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11:30 AM ET, November 4, 2020

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Nate Cohn / New York Times:
The Remaining Vote in Pennsylvania Appears to Be Overwhelmingly for Biden  —  The president leads by nearly 700,000 votes, but there are 1.4 million absentee votes outstanding.  —  Joe Biden has won absentee ballots counted in Pennsylvania by an overwhelming margin so far, according to data from the Secretary of State early Wednesday.
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New York Times:
Election Needles: President  —  If Joe Biden wins one of these three states, he is likely to win the presidency.  —  If President Trump wins all three, it could be days or more before a winner is declared.
New York Times:
Can Biden Still Win?  Can Trump Still Win?  Yes.  Here Are the Remaining Paths.  —  The president was able to close off several avenues to an early Biden win, but the former vice president still has a number of options.  —  Joseph R. Biden Jr. started election night with many paths …
Politico:
POLITICO Playbook: What blue wave?  —  DRIVING THE DAY  —  PRESIDENT DONALD TRUMP and JOE BIDEN are locked in the tightest presidential contest in decades, with TRUMP threatening to drag the race to the Supreme Court.  BIDEN is ahead by a sliver in Wisconsin, TRUMP is up in Michigan and Pennsylvania …
Kadia Goba / BuzzFeed News:
Donald Trump Is Lying About The Early Election Results  —  Trump could still win the election legitimately, with votes still being counted.  Early Wednesday morning, he tried to steal it.  —  Copy  —  WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump, in a 2:30 a.m. address during …
New York Times:
Presidential Election Results  —  Editors at The Times will take into account a number of factors before declaring a winner, including race calls made by The Associated Press and Edison Research, as well as analysis of the votes that have been reported so far.
Bloomberg:
Trump's Road to Supreme Court Is Neither Fast Nor Certain  — President didn't lay out any grounds for a possible challenge  — Republican lawyer says Trump may have hard time blocking votes  —  President Donald Trump said he will go to the U.S. Supreme Court because he wants …
Jonathan Chait / New York Magazine:
Trump Says Vote-Counting Should Only Continue in States Where He's Behind  —  In a late-night speech from the White House, President Trump declared the plan he has been openly signaling for weeks: He hopes to steal the 2020 election by prematurely declaring himself the winner and halting …
Ryan Lizza / Politico:
Biden looks screwed even if he wins  —  This is not the outcome Democrats expected.  —  Despite many bold predictions of a rout in which Democrats gained (or re-gained) Trumpian red territory of 2016, as of early Wednesday only one state — Arizona — had flipped from red to blue.
Timothy P. Carney / Washington Examiner:
Cut out the ‘fraud’ claims: Trump should have sounded like Pence  —  A leader owes his people measured rhetoric that is honest.  He owes his country respect for the democratic process and a presumption of its legitimacy.  —  Donald Trump, who is not known for measured rhetoric, honesty …
Timothy P. Carney / Washington Examiner:
Here's how Alaska's congressional race could determine our next president  —  If Donald Trump wins Pennsylvania, Georgia, North Carolina, and Iowa, while Joe Biden wins Michigan, Wisconsin, and Nevada, we could have a 269 to 269 Electoral College tie, depending on who wins Maine's and Nebraska's 2nd Congressional Districts.
Dave Boucher / Detroit Free Press:
Roughly 80,000 Michigan ballots still being counted as officials preach patience
Discussion: hotair.com
Candy Woodall / USA Today:
In Pennsylvania, 1.4 million ballots still being counted with race too close to call
Discussion: Townhall and National Review
Mark Sherman / Associated Press:
Trump seeks to stop voting, but only counting remains
Michael Ruiz / Fox News:
Hillary Clinton retweets her own message from the day after Election Day 2016
New York Times:
Americans Conclude an Election Like No Other, and It's a Tight One
Washington Post:
USPS disregards court order to conduct ballot sweeps in 12 postal districts after more than 300,000 ballots cannot be traced  —  A federal judge ordered mail service and law enforcement agents to comb processing plants for votes as delays continue  —  The U.S. Postal Service turned …
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Aaron Gordon / VICE:   Why the Post Office's Last-Minute Ballot Crisis Isn't as Dire as It Seems
Politico:
Republicans clinging to Senate majority as Dems under-perform  —  Democrats' path to a Senate majority has narrowed dramatically as the party underperformed expectations in a handful of the most expensive races in the country, but control of the Senate remains undecided with a handful of states still too close to call.
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Susan B. Glasser / New Yorker:
The Worst-Case Election Scenario Is Happening  —  Biden may yet win, but it's already clear that Trump's dangerous rhetoric about the “rigged election” was a self-fulfilling prophecy.  —  For months, Joe Biden has been campaigning with endless variations on a simple theme: vote and we can end this.
