Fetterman at 84% and 91%, earliest returns from two largest counties.

[CoopersDad]

Per msnbc. ETA Philadelphia County returns.

[Gordolfon]

1. What does that mean?

Context please.

[Claustrum]

5. Not a lot, because it's early votes for one democratic district.

Though, if he is winning big county by 80+%, then he has a very good chance to hold off the same day votes. If he is under 70%, it's going to be close.

[VMA131Marine]

6. That's just the Allegheny County result.

[CoopersDad]

7. Early returns look good, the two biggest county early returns.

The OP is 27% of Allegheny County.

Here are the returns, 11% reporting, for Philadelphia County.

[GreenWave]

2. They just had to put that prick Rubio in the update.

[sprinkleeninow]

3. "Too close to call."

🤪😝😜

[Demsrule86]

4. Too early to call is a different thing.

[sprinkleeninow]

10. News said too close to call...

[Demsrule86]

11. MSNBC has to early to call on the screen.

[sprinkleeninow]

13. 'Tweren't MSNBC

[The_Casual_Observer]

8. WOW

And the mail ins are going to be a plus

[dutch777]

9. Guess the tequila shots and crudite are on hold

[Demguy81]

12. STOP

THE COUNT!!!

[Joe Cool]

14. Fetterman

Fetterman is outperforming 2020 Biden in Allegheny and Philly. If Oz doesn’t catch up to 2020 Trump’s percentages in Allegheny and Philly, it’s over. Fetterman will outperform 2020 Biden throughout the state.

[BumRushDaShow]

15. I refuse to turn on any pundits but if that (total) 62K is "11%" of the vote

then the total out of Philly is going to be back-of-the-envelope 20k more than 2018.