I was just struck by a horrific thought.

[ChairmanAgnostic]

What if the race is closer than we expect (or hope), and one or two states will make the difference, say, Ohio, NC, or even Florida?

Bush v. Gore was wrongly decided by a 5-4 majority. No such vote is possible now, even by my maths, given only 8 supreme justices. So, there is a possibility that the conservative 6th circuit or a conservative group of another federal appeals court will be issuing the final ruling on this election.

I shudder at the thought. Hopefully, we will kick as so broadly and widely, it will never come to this. But still . . . . .

[BSdetect]

1. I worry more about tampering with ballots - the ones that go "missing" etc

[ChairmanAgnostic]

3. good point.

45,000 ballots in Indiana.
Thousands in Ohio.
Countless in Arid Zona.
And persistent rumors of machines flipping from Clinton to Trump?

[rzemanfl]

2. "kick as?" n/t

[ChairmanAgnostic]

4. Assssssssssss

there, I tried to make up for the error of my weighs.

[jehop61]

5. I believe

It would go back to the congress for vote. Which is another worry

[theglammistress]

6. I worrying period today

I guess it's day before jitters, but this race is close and it shouldn't be. I fear for all sorts of things and the media does its collective best to terrify everyone. From mentioning terror plots, to breaking voting machines to actual intimidation by Trump's goons. I'm climbing the walls in full panic mode. I'll admit it.

[Hannahcares]

7. I worry about Scott in Fla and Walker in WI

Worried that Scott's election officials in Fla can tip results to Trump, and Walker in Wisconsin can/will mess with election results there, giving Trump the victory, even if NH and Nevsda go for Hillary.

Both states have experience and motivation to mess with results. Remember Waukesha and the "found ballots". Boy I hope I'm wrong, but truthfully, I'm terrified that it is so close, and that Fla and wiscondin are in such untrustworthy hands. Peace, hannah

[ChairmanAgnostic]

9. Walkerstan has voting supression down to a science.

fluoridistan, not so. U hombres. Or at least I didn't hear a lot about it.

[BSdetect]

10. I would just expect that they tamper with ballots. They are very dishonest.

[DarthDem]

8. Fair Question

But the Eleventh Circuit (Florida) is 8-3 Democratic appointees and the Fourth Circuit (North Carolina) is 10-5. So while this could be a problem in Ohio, it shouldn't be in Florida or North Carolina. And honestly, if we're close enough that some court case in Ohio matters, Clinton will most likely have won Florida and North Carolina.