Hey everybody welcome to campaign HQ. I'm recording this on Thursday morning early Pacific time, November the 5th, and as all of you

know, as of that point anyway, we are not formally declared winner of the presidential race, but we are getting close.

And we know who's going to win.

That's Joe Biden.

We just need some vote counting to continue. So I'll just start with you know where we are.

Joe Biden is now ahead in enough states in that one congressional district in

Omaha, thank you, to be a 270 continuing to count votes in Arizona.

You know, my sense of the numbers and talking to people who know the state well

is we may see some further

tightening from Biden's lead right now but you know he's likely to keep his

margin north of 20,000 votes which is about where it ended up in Wisconsin

but let's see.

The one thing we know about this election

is because, you know, although in Arizona,

you know, we have a lot of history of male-in voting

and provisional voting, an in-person voting and Hall that mix comes together and gets

counted in different trunches. So less, I think, unknowns there, there are some states where we had

you know mail and

ballots of this measure you know large measure for the first time and you know different

states counted in different ways based on their laws but looks like he should hold on in Arizona. I fully

expect when Nevada releases their results, a lot of what's left to be

counted is mail-in votes that Biden will both be ahead and be declared the winner.

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