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c’mon everyone. get the other states on board. common sense says Trump won.

who the hell voted for Biden #2:

Gallup: Most Say They Are Better Off Now Than Four Years Ago
(scroll down) During his presidential campaign in 1980, Ronald Reagan asked Americans, “Are you better off today than you were four years ago?” Since then, this question has served as a key standard that sitting presidents running for reelection have been held to.
Gallup’s most recent survey found a clear majority of registered voters (56%) saying they are better off now than they were four years ago, while 32% said they are worse off. - Sept 14-28 2020
https://news.gallup.com/opinion/gallup/321650/gallup-election-2020-coverage.aspx

23 Nov: Yahoo: BBC: US election 2020: Why Trump gained support among minorities
by US election 2020: Why Trump gained support among minorities
The Republican president gained six percentage points among black men, and five percentage points among Hispanic women...

Mokarzel brushes off accusations of racism levelled at the president. Instead, he says he was attracted by Trump’s isolationist foreign policy and economic policies.
“He really delivered on his anti-globalisation policy,” he says. “Neoliberal expansion has really hurt both Mexico and the US, and when you have family that live there, and you can see how it’s hurt people living, their jobs, their wages, it really has increased the narco-war, and this is one of the things Trump came in saying - ‘hey, we’re going to tear apart these trade deals’ - and then he actually did it. That was for me the first sign that he actually meant some of the things he was saying.”

Mokarzel’s wife Lily, a teacher, first-generation Mexican-American and also a Trump supporter, adds that she voted for him for economic reasons - “our salaries have increased” - and because she likes his “genuine self”, despite colleagues and her union supporting Biden.
“The way I’ve been seeing him attacked, the lies,” she says. “I never used to vote, because I never felt my vote counted… And I feel like, since Trump has been in office our lives have improved.”...

Even on issues such as immigration, on which President Trump has been notoriously hardline, the Latino community is less monolithic than some assume. A 2017 Gallup poll, for example, found that 67% of Hispanic people said they worried a great deal or a fair amount about illegal immigration - higher than the proportion of non-Hispanic whites (59%) who answered the same way.

There was surprise on election night when it emerged that Miami-Dade County - the largest county in Florida - had lost a chunk of the Democratic support it had in 2016. Democratic analysts wondered whether the party had done enough to appeal to Cuban-Americans, who make up a large proportion of that county’s voters...

CHART SUPPORT FOR TRUMP RISES AMONG MINORITIES - HOW EXIT POLL SUGGESTS PEOPLE VOTED BY ETHNICITY, SHOWN WITH CHANGE ON 2016
(TRUMP IMPROVES VOTE WITH ***EVERY DEMOGRAPHIC EXCEPT FOR -1 FOR WHITE MEN;
BIDEN WITH DECREASED VOTE FOR ALL DEMOGRAPHICS, EXCEPT FOR WHITE MEN +7, WHITE WOMEN +1 AND HISPANIC WOMEN - NO CHANGE.
https://news.yahoo.com/us-election-results-why-trump-005222153.html

also hear Trump had much improved Jewish vote compared to 2016.