Trump’s only got himself to blame for doing so badly amongst women – politicalbetting.com

https://twitter.com/PickardJE/status/1321882660336209922

https://twitter.com/LadPolitics/status/1321908264850903040

TheScreamingEagles said:

A mystery why the self confessed pussy grabber is doing so badly with women.

Well, he’s not grabbing their votes anyway.

Strap in, winter is going to be shit...

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8893561/UK-PACING-SAGEs-worst-case-scenario-projections-85-000-Covid-19-deaths-second-wave.html

Scott_xP said:

https://twitter.com/LadPolitics/status/1321908264850903040

Has Nate been following PB lately?

Hawaii passes 2016, now at 104.5% turnout. Shows Democrat enthusiasm to vote at any rate.

Flatlander said:

Horgabost has been a bit wrecked by the campsite tho'. I preferred it when it was just Queenie's chod (allegedly) and nothing else..

Luskintyre FTW

Trump has never been popular with most women, even Hillary won the female vote by 13% in 2016 which was actually more than the 11% Obama beat Romney with with women in 2012, however he still managed to win the EC as he won the male vote by 11%

Plenty of fascinating State polling out there as well this evening:

Three Florida polls including one from Monmouth have Biden ahead by 3-6 points.

https://www.monmouth.edu/polling-institute/reports/monmouthpoll_FL_102920/

On that basis, I'm moving Florida into the Blue column on my map.

A Quinnipiac poll has Trump ahead 47-46 in Iowa - I'm keeping that state TCTC but very much in the lean Trump column.

A couple of Minnesota polls might concern the Biden campaign especially the Survey USA poll showing Biden up by just five 47-42:

https://assets.documentcloud.org/documents/20400328/surveyusa1028.pdf

Clinton won Minnesota by just 1.5 points last time and Trump fans have always seen this as one of the potential "flips". A 5-point lead represents a small 1.75% swing from 2016 which would be enough across the board but not by much.

Quinnipiac has Biden up seven in Pennsylvania while North Carolina remains TCTC with one poll showing a 48-48 tie and a Siena poll has a 3-point lead for Biden. (48-45).

In Georgia, a Public Policy Polling poll (!) has Biden ahead by two but PPP has a lean towards the Democrats so nothing to move the state out of the TCTC column.

In Texas, a UMass/Lowell poll has Trump ahead 47-46

https://www.uml.edu/docs/2020-Texas-Oct-Topline_tcm18-331627.pdf

There's been a lot of polling in Texas and plenty of argument on here that Biden winning represents a value bet. That may well be but in terms of winning the State, I'm still not convinced. The changes on the last equivalent UMass/Lowell poll are Trump -1 and Biden +2. I'm keeping Texas in the Red column but if we see a couple more decent polls for Biden it'll go in the TCTC column.

In Ohio, a Quinnipiac poll has Biden up five (48-43) and I'm happy to keep the state in the TCTC column thought now leaning to Biden.

https://poll.qu.edu/florida/release-detail?ReleaseID=3682

Four other states which are not marginals have polls out - in New Hampshire, Biden leads by ten which is a 5% swing from 2016. In Virginia, Biden leads by twelve so a 3.5% swing from 2016. As for New Jersey, a 24 point Biden lead represents a 5% swing from 2016. On the Red front, a rare poll from Alabama has a 19-point Trump lead represents a 4.5% swing to Biden from 2016.

Four non-marginal states and a consistent 3.5-5% swing to Biden suggesting a national poll lead of 9-12 points though with the swing less in the marginal states perhaps nearer a 6-8 point lead.

My map has 314-163 for Biden with 61 TCTC.

https://twitter.com/pollreport/status/1321914237237686272

SeaShantyIrish2 said:

Theuniondivvie said:

SeaShantyIrish2 said:

FPT

"the Uniondivvie"

"Thanks for condolences SeaShanty, ydoethur and others.

Strangely Trump came up independently of the family revelation (that was at the funeral meats). My uncle was a Liberal Unionist who loathed Brexit and Trump, and his son, my cousin, in his tribute brought up Trump as the polar opposite of of the person that was my uncle. Weird how politics crops up.

The Isle Lewis has it's own sort of rascals who are not really brashly Trumpian, more Odysseus the Trickster types. This is a good example, an interesting story even if you're not a Lewisman I think."

