818 vs. 95,801
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They actually can't know this.
All they can do is see the difference between totals for the Senate candidates and totals for the Presidential candidates.
So to get this number they assume that a Biden topline w/ Republican down ballot didn't happen at all. Which is odd considering how much ink establishment republicans wrote about this in the last three months.
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They actually can't know this.
All they can do is see the difference between totals for the Senate candidates and totals for the Presidential candidates.
So to get this number they assume that a Biden topline w/ Republican down ballot didn't happen at all. Which is odd considering how much ink establishment republicans wrote about this in the last three months.
@jon-nyc said in 818 vs. 95,801:
They actually can't know this.
All they can do is see the difference between totals for the Senate candidates and totals for the Presidential candidates.
So to get this number they assume that a Biden topline w/ Republican down ballot didn't happen at all. Which is odd considering how much ink establishment republicans wrote about this in the last three months.
Why can't they see this? Just look at the ballots.
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