Found a site with more precise vote counting https://uselectionatlas.org/RESULTS/

I made this comment based on Green Party results compared to 2016, but actually, this seems like it's the best PSL has ever done. And that's without all of California counted, too! Also worth noting that the Greens (despite their poor performance) appear to have done better than the Libertarians, which I don't think has ever happened. They did better than RFK as well. So at least there's that.

Thwarted adventurism:
https://xcancel.com/BNONews/status/1853870167622869215

BREAKING: Man 'smelling like fuel' and carrying a torch and flare gun arrested at the U.S. Capitol

will probably amount to nothing, but funny either way

have a feeling there might be some, irregularities, in this election.

I've had a pretty bad day so I decided to tune into the Majority Report live show just now for some schadenfraude, and they're talking to liberal caller who sounds of the verge of tears, who keeps asking how do we know Trump even won democratically, how will we ever know when Democrats are gracious losers and too respectful to check? and then goes on to insist that while he agrees that "we need to get organised" it's important to remember that it "doesn't have to mean joining an organisation" and can just be personal little things.

STRIKE NOW, COMRADES

The liberals are shattered, but may be reshaped

not looking good for joe

Everyone owes Moo Deng an apology

I voted Cornel West for president earlier today (PSL was not on the ballot here). I've now voted for left-wing minor party/independent presidential candidates in all six of the presidential elections that I've voted in. Never had any regrets about any of those votes either.

By the way, this could be the first presidential election since 2008 where left-wing minor party and independent presidential candidates get more combined votes than the Libertarians. Will be interesting to see...

Up the PSL

The fact that Stein got 22% of the vote in Dearborne is amazing.

Holy shit. I still can’t stomach seeing the mixture of chuds and rich fuckboys at trump rallies.

I DONT EVEN HAVE TO SAY SHIT ABT THE POSSIBILITY OF TRUMP WINNING ITS JUST NATURALLY WORTHY OF THE CACKLE OF A BROKEN SOUL

The "blue wall" didn't hold lmfao

I don't think Trump's victory is deserved, kinda wild to see this incompetent man win the presidency for the second time and after making huge mistakes like picking Vance as VP. But I do think Harris' defeat is indeed deserved, they deserved to be crushed because they fucked around too much and became grotesquely arrogant. If anything, the first woman president of the US shouldn't have been this piece of shit loser who failed her way to the top and the Democrats forced everyone to like because they refused to pressure Biden to step down earlier and then refused to hold primaries.

Serves them right.

Now I beg you, organize. And when you think you're done organizing, organize some more. And when that is enough, no it isn't, more organization is needed. In times of extreme polarization, organization becomes desirable and mandatory.

went straight to bed after work just so i could wake up at 1am to watch this shit </3

i don't even care who wins. i'm just in it for the love of the game

You love to see it

How is it that Kamala could get Dick Cheney to endorse her but couldn't get him to steal some states?

The year of four presidents:

✅trump elected (??)

🔲biden dies

(click to expand the quest menu)

I didn't really care who wins but i really want king bazinga to eat shit

this happened entirely due to bad empanada endorsement

I don't care who wins the presidential election but I'm really pulling for my one good local DSA dem to remain in the state assembly, voting for her in the primary against her AIPAC backed challenger was the only good thing to come out of me being registered as a dem so I hope she can stay

Like she's legit the only dem I'm voting for and she deserves to win for opposing the genocide and just having consistently good policy

Bernie Sanders wins fourth term in Vermont, defeating Republican Gerald Malloy

Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., won reelection Tuesday, defeating Republican Gerald Malloy and securing his fourth term in the U.S. Senate. At 83, Sanders will continue his decades-long career in Washington with another six-year term.

Known as a leading progressive, Sanders has championed policies like Medicare for All and a higher federal minimum wage. First elected to the U.S. House in 1991, Sanders moved to the Senate in 2007 and ran for president in 2016 and 2020.

Though he is an Independent, Sanders is expected to continue caucusing with the Democratic Party.

You should go to a retirement home instead

Not too sure about Michigan, but Jill Stein just might cost Kamala Virginia.

I’m addicted to shit

Hi, Im looking for someone in a swing state that would like vote swap with me. I want you to vote independent and you can choose what I vote for breakfast, I'll even match 2:1. I'll eat two breakfast.

Imagining liberals gleefully camping outside of polling places tonight in tents like it’s a Harry Potter midnight release

https://live.hexbear.net/c/news

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in other news this fine election day: I got a new cardigan and fuck me it is so god damn cozy

It's truly baffling that people could look historically at US elections and unequivocally say "When people are concerned about the economy, the incumbent party doesn't do well...........................................but this election it'll be different!"

The fact that the campaign didn't distance themselves from Biden will truly be studied for generations (who am I kidding, it probably won't)