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Life-Soolivan-Recollections-Traveller-Raconteur/dp/1841583286

Looking at the map, I see that the "Isle" of Lewis is NOT an island - sounds pretty Trumpian to me!

The one thing that Harrismen and Lewismen (& Harriswomen & Lewiswomen) agree on is that they're separate entities!

Am NOT challenging that (says proud owner of a Harris Tweed hacking jacket manufactured in 1984).

But calling yerself an island when you clearly ain't - THAT's pure Trumpsky!

"The best, most amazing, winningest island'

Leòdhasachs & Hearachs

SeaShantyIrish2 said:

Theuniondivvie said:

SeaShantyIrish2 said:

FPT

"the Uniondivvie"

"Thanks for condolences SeaShanty, ydoethur and others.

Strangely Trump came up independently of the family revelation (that was at the funeral meats). My uncle was a Liberal Unionist who loathed Brexit and Trump, and his son, my cousin, in his tribute brought up Trump as the polar opposite of of the person that was my uncle. Weird how politics crops up.

The Isle Lewis has it's own sort of rascals who are not really brashly Trumpian, more Odysseus the Trickster types. This is a good example, an interesting story even if you're not a Lewisman I think."

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Life-Soolivan-Recollections-Traveller-Raconteur/dp/1841583286

Looking at the map, I see that the "Isle" of Lewis is NOT an island - sounds pretty Trumpian to me!

The one thing that Harrismen and Lewismen (& Harriswomen & Lewiswomen) agree on is that they're separate entities!

Am NOT challenging that (says proud owner of a Harris Tweed hacking jacket manufactured in 1984).

But calling yerself an island when you clearly ain't - THAT's pure Trumpsky!

Ahem, Rhode Island, ahem.

Another day, another academic finding that comes to a slightly different conclusion...

https://medicalxpress.com/news/2020-10-people-mount-strong-antibody-response.amp

contrarian said:

I imagine that, whether you are a high flying career woman or a housewife or something in between, a long-term unemployed husband is definitely not something you would want.

Depends on how well they keep house I guess.

When can we expect another Trafalgar poll?

Theuniondivvie said:

SeaShantyIrish2 said:

Theuniondivvie said:

SeaShantyIrish2 said:

FPT

"the Uniondivvie"

"Thanks for condolences SeaShanty, ydoethur and others.

Strangely Trump came up independently of the family revelation (that was at the funeral meats). My uncle was a Liberal Unionist who loathed Brexit and Trump, and his son, my cousin, in his tribute brought up Trump as the polar opposite of of the person that was my uncle. Weird how politics crops up.

The Isle Lewis has it's own sort of rascals who are not really brashly Trumpian, more Odysseus the Trickster types. This is a good example, an interesting story even if you're not a Lewisman I think."

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Life-Soolivan-Recollections-Traveller-Raconteur/dp/1841583286

Looking at the map, I see that the "Isle" of Lewis is NOT an island - sounds pretty Trumpian to me!

The one thing that Harrismen and Lewismen (& Harriswomen & Lewiswomen) agree on is that they're separate entities!

Am NOT challenging that (says proud owner of a Harris Tweed hacking jacket manufactured in 1984).

But calling yerself an island when you clearly ain't - THAT's pure Trumpsky!

"The best, most amazing, winningest island'

Leòdhasachs & Hearachs

Clearly the L&H folks have drunk the "Isle" of Lewis Kool-aid (neat no doubt).

Just like some we might mention who, who've chugged down WAY more of The Donald's hell-brew than's good for 'em!

rpjs said:

SeaShantyIrish2 said:

Theuniondivvie said:

SeaShantyIrish2 said:

FPT

"the Uniondivvie"

"Thanks for condolences SeaShanty, ydoethur and others.

Strangely Trump came up independently of the family revelation (that was at the funeral meats). My uncle was a Liberal Unionist who loathed Brexit and Trump, and his son, my cousin, in his tribute brought up Trump as the polar opposite of of the person that was my uncle. Weird how politics crops up.

The Isle Lewis has it's own sort of rascals who are not really brashly Trumpian, more Odysseus the Trickster types. This is a good example, an interesting story even if you're not a Lewisman I think."

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Life-Soolivan-Recollections-Traveller-Raconteur/dp/1841583286

Looking at the map, I see that the "Isle" of Lewis is NOT an island - sounds pretty Trumpian to me!

