JCC Senate Gaming 2020 US Presidential Election Contest for Colors!

I knew I should've picked Montana and Alaska to flip!

 

um, and PA.

 

Good point. Amended.


@Bob Saget from the 90's has gotten all except Florida, Iowa, and Pennsylvania.

 

Ties will be decided by ballot counters in Nevada.

 

And then subject to the court cases.

 

Even if North Carolina doesn't flip to blue, @Jedi_Sith_Smuggler_Droid 's landslide guess is only two out (Florida and North Carolina). If it does flip, then the guess is only one out (Florida).

 

What does Nebraska being stripy on this one mean?

 

Nebraska splits its electoral vote, the stripe is the allocated delegate.

 

Reverse gut punch.

 

By a rapid look, I think that PG and I won.

 

This one's pretty good - correctly guessed mixed allocation on both Nebraska and Maine, and got Georgia right. Not Iowa and Alaska though.

 

Alaska is still too close to call because of that mail-in ballot situation, allegedly. That could be the surprise edge Lowie's map needs.*

*It won't be.

 

Alaska will determine whether we win or Lowbacca does.

 

Folks, I'm receiving reports that Alaska is literally the only state that mattered in this entire election.

 

I think Lowie got it—Alaska being blue was probably a mistake and Iowa’s blue because he probably submitted it before that poll last weekend. He’s pretty close on the electoral count, too.

 

We only failed GA, didn't we?

 

It’s impressive that Lowie called Georgia correctly, btw

 

And lose half a point for Maine being full blue instead of blue with red stripes. That is, if you count getting mixed-allocation wrong as half a point instead of one point.

So - 1.5 "points out" for you two, 2 "points out" for him.

 

Lowie’s much closer on the electoral count.

B/c of Georgia.

 

Yorick is even closer because of mistakes that compensate each other. We should evaluate maps and counts separately I believe.

 

Hey @Lowbacca_1977 thoughts?

He probably doesn’t even care lol

 

I think it's only right to look at this once alll the states are projected.

 

I think he does, but he won't confirm it in a way that anybody understands.