Serious question: If the argument is that all these states have flipped on mail in ballots alone, PA by +700,000, why did they call Senate/House races so early? Those same ballots have all seats in play.
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Do you have to vote for the senate and house or can you just vote in the presidential race? I do agree that the 700,000 turnaround is enormous, and how did they know not to call it.
Georgia seemed to sit on 99% forever.
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I think you can elect to vote on whatever you want on the ballot. But i've never cast a mailin, always in person. But why wouldnt you vote for all? I would think more would than wouldnt. 99% in not called bc so close but only on POTUS? Optics are terrible.