County voting numbers are strong, especially on Pennsylvania border
Pennsylvania votes come in slowly but neighbouring Ohio is showing some positive signs for him. It's also showing that there's a solid path for him to win the state outright.
Take Columbus. It's showing 52% of the vote in and Biden up a whopping 76-22%. That compares to Clinton 60-34% four years ago.
On the border with Pennslyvania, you have Turnbull county reporting 61% of votes and Biden is leading 51.5%-47.2%. In 2016, Trump won the county 51-45%. The other neighbouring counties to Pennslyvania show the same skew.
Wood county, south of Toledo is a bellwhether and Trump won it 50-42% last time. This time Biden is ahead 55-43% with 56% of the vote counted.
I'm assuming that in person votes to be counted later aren't going to be as favorable for Biden but much of the vote still to come is urban and that should continue to lend him some support.
Overall the state right now is 53.4-45.4% for Biden, with 53% reported.
