DM betting ideas if you want
Do you like betting on the American elections? GOOD, because this post is chock full of bets. We are two months away so I decided its time (it might be too soon, TOO BAD)
First of all: WHICH PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE WILL WIN THE ELECTORAL COLLEGE:
It has been brought up to my attention that there could be a deadlock WITHOUT a tie (like a third party fricking it up), so in this case, I will award the win to the tie, consider tie as "nobody has a majority", thank you
In the sticked comment there will be a bet for the POPULAR VOTE winner and 50+ other bets for who wins EACH GOD-DARNED ELECTORAL COLLEGE DISTRICT
You will have a month to bet until I close all these bets and we wait for the election, by then someone will have made another election betting thread when its closer too, so don't worry. !bets !goombling !goomblers !pings !metashit
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Which presidential candidate will win the FIRST DISTRICT of the state of Nebraska?
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Which presidential candidate will win the POPULAR VOTE on (and thus) the state of Nebraska?
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Which presidential candidate will win the SECOND DISTRICT of the state of Nebraska?
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Which presidential candidate will win the THIRD DISTRICT of the state of Nebraska?
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Only for the districts?
Where is the third district?
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I understood that Nebraska had two districts and Maine had three, am I incorrect?
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Nebraska has three districts. Maine has two.
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Thx I thought I had swapped them but apparently I just didn't make the third one for Nebraska
There's also an overall winner for the state? This was really unclear to me, I'm not that burguerbrained
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Yes. The candidate which wins the popular vote in the states, is entitled to two electoral votes, in both Maine, and Nebraska.
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Thank you, I added this one as well
I tried googling but tbh I did not understood
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