Buzz Watson

BREAKING: Trump ignorantly attacks the US trade agreements with Mexico and Canada. He says "I blame our leadership for allowing it to happen." For those of you who don't have dementia, selective memories, or are brainwashed, Trump is the one who created and signed the US-Mexico-and-Canada Trade Agreement in 2020 (USMCA).

This is what you can expect in the swing states and other states of interest on Election night. Don't let people try and tell you that it's fraud, or a "rigged election." It's just how the elections work in these states. Pennsylvania In Pennsylvania, expect Republicans to show a significant early lead on election night, but that lead will gradually shrink as mail-in ballots are counted. Trump and MAGA supporters may claim that something nefarious is happening as Democrats, once again, receive large batches of votes and close the gap. However, the shift will likely be less dramatic than in 2020, as more Republicans are expected to vote early this time. North Carolina Republicans are expected to take an early lead in North Carolina, with Democrats making up some ground as mail-in ballots are counted after polls close. New laws prevent early voting results from being reported immediately after the polls close, which may delay the release of early voting results slightly. Wisconsin Republicans are likely to take a significant lead in Wisconsin after the polls close, but as more absentee ballots are counted, Democrats are expected to gain ground and potentially take the lead. Arizona Democrats are likely to take an early lead in Arizona, as early ballots can be counted before Election Day ballots. Republicans are expected to make up ground and potentially take the lead, but Democrats may regain a slight edge in the later hours and the following day as ballots dropped off on Election Day are hand-counted. Nevada If Democrats are trailing by a small margin on Election Day, they may close the gap, as Nevada counts ballots postmarked by Election Day and received within four days afterward. Michigan Democrats may pull out to an early lead in Michigan, as jurisdictions with over 5,000 residents can start processing absentee ballots eight days before Election Day. Republicans are then expected to narrow the lead. Florida and Ohio In both Florida and Ohio, expect Democrats to take an early lead as early/mail-in votes are reported, followed by Republicans gaining ground as Election Day ballots are counted. The change will likely be less pronounced than in 2020, as more Republicans are expected to vote early this year. Please bookmark this post so you can show others how it works when MAGA begins claiming "election fraud." Keep in mind this post was made the day before the election.