Get ready, everyone.

We are getting into that scenario where we may be counting this election for days.

At this point, we see that Joe Biden seems to have won.

Arizona is trending in that direction.

Donald Trump has carried the Sun Belt.

He's won Florida.

He was likely one Georgia.

He seems very close to North Carolina and is trending towards the wind there as well.

So what do we do at this point?

We're focusing in on the Rust Belt.

We're talking about states like Wisconsin, Michigan, Pennsylvania, those air states that we've been looking at closely for quite some time.

The polling shows that Wisconsin and Michigan are trending towards the Biden win.

But really, this election is really gonna come down to what we expected.

Pennsylvania.

This is a state where we're still seeing maybe 3.5 to 4 million votes still have yet to be counted.

Many of these are early or mail in ballots.

That could take days to finally count.

Our exit polls are telling us that President Trump is doing about as well among most major demographic groups in that area.

Uh, that he than he has in 2016.

But we do see that he is about 5% points lower among college graduates in Pennsylvania, specifically 5% points lower among white college graduates.

Trump also is about 9% points lower among young voters in Pennsylvania between the ages of 18 and 44.

However, it is important to note that we also see that Donald Trump is doing a little bit better, about 3% points better among older Pennsylvania voters.

Those are those are voters who are about 45 years old or older.

So in Pennsylvania, we also know that there still are millions of votes left to be counted.

Most of these votes are male and votes there early in person votes on.

We know from Pennsylvania what they've told us.

It may take days to actually count some of these votes.

We also know from pre election polls that ah, lot of these early and Mayland voters tend to lean Democratic.

They tend to be Biden supporters, so what you're going to see in the state is trump ahead in Pennsylvania.

But that lead is going to slowly evaporate.

That's what we call a red Mirage strongly for the Republican.

That seems to get smaller, smaller, smaller over time.

And that's gonna happen over the next over the course of days as we count Pennsylvania.

So buckle up, everyone.

We may be watching us for quite some time.