corner of the state, where both Madison and Milwaukee sit, than up North.
 
In my polling place this morning, they have only a few electronic machines that have a wait, but a ton of ballots to fill out manually so most people doing that so as to not have to wait. Crowded still in a political active community with no competitive contests whatsoever to vote on. But I wonder if the "Technology" gap is similar across other areas and perhaps could impact the vote counting speed.
 
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