State-level markets = boring, played out. Manifold deserves to speculate on midwestern counties they haven't the first clue about.
For reference:
https://www.nytimes.com/elections/2016/results/pennsylvania
https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2020/11/03/us/elections/results-pennsylvania.html
I'm at 99%+ that this resolves YES. (Was hoping it might be able to resolve NO, but alas that is not possible.)
There are 1699 of 1703 divisions reporting: https://vote.phila.gov/results/
They are only missing Polling Place votes from these four divisions.
These four divisions have a total of 2,894 Registered Voters.
431 of those registered voters have already voted by mail.
This leaves 2,463 registered voters remaining who may have potentially voted at a Polling Place.
County wide, after the first 1699 divisions, Trump has received 141,203 votes out of a total 703,470 votes. This corresponds to 20.07235561% currently.
If 100% of the remaining 2,463 registered voters in the last four districts voted for Harris, this would bring Trump's vote share to: 141,203 / (703,470 + 2,463) = 20.002323166%.
Non-Trump candidates would need to receive 2545 votes (with Trump receiving 0) from the last 4 districts to bring Trump's vote share down to 20%. This would not be possible without a 100% turnout plus 82 new voter registrations.
Therefore, Trump definitely received >20% of the votes in Philadelphia County, PA.
@MarkBowen I mean, it is definitely resolving YES but I'll hold off for one day just so everything is certain