It is not clear how those numbers are to be interpreted, they look like the Demons have a substantial lead.
Put another away, compared to this exact same time in 2016, D votes are down 10.5k ballots, Rs are down 6.3k ballots (net 4.2k vs 2016 at this point) and R won 2016 by 7% in 2016. Note, in Iowa, Dems tend to win the early vote and Rs on election day.
Not really. They always lead early voting in Iowa usually by even larger margins.
We know that he won by 7 points in 2016 with EV numbers worse than the ones he has this year. That is fairly compelling.
Ds ALWAYS vote absentee heavily in IA, unlike Rs who vote heavy in OH and FL.
These are terrific numbers. For Rs to be UP comparatively in a district Ds need? Great news.
No you have to look at what happened in the whole last election. At this point in 2016 the dems has 11000 more ballots in and still list on Election Day
It implies that the dems feel down. Looks to be a seat are hold