I don't know if that's the problem, but it could be. There are not enough electors there, though, to make a difference against what Florida has. Look at his energy level, his relative youth, the public service record he has, the fact that he ran for president before becoming vice president and having to wait in the wings. Of course, he may have another Clinton to contend with in four years. We have only a few minutes left.
New Jersey is dense, but it is also small geographically compared to many states.
Its total population reflects its number of electors. A lot of folks are amazed by this election so far. It hearkens to one of the most infamous times in the nation's history, the Hayes-Tilden election of 1876, which saw Hayes win by selling out blacks in the Reconstruction South. Generally, whenever fraud can be proven there are grounds for a recount or new election. Thanks for your time today, Harold, and thanks to everyone who stopped by with questions.