The one thing that Harrismen and Lewismen (& Harriswomen & Lewiswomen) agree on is that they're separate entities!

Am NOT challenging that (says proud owner of a Harris Tweed hacking jacket manufactured in 1984).

But calling yerself an island when you clearly ain't - THAT's pure Trumpsky!

Ahem, Rhode Island, ahem.

NOTE that there IS in fact a Rhode Island in the State of Rhode Island AND Providence Plantations!

So, sir or madam or who knows (as the case may be) please withdraw your aspersions upon the good folk of the Ocean State!! Or risk meeting the ghost of Roger Williams on some dark and stormy night!!!

OR even worse, some gnarled old Sicilian lady from Pawtucket will mutter an ancient curse AND give you her evil eye!!!!

Gallowgate said:

When can we expect another Trafalgar poll?

Cahaly's intern is still cooking - sorry, crunching the numbers . . .

rpjs said:

SeaShantyIrish2 said:

Theuniondivvie said:

SeaShantyIrish2 said:

FPT

"the Uniondivvie"

"Thanks for condolences SeaShanty, ydoethur and others.

Strangely Trump came up independently of the family revelation (that was at the funeral meats). My uncle was a Liberal Unionist who loathed Brexit and Trump, and his son, my cousin, in his tribute brought up Trump as the polar opposite of of the person that was my uncle. Weird how politics crops up.

The Isle Lewis has it's own sort of rascals who are not really brashly Trumpian, more Odysseus the Trickster types. This is a good example, an interesting story even if you're not a Lewisman I think."

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Life-Soolivan-Recollections-Traveller-Raconteur/dp/1841583286

Looking at the map, I see that the "Isle" of Lewis is NOT an island - sounds pretty Trumpian to me!

The one thing that Harrismen and Lewismen (& Harriswomen & Lewiswomen) agree on is that they're separate entities!

Am NOT challenging that (says proud owner of a Harris Tweed hacking jacket manufactured in 1984).

But calling yerself an island when you clearly ain't - THAT's pure Trumpsky!

Ahem, Rhode Island, ahem.

Isle of Dogs?

I totally get what they mean about no evidence of antisemitism. (must surely be a spoof though, it's too good). Edit: As I thought. Almost a shame.
https://twitter.com/cquilty52/status/1321809462890516480

not_on_fire said:

HYUFD said:

https://twitter.com/Politics_Polls/status/1321910303404285955?s=20

https://twitter.com/Politics_Polls/status/1321849280039129092?s=20
https://twitter.com/Politics_Polls/status/1321894769556148224?s=20

If Rasmussen only has Trump 4 points ahead then it must be at least even there

I think if I'm correct this is RMG , Scott Rasmussens new polling company which im pretty sure is rated B? and not R biased by 538 as Rasmussen polling (where Scott was before0 is,, though HYUFD may be able to confirm this? So it may well be this poll is a bit more balanced than the 'other' Rasmussen in regards leaning R

Flatlander said:

rpjs said:

SeaShantyIrish2 said:

Theuniondivvie said:

SeaShantyIrish2 said:

FPT

"the Uniondivvie"

"Thanks for condolences SeaShanty, ydoethur and others.

Strangely Trump came up independently of the family revelation (that was at the funeral meats). My uncle was a Liberal Unionist who loathed Brexit and Trump, and his son, my cousin, in his tribute brought up Trump as the polar opposite of of the person that was my uncle. Weird how politics crops up.

The Isle Lewis has it's own sort of rascals who are not really brashly Trumpian, more Odysseus the Trickster types. This is a good example, an interesting story even if you're not a Lewisman I think."

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Life-Soolivan-Recollections-Traveller-Raconteur/dp/1841583286

Looking at the map, I see that the "Isle" of Lewis is NOT an island - sounds pretty Trumpian to me!

The one thing that Harrismen and Lewismen (& Harriswomen & Lewiswomen) agree on is that they're separate entities!

Am NOT challenging that (says proud owner of a Harris Tweed hacking jacket manufactured in 1984).

But calling yerself an island when you clearly ain't - THAT's pure Trumpsky!

Ahem, Rhode Island, ahem.

Isle of Dogs?

Thanet. Ely.

