Alright, I'm having trouble keeping all this shit straight in my head, so I'm posting it all here. As of 2020/11/06, the following states are in the air, and this is their status: Sources: https://www.scotusblog.com/election-litigation/ https://www.supremecourt.gov/orders/ordersofthecourt/20 https://www.cbsnews.com/news/trump-campaign-demands-recount-wisconsin-2020-election/ https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2020/nov/06/georgia-recount-us-election-biden-trump Pennsylvania - As of today, taken to SCOTUS over whether ballots past November 3rd, 8 p.m. should be counted. If the SCOTUS agrees with Trump, Pennsylvania will go to Trump, otherwise, it goes to Biden. 20 votes Wisconsin - Recount has been requested. Currently standing for Biden. 10 votes Georgia - Undergoing recount. Currently standing for Biden. 16 votes Michigan - Currently standing for Biden. Under lawsuit for not allowing observer access, and for counting votes past the deadline similar to the Pennsylvania case. 16 votes Nevada - Still counting. Currently standing for Biden. 6 votes Arizona - Still counting. Currently standing for Biden. Under lawsuit for allowing voter registration up to five days after the election. 11 votes North Carolina - Still counting. Currently standing for Trump. 15 votes Alaska - Still counting. Currently standing for Trump. 3 votes Excluding these states (there are other lawsuits pending, but the number of votes in those lawsuits would not impact the result (like in Texas)): Biden has 227 Trump has 214 Here's the total including the ones without lawsuits or recounts pending: Biden 233 Trump 232 Meaning the following are undecided: 20-Pennsylvania 10-Wisconsin 16-Georgia 16-Michigan 11-Arizona Current stuff I've heard about that's interesting, and can confirm with a solid source: - The Dems had this strategy for a while now.

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Source: https://archive.is/ZEeZ8 - If Trump wins Wisconsin, Georgia, and Michigan, but Biden wins Arizona and Pennsylvania; then it's a tie and the House chooses by delegation per state, which likely means Trump wins the presidency. Source: 12th amendment. - Kind of obvious, but, if neither candidate resolves the above lawsuits before December 8th so that neither candidate has 270, then this activates a "Safe Harbor" law. At which point, Trump would likely win. Source: https://www.ncsl.org/research/elections-and-campaigns/the-electoral-college.aspx - Michigan has issues with counting software. I can't find if this is actually going to impact the count, though. Source: https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2020/11/michigan-gop-software-stole-6000-votes-trump-one-county-used-47-counties/?ff_source=Facebook&ff_campaign=websitesharingbuttons Current stuff I've heard about that's interesting, but I can not confirm with a solid source: -There's a watermark and this was all planned by the DHS to rat out election fraud. Post news as you hear about it.