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Early Voting Results: Republicans Up Big
Pundit Press ^ | 10/24/10 | Aurelius

Posted on 10/24/2010 12:50:12 PM PDT by therightliveswithus

Republicans are expected to make historical gains this election cycle, and early voting seems to completely back that up. Across the country, GOP turnout is near or over historical levels, while Democrat turnout is well below.

In response to the massive turnout, Daniel Conston, a member of the Florida GOP, stated, "Incredibly, we are also leading early voting so far, the first time that has ever happened [in Florida]. We don't expect to win early voting, but any lead at all is shocking at this point and a testament to the incredible enthusiasm amongst Republicans."

While Republican turnout is over Democrat's in over a dozen states, Democrats are saying that they are keeping up with Republicans because they have higher turnout in... several states. Ohio Democratic Coordinated Campaign's Lauren Groh-Wargo touted Democratic turnout, saying, "We are expanding the electorate in this midterm election, and Republicans are not."

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TOPICS: Politics
KEYWORDS: elections; republicans; voting
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Looks like a landslide in the making
1 posted on 10/24/2010 12:50:18 PM PDT by therightliveswithus
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To: therightliveswithus

My only concern with heavy early Republican voting is the fact it tells the libs how many they need to forge.


2 posted on 10/24/2010 12:54:01 PM PDT by Dem Guard (Obama's 57 States = The Organization of The Islamic Conference (OIC).)
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To: therightliveswithus
Word is in Texas that early voting has more than doubled this election than last.

Let's hand them their asses in a hat!

3 posted on 10/24/2010 12:55:16 PM PDT by unixfox (Abolish Slavery, Repeal The 16th Amendment!)
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To: Dem Guard

I worried about who is counting?


4 posted on 10/24/2010 12:58:16 PM PDT by pennyfarmer (Even a RINO will chew its foot off when caught in a trap.)
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To: therightliveswithus

Ohio Democratic Coordinated Campaign’s Lauren Groh-Wargo touted Democratic turnout, saying, “We are expanding the electorate in this midterm election, and Republicans are not.”

They have the graveyard vote nailed down.


5 posted on 10/24/2010 1:03:37 PM PDT by Luke21
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To: Dem Guard
That was the problem when Timmy called it for Gore...Time had passed. Repubs lost their get up and go to the polls.

I don't think we should have ANY earlyt voting numbers broadcast early....they are "instructive"...not constructive.

Obie's probably on the phone....trying to get more buses, cigarettes, beer and.......coke on the move.

6 posted on 10/24/2010 1:07:22 PM PDT by Sacajaweau (What)
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To: therightliveswithus

Early voting has always been a vote fraud advantage for the Dem’s...because they have no qualms with the dishonesty.


7 posted on 10/24/2010 1:07:39 PM PDT by G Larry
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To: therightliveswithus

Arizona- 44% of votes cast were by Republicans, 34% by Democrats
Colorado- 42% of votes cast were by Republicans, 37% by Democrats
Florida- 53% of votes cast were by Republicans, 34% by Democrats
Georgia- 58% of votes cast were by Republicans, 26% by Democrats
Maine- Both tie with 37%
Michigan- 35% of votes cast were by Republicans, 18% by Democrats
Nevada- 43% of votes cast were by Republicans, 42% by Democrats
New Mexico- 47% of votes cast were by Republicans, 44% by Democrats
Pennsylvania- 56% of votes cast were by Republicans, 37% by Democrats
Washington- 38.8% of votes cast were by Republicans, 38.5% by Democrats

Yet even in the states where Republicans have not casted as many votes as Democrats, the GOPers are still voting more (percentage-wise) than their Democratic counterparts. For example, 32% of voters in Oregon are Republicans, yet 38% of the ballots cast have been by the GOP. In fact, the states that have higher turnout-than-registration for Republicans are Arizona, California, Colorado, Florida, Georgia, Iowa, Louisiana, Maine, Maryland, Nevada, New Jersey, New Mexico, North Carolina, Oregon, and West Virginia.


8 posted on 10/24/2010 1:11:14 PM PDT by stocksthatgoup
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To: Dem Guard

Early voting, motor votor and every other voting fraud scam needs to be abolished.


9 posted on 10/24/2010 1:23:08 PM PDT by SC_Pete
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To: therightliveswithus

SSHHHHHHHH that should be on the down low and remind all your Lib friends to make sure to wake up early on the 3rd to go Vote.

TT


10 posted on 10/24/2010 1:23:23 PM PDT by TexasTransplant (I don't mind liberals... I hate liars...there just tends to be a high degree of overlap)
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To: stocksthatgoup

How do we know this? Exit polling?


11 posted on 10/24/2010 1:32:21 PM PDT by Nuc 1.1 (Liberals aren't Patriots. Remember 1789!)
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To: DarthVader

Lepanto PING


12 posted on 10/24/2010 1:34:11 PM PDT by kingattax (99 % of liberals give the rest a bad name)
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To: therightliveswithus

Let’s hope so. My wife and I did our part today early voting in Texas.


13 posted on 10/24/2010 1:34:27 PM PDT by 38special (Remember in November!)
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To: Nuc 1.1

How do we know this? Exit polling?


As best as I can surmise they are basing the numbers on how many of a party that have voted so far. Not all states register votes by party thus they can’t determine the number of voters per party in them. Texas is an example where you register but don’t declare a party when registering.


14 posted on 10/24/2010 1:48:05 PM PDT by deport (TEXAS -- Early Voting begins OCT. 18, 2010 (vote early and often)
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To: stocksthatgoup
Pennsylvania does not have early voting. Where did you get this list? All you can do in Pennsy, is to ask for an absentee ballot which are not opened until election day.
15 posted on 10/24/2010 2:02:44 PM PDT by Flavious_Maximus
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To: Dem Guard

Early voting sucks and should be eliminated, along with open primaries.


16 posted on 10/24/2010 2:07:52 PM PDT by RightFighter (So this is how liberty dies - with thunderous applause!)
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To: deport

Thanks FReeper. I can’t wait until Nov 2.


17 posted on 10/24/2010 2:13:06 PM PDT by Nuc 1.1 (Liberals aren't Patriots. Remember 1789!)
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To: stocksthatgoup

And I can tell you lots of registered Dems are so unhappy with Obama they are not voting Dem this year.

Obama has given the republicans a great gift. He has finally convinced many of the old guard Dems that they really HAVE morphed into socialists, something that many old folks argued with me many times.

“The Democrats are for the working people!” But Obama’s showed them that lie.


18 posted on 10/24/2010 2:39:34 PM PDT by I still care (I miss my friends, bagels, and the NYC skyline - but not the taxes. I love the South.)
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To: SC_Pete

Photo ID to vote. No exceptions.


19 posted on 10/24/2010 2:41:42 PM PDT by Fresh Wind (King: "I have a dream"...Sharpton: "I want a check")
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To: therightliveswithus

Daniel Conston, a member of the Florida GOP, stated, “Incredibly, we are also leading early voting so far, the first time that has ever happened [in Florida]. We don’t expect to win early voting, but any lead at all is shocking at this point and a testament to the incredible enthusiasm amongst Republicans.”

Coincidentally, we’ve got a good crop of conservatives to vote for this year. I didn’t have to hold my nose on any of them. You know, maybe it’s not a coincidence. Maybe we want to vote for actual conservatives, not Republicans who campaign conservative.


20 posted on 10/24/2010 2:45:39 PM PDT by Darth Reardon (No offense to drunken sailors)
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