Some more very simple extrapolations showing how much of a hill @TomSteyer has to climb. He is currently trailing @SteveHiltonx by 402k ballots. Forecasts suggest there are more Dem ballots remaining. On e-night Dems had a 3:2 advantage. Let's go CRAZY and assume Dems have a 2.5 to 1 advantage, which they won't..... Given current vote choice patterns within each party, let's add 2.5M more Dem ballots but only 1.0M more GOP ballots. In this scenario, @XavierBecerra gains 254k over Steyer and XB gains 443k over Hilton. Hilton is still winning the lion's share of GOP ballots, so even at a 1 to 2.5 deficit, Hilton would lose 188k margin to TS. So TS could close 1/2 the gap (402k) under a very unlikely scenario that remaining ballots are 2.5 to 1 D:R. And recall very good evidence from the IGS poll that later Dem voters are breaking *more heavily* XB over TS