Biden Can Win PA Without Any More Philly Votes

by Gerry November 5, 2020

Biden Can Win PA Without Any More Philly Votes

Even if the Federal Court grants Donald Trump his wish, and shuts down the vote counting in Philadelphia, Joe Biden will still most likely win Pennsylvania.

Unless the court declares that all vote counting in Pennsylvania has to come to a halt, and not just in Philadelphia, there are enough still-to-be-counted votes in the rest of the state to make it virtually impossible for Trump to win Pennsylvania.

According to the Votespa.com website, there are currently 326,348 mail-votes to be counted in Pennsylvania. Only 84,896 of those votes will be coming from Philadelphia.

And while the mail-votes in Philadelphia have been running at a stunning 93.46% in favor of Biden, the former vice president is getting a “respectable” 76.92% of the rest the state’s mail-vote.

So even if Philadelphia’s vote count gets shut down until who knows when, if the other counties in the state keep counting, Biden will pick up a net gain of 109,775 votes. And that would be more than enough to offset Trump’s current lead of 75,003 votes.

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