FrancisUrquhart said:

The #IStandWithJeremyCorbyn hashtag on twitter is a bit like looking at supporters of Trump...he never done anything wrong ever, its the deep state swamp trying to stop him.

https://twitter.com/JamesEFoster/status/1321751365429960704?s=19

Look, we've been here before. He didn't have to stand, there were plenty of seats on the train.

kle4 said:

I totally get what they mean about no evidence of antisemitism. (must surely be a spoof though, it's too good). Edit: As I thought.
https://twitter.com/cquilty52/status/1321809462890516480

It is a spoof. She is very good.

She coined Quilty's Law, which states that the longer you argue online with an Antisemite, the greater the probability they will claim to have Jewish ancestry.

dixiedean said:

Flatlander said:

rpjs said:

SeaShantyIrish2 said:

Theuniondivvie said:

SeaShantyIrish2 said:

FPT

"the Uniondivvie"

"Thanks for condolences SeaShanty, ydoethur and others.

Strangely Trump came up independently of the family revelation (that was at the funeral meats). My uncle was a Liberal Unionist who loathed Brexit and Trump, and his son, my cousin, in his tribute brought up Trump as the polar opposite of of the person that was my uncle. Weird how politics crops up.

The Isle Lewis has it's own sort of rascals who are not really brashly Trumpian, more Odysseus the Trickster types. This is a good example, an interesting story even if you're not a Lewisman I think."

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Life-Soolivan-Recollections-Traveller-Raconteur/dp/1841583286

Looking at the map, I see that the "Isle" of Lewis is NOT an island - sounds pretty Trumpian to me!

The one thing that Harrismen and Lewismen (& Harriswomen & Lewiswomen) agree on is that they're separate entities!

Am NOT challenging that (says proud owner of a Harris Tweed hacking jacket manufactured in 1984).

But calling yerself an island when you clearly ain't - THAT's pure Trumpsky!

Ahem, Rhode Island, ahem.

Isle of Dogs?

Thanet. Ely.

Fans of The Phantom Tollbooth will be familiar with the Island of Conclusions. There is no bridge, ferry or tunnel from the mainland. You can only get there by jumping.

Flatlander said:

rpjs said:

SeaShantyIrish2 said:

Theuniondivvie said:

SeaShantyIrish2 said:

FPT

"the Uniondivvie"

"Thanks for condolences SeaShanty, ydoethur and others.

Strangely Trump came up independently of the family revelation (that was at the funeral meats). My uncle was a Liberal Unionist who loathed Brexit and Trump, and his son, my cousin, in his tribute brought up Trump as the polar opposite of of the person that was my uncle. Weird how politics crops up.

The Isle Lewis has it's own sort of rascals who are not really brashly Trumpian, more Odysseus the Trickster types. This is a good example, an interesting story even if you're not a Lewisman I think."

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Life-Soolivan-Recollections-Traveller-Raconteur/dp/1841583286

Looking at the map, I see that the "Isle" of Lewis is NOT an island - sounds pretty Trumpian to me!

The one thing that Harrismen and Lewismen (& Harriswomen & Lewiswomen) agree on is that they're separate entities!

Am NOT challenging that (says proud owner of a Harris Tweed hacking jacket manufactured in 1984).

But calling yerself an island when you clearly ain't - THAT's pure Trumpsky!

Ahem, Rhode Island, ahem.

Isle of Dogs?

My favorite part of London! At least to glide over on way to the Greenwich foot tunnel.

Top trolling from RT:

https://twitter.com/RT_com/status/1321919738625183744?s=20

@peter_from_putney - re Ohio

Excellent spot, PfP. I suspect Trump will just hold it but it's no 2/1 chance. I'm on.

peter_from_putney said:

FPT:

***** BETTING POST *****

Ohio simply has to be the ultimate bellwether state, evidenced by the fact that in the 31 General Elections since 1896, it has only twice (in 1944 and 1960) failed to vote for the winning candidate, meaning that it has backed the winner unerringly over the past 56 years! Furthermore, no Republican has ever won the Presidency without winning Ohio. Against such a background, it is interesting to note that despite the betting markets having Trump as the clear favourite to win this state with Betfair Exchange at current net odds of 1.40, Biden, shown in the most recent polls as having a clear lead, has to be the value bet at 3.09 not only to land the state but to continue its startling record of correctly backing the winner over a consecutive period of 60 years.
Show me a better U.S. Election bet offering odds of better than 2/1!
As ever, DYOR.

