Biden Is Projected To Be The President-Elect. Here’s How It All Went Down.

Amelia Thomson-DeVeaux

I suspect the “legal challenges” avenue is not going to be a fruitful one, Micah, if the Trump team is actually thinking the outcome can be changed through litigation at this point. I chatted with Galen yesterday about how the Trump campaign’s litigation is going so far — and the answer is not well. The campaign has yet to produce any evidence of voting-related wrongdoing or misconduct, despite all the (false) talk about fraud and a stolen election.

Micah Cohen

12:25 pm

Interesting reporting from our colleague at ABC News, Katherine Faulders:

Vibe in the President’s inner circle this morning is a bit of a stalemate. Many discussions of what to do next & they are splitting into two roads. (1) what legal challenges are possible (2) dusting off the plans for a “Trump TV” like network should this end w/ @KFaulders
— John Santucci (@Santucci) November 6, 2020

Nathaniel Rakich

12:24 pm

And in Nevada, Biden currently leads by 1.6 percentage points, or 20,542 votes. It’s unclear exactly how many votes remain to be counted (yesterday the state said about 190,000, but plenty of votes have reported since then), but it kind of doesn’t matter: Because the remaining votes are all mail or provisional ballots (and are mostly from solidly blue Clark County), they should only help Biden.

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