I'm Jason Kander and this is majority 54.

The podcast that is still for all of the people in the majority of the country who are voting

for progress, but want to be able to communicate with the rest of the country and that portion

of the country is pretty stubborn obviously.

That's what we're learning right now is that it's not a bunch of people going, oh, I'm

so sorry I was wrong.

And that's what we're going to talk about today.

So Ravi, let's start with news of the week.

Let's just tell the people where things are as we're recording this and then we'll get

into the larger conversation.

So we're recording at around 9.50 a.m. eastern time on Wednesday morning and as we sit here

right now, there are still a bunch of states off the call of course.

And almost every one of these states are states that the anticipated votes to come

are heavily tilted democratic, which is relevant and something we'll come back to.

With the exception of probably Maine.

Right now, if you assume that Arizona goes to Biden as the AP called an AP is pretty conservative

about these things.

It's going to Biden.

And it's going to Biden.

And you assume Alas is going to Trump, which hasn't been called, but it's going to happen,

that Biden sitting at 236 electoral votes to Trump's 216 with Nevada, Georgia, North Carolina,

Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Michigan, and Maine's second congressional district left.

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