@AliVelshi notes provisionals aren’t breaking at the same rate for Biden.

Sure. But here js the thing: you can’t count provisionals until you are done counting mail ins! What does that mean?
The counties who already reported provisionals are going to generally be skewed to counties that didn’t have many mail in ballots to get through in the first place.

Meanwhile, Philly, Allegheny, Montco, Delco have reported a combined... zero of them.
The counties who already reported provisionals are going to generally be skewed to counties that didn’t have many mail in ballots to get through in the first place. Meanwhile, Philly, Allegheny, Montco, Delco have reported a combined... zero of them.
The counties who already reported provisionals are going to generally be skewed to counties that didn’t have many mail in ballots to get through in the first place. Meanwhile, Philly, Allegheny, Montco, Delco have reported a combined... zero of them.
The counties who already reported provisionals are going to generally be skewed to counties that didn’t have many mail in ballots to get through in the first place. Meanwhile, Philly, Allegheny, Montco, Delco have reported a combined... zero of them.
The counties who already reported provisionals are going to generally be skewed to counties that didn’t have many mail in ballots to get through in the first place. Meanwhile, Philly, Allegheny, Montco, Delco have reported a combined... zero of them.
Basically, any big county, except maybe York.

Again, they will not be as favorable to Biden as the mail ins. But they will be disproportionately in Biden counties, and (I would bet) somewhere between the general county total and the mail in numbers.
Basically, any big county, except maybe York. Again, they will not be as favorable to Biden as the mail ins. But they will be disproportionately in Biden counties, and (I would bet) somewhere between the general county total and the mail in numbers.
Basically, any big county, except maybe York. Again, they will not be as favorable to Biden as the mail ins. But they will be disproportionately in Biden counties, and (I would bet) somewhere between the general county total and the mail in numbers.
Basically, any big county, except maybe York. Again, they will not be as favorable to Biden as the mail ins. But they will be disproportionately in Biden counties, and (I would bet) somewhere between the general county total and the mail in numbers.
Basically, any big county, except maybe York. Again, they will not be as favorable to Biden as the mail ins. But they will be disproportionately in Biden counties, and (I would bet) somewhere between the general county total and the mail in numbers.
And remember, if it is about people not returning mail ins, there were 60k more democratic unreturned ballots than republicans statewide. (Via @sixtysixwards).
The bottom line: the election is over. The lead will grow.

Once Allegheny restarts tonight, go giving another chunk to Biden, hopefully they just call the damn thing.
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