The Guardian:
AOC and her fellow ‘Squad’ members all win re-election to Congress … All four members of the progressive “Squad” of Democratic congresswomen have handily won re-election.  —  Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez of New York, Ilhan Omar of Minnesota, Ayanna Pressley of Massachusetts and Rashida Tlaib …
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Ursula Perano / Axios:
AOC wins re-election in NY-14
Discussion: Fox News
Detroit News:
Biden takes lead in Michigan with votes still uncounted  —  Democrat Joe Biden pulled ahead of President Donald Trump at about 9 a.m. Wednesday in the unofficial results in Michigan, one of a group of battleground states where decisions about America's next commander in chief hanged in the balance.
April Siese / CBS News:
Mississippi votes in favor of adopting new flag  —  Mississippi has formally rebuked the confederate battle cross that once adorned its state flag.  Voters cast their ballots in favor of Measure 3, a referendum adopting a new state flag featuring a magnolia surrounded by 21 stars signifying …
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Geoff Pender / Mississippi Today:
Mississippians adopt new state flag after Confederate emblem flew for 126 years
Discussion: New York Times
Zachary Basu / Axios:
Trump falsely and prematurely claims election victory  —  Addressing an election party in the East Wing of the White House early Wednesday morning, President Trump falsely and prematurely claimed victory in key swing states and pledged to go to the Supreme Court to stop votes from being counted.
Dan Balz / Washington Post:
Trump has attacked democracy's institutions, but never so blatantly as he did overnight  —  For four years, President Trump has sought to undermine the institutions of a democratic society, but never so blatantly as in the early morning hours of Wednesday.  His attempt to falsely claim victory …
Nicole Narea / Vox:
How Latinos in Miami-Dade County helped Trump win Florida  —  Biden needed to win big in Miami-Dade County.  But Trump ate into his margins among Latinos.  —  SHARE All sharing options  —  Vice President Joe Biden performed significantly worse in Florida's Miami-Dade County …
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New York Times:
National Exit Polls: How Different Groups Voted  —  The numbers on this page are preliminary estimates from exit polls conducted by Edison Research for the National Election Pool.  These surveys interviewed voters outside of polling places or early voting sites, or by phone.
Lauren Egan / NBC News:
Trump campaign argues he has a path to victory  —  Trump campaign manager Bill Stepien argued on a call with reporters Wednesday morning that the president could pull off wins in Michigan, Arizona, Pennsylvania, and Georgia and said he thought Wisconsin was headed for “recount territory.”
Discussion: CNN, Washington Examiner and Gothamist
Stephen Kruiser / pjmedia.com:
The Morning Briefing: RIP America, The Mail-In Voter Fraud Fix Is In  —  Your Freedom Vote Has Been Lost In the Mail  —  Well, it's Wednesday.  I do hope you're all having a good one so far, dear Kruiser Morning Briefing Friends.  —  It's going to be a quick one this morning after yesterday's festivities.
Kyle Smith / New York Post:
Media has a meltdown as Biden fails to deliver a landslide  —  Ever sat next to somebody who's afraid to fly?  That combination of freaking out, embarrassment and asking when the drinks cart would come around again was what we all saw in the lefty telepundit class last night.
The Intercept:
Democrats Underperformed Among Voters of Color — Except in Arizona.  Here's Why. … In 2016, in Starr County, Texas, one of the poorest areas of the country and 96 percent Latino, Hillary Clinton cleaned up, winning it 79 to 19 percent.  Four years later, Joe Biden won that same county by just 5 points.
 
 
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Joseph R. Biden Jr / New York Times:
Arizona Presidential Election Results
Marvin Clemons / Las Vegas Review-Journal:
Nevada won't release new vote totals until Thursday
Jan Cienski / Politico:
Poland's government backed into a corner over abortion
Discussion: Jacobin and Balkan Insight
Luiza Ch. Savage / Politico:
China shapes a new U.S. economic era: The return of industrial policy
Salena Zito / Washington Examiner:
Trump flipped this Ohio county that hasn't gone Republican in 50 years
Miles Parks / NPR:
Why Vote Counting In Pennsylvania And Michigan Takes So Long
 Earlier Items: 
Graham Moomaw / Virginia Mercury:
In historic change, Virginia voters approve bipartisan commission to handle political redistricting
Washington Examiner:
The biggest loser of election 2020: Identity politics
Jay Michaelson / The Daily Beast:
While You've Been Watching the Election, the Supreme Court Is Set to Transform ‘Religious Freedom’ and America
Discussion: Raw Story
Michael Stratford / Politico:
Kellyanne Conway says Trump may lose ground in Electoral College from 2016
Discussion: Washington Examiner, IJR and Raw Story
 

 
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Benjamin Mullin / New York Times:
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Dade Hayes / Deadline:
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