[cgbg]

Q. Why look at Colorado? A. This has been a Democratic stronghold in recent elections. I wanted to see if Republicans have a chance for an upset in the presidential election this time.

Q. What are the raw numbers of early voting by party? A. Democrat 423,291 30.1 % Republican 391,764 27.9 % None/Minor 589,217 42.0 %

Q. What tools can be use to analyze these numbers? A. Pew Research on who will vote when: https://freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/4273604/posts

Q. What else is unique about Colorado that we need to know to do this analysis. A. Colorado was one of a few states that sent mail in ballots to every registered voter in the state. That increases the possibility of fraud since there will be a lot of ballots out there that will not have been sent in by election day or could be "ballot stuffed" with phony votes on election day.

I will continue this analysis with a separate post.

[ProtectOurFreedom]

Also Colorado was in the lead in efforts to remove Trump from the ballot. I believe 16 states tried that.

[nikos1121]

Look at the number of mail in ballots. This is going to be a democrat win, Why do you have so many mail ins?

[BigFreakinToad]

early voting numbers just gives the cheaters a number they need to exceed to steal a win.

[SaxxonWoods]

Colorado democrats have assured control through gerrymandering. One example: conservative Grand County, (16k), west of the Continental Divide was redistricted into much larger Boulder County (316K) on the Front Range. Grand County is disenfranchised, its votes are meaningless. That's just one example.

[CFW]

Breaking News:

SUPREME COURT LETS VIRGINIA PURGE VOTERS BEFORE ELECTION

[dware]

Every time I visit this site, all the screens show me “no data”

[bort]

These are great #s for Republicans. While I doubt Colorado is within reach, that state is not in a vacuum. If Rs are overperforming in Colorado, they are likely overperforming in Arizona, etc.

[Bon of Babble]

I just returned yesterday from Colorado - we were all over the state. What I saw is a divided state, 1/2 Trump signs, 1/2 Harris signs, unlike in a recent trip to Pennsylvania where I saw nearly 100% Trump signs.

[Tellurian]

Colorado was one of a few states that sent mail in ballots to every registered voter in the state.

Yet there were 1,376,875 "requests" for (additional?) ballots? How does that work out, if every registered voter in the state has already had a ballot sent to them?

[cgbg]

Colorado updated tonight—no major changes—still on track for a Republican upset:

https://election.lab.ufl.edu/early-vote/2024-early-voting/2024-general-election-early-vote-colorado/

There were a small number on in person ballots reported that favored Republicans—would not read too much into those small numbers though.