Good tip, Peter, I've put a few quid on.

https://twitter.com/DarrenEuronews/status/1321922449324285952?s=20

FrancisUrquhart said:

The #IStandWithJeremyCorbyn hashtag on twitter is a bit like looking at supporters of Trump...he never done anything wrong ever, its the deep state swamp trying to stop him.

I was wondering why Rachel Riley was trending on Twitter earlier. Having a look at the related tweets soon explained why. Yikes!

peter_from_putney said:

FPT:

***** BETTING POST *****

Ohio simply has to be the ultimate bellwether state, evidenced by the fact that in the 31 General Elections since 1896, it has only twice (in 1944 and 1960) failed to vote for the winning candidate, meaning that it has backed the winner unerringly over the past 56 years! Furthermore, no Republican has ever won the Presidency without winning Ohio. Against such a background, it is interesting to note that despite the betting markets having Trump as the clear favourite to win this state with Betfair Exchange at current net odds of 1.40, Biden, shown in the most recent polls as having a clear lead, has to be the value bet at 3.09 not only to land the state but to continue its startling record of correctly backing the winner over a consecutive period of 60 years.
Show me a better U.S. Election bet offering odds of better than 2/1!
As ever, DYOR.

All bellwethers crack eventually, we hear little about Missouri these days as it has now become reliably Republican.

It must have a charm to a lot of people but I've always found Doctor Who juvenile and embarrassing with poor production and acting quality.

Maybe it used to be kinda cool in a naff British seaside resort kind of way, but if it ever was turning up the Wokeness to 11 has put paid to that too.

williamglenn said:

One of the minor characters of 2016 has a view on Jeremy Corbyn:

https://twitter.com/DrJillStein/status/1321897520096825344

I always thought the Intercept was Glenn.

HYUFD said:

https://twitter.com/DarrenEuronews/status/1321922449324285952?s=20

There goes COVID.....to all parts of France.

Theuniondivvie said:

That episode of Dr Who where the home secretary is in fact a merciless, short arsed golem from Alpha Centauri.

https://twitter.com/StefanRousseau/status/1321838262818930689?s=20

Is that the worst ever production of Riverdance, or a teensy little spring of goose step in her walk?

dodrade said:

peter_from_putney said:

FPT:

***** BETTING POST *****

Ohio simply has to be the ultimate bellwether state, evidenced by the fact that in the 31 General Elections since 1896, it has only twice (in 1944 and 1960) failed to vote for the winning candidate, meaning that it has backed the winner unerringly over the past 56 years! Furthermore, no Republican has ever won the Presidency without winning Ohio. Against such a background, it is interesting to note that despite the betting markets having Trump as the clear favourite to win this state with Betfair Exchange at current net odds of 1.40, Biden, shown in the most recent polls as having a clear lead, has to be the value bet at 3.09 not only to land the state but to continue its startling record of correctly backing the winner over a consecutive period of 60 years.
Show me a better U.S. Election bet offering odds of better than 2/1!
As ever, DYOR.

All bellwethers crack eventually, we hear little about Missouri these days as it has now become reliably Republican.

Colorado has gone the other way

Mysticrose said:

Peter from Putney I think Ossoff to win Georgia is a better bet although there are several crackers still available. Ossoff is still 2/1 with Betfair and leading in ALL the recent polls with clear momentum.

I've actually avoided Ohio because I can't call it.

Florida is virtually in the bag for Biden.

Wish I shared your confidence on FL, I'm not at all sure its going blue. In fact I feel there's more likelihood of GA flipping than FL, not that I'm more than 50/50 on that either,,,

theoldpolitics said:

kle4 said:

I totally get what they mean about no evidence of antisemitism. (must surely be a spoof though, it's too good). Edit: As I thought.
https://twitter.com/cquilty52/status/1321809462890516480

It is a spoof. She is very good.

She coined Quilty's Law, which states that the longer you argue online with an Antisemite, the greater the probability they will claim to have Jewish ancestry.

Do Adam and eve count as Jewish?

Big_G_NorthWales said:

Not sure if this has been posted

https://twitter.com/BritainElects/status/1321899598928105472?s=09

Backed by a plurality of Labour voters too.

https://twitter.com/BritainElects/status/1321899840658460677?s=09

Big_G_NorthWales said:

Not sure if this has been posted

https://twitter.com/BritainElects/status/1321899598928105472?s=09

Lol! 4% of Tories think it was the wrong decision.

I'd have thought it would be a lot more than that.

It's more shocking that Walmart stocks guns and ammunition in the first place.

https://twitter.com/business/status/1321924032426582027

But I still think Jon Ossoff to win Georgia Senate at 2/1 when he's leading in all the recent polls with real momentum and a fading opponent is a stonking value bet.

Scott_xP said:

https://twitter.com/josh_wingrove/status/1321926297526902790

Well he better get used to it - Biden's going to rain on his parade next week.

Big_G_NorthWales said:

rpjs said:

SeaShantyIrish2 said:

rpjs said:

SeaShantyIrish2 said:

Theuniondivvie said:

SeaShantyIrish2 said:

FPT

"the Uniondivvie"

"Thanks for condolences SeaShanty, ydoethur and others.

Strangely Trump came up independently of the family revelation (that was at the funeral meats). My uncle was a Liberal Unionist who loathed Brexit and Trump, and his son, my cousin, in his tribute brought up Trump as the polar opposite of of the person that was my uncle. Weird how politics crops up.

The Isle Lewis has it's own sort of rascals who are not really brashly Trumpian, more Odysseus the Trickster types. This is a good example, an interesting story even if you're not a Lewisman I think."

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Life-Soolivan-Recollections-Traveller-Raconteur/dp/1841583286

Looking at the map, I see that the "Isle" of Lewis is NOT an island - sounds pretty Trumpian to me!

The one thing that Harrismen and Lewismen (& Harriswomen & Lewiswomen) agree on is that they're separate entities!

Am NOT challenging that (says proud owner of a Harris Tweed hacking jacket manufactured in 1984).

But calling yerself an island when you clearly ain't - THAT's pure Trumpsky!

Ahem, Rhode Island, ahem.

NOTE that there IS in fact a Rhode Island in the State of Rhode Island AND Providence Plantations!

So, sir or madam or who knows (as the case may be) please withdraw your aspersions upon the good folk of the Ocean State!! Or risk meeting the ghost of Roger Williams on some dark and stormy night!!!

OR even worse, some gnarled old Sicilian lady from Pawtucket will mutter an ancient curse AND give you her evil eye!!!!

No sir, there is not, or at least not an island you can point to or stand on and say "this is the original Rhode Island". Aquidneck Island, the island where Newport is located, was certainly called that after settlement began, but it is by no means certain that it is the original island with that epithet. It's not even certain who coined the name, let alone which island was meant. It was either Verrazzano in 1524 who saw an island he felt looked like Rhodes in the Mediterranean, or Block in 1614 who passed a "reddish island" (Dutch Rood eiland) but any Rhode Island native like my wife will tell you that it's only likely to have been Aquidneck. It could have been Block Island, or even (whisper it) Long Island itself.

BTW, any PBers who can find a bookie stupid enough to offer odds that Rhode Islanders will vote on Tuesday to remove the "and Providence Plantations" part of the state's name should take that bet. The only real question is by how high a margin it will be defeated (at least 70/30 my wife reckons). RI does not do "woke". For instance it's the only state that still commemorates VJ-Day as a state holiday.

We visited Rhode Island last year in the autumn and was charmed by it

Ah, those heady days of travel, eh?

When will they return, I wonder?

The history books will look back on the decision by European leaders to encourage a summer season as normal as just unfathomable, after we know wave one was started by exactly the same route albeit ski resorts.

https://twitter.com/hendopolis/status/1321917528604639233?s=20

I am truly astonished that pollsters are producing state polls that don't ask if you have already voted. It makes interpreting the numbers little more than guess work.

I was expecting the polls to get provably more and more accurate but without knowing who in the sample has voted early it makes it more and more confusing.

Some quite different rates of growth even where the numbers are in the same ballpark.

another_richard said:

Continuing my trends in new cases from yesterday:

France
291020 47,637
221020 41,622
151020 30,621
081020 18,129
2.6 x


Germany
291020 18,492
221020 12,519
151020 7,074
081020 4,401
4.2 x

Italy
291020 26,831
221020 16,079
151020 8,803
081020 4,458
6.0 x

Poland
291020 20,156
221020 12,107
151020 8,099
081020 4,280
4.7 x

Spain
291020 23,580
221020 16,965
151020 15,441
081020 12,161
1.9 x

UK
291020 23,065
221020 21,243
151020 18,965
081020 17,540
1.3 x

Data from worldometer.