[freespirited]

In Nevada, where Sen. Harry Reid (D-NV) is fighting hard against Republican Sharron Angle, Republicans have 42.5% of the early votes to 42.4% for Democrats, with Independents at 15%.

Good night, Harry.

[freespirited]

More numbers:

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[douginthearmy]

Are you kidding? That’s not nearly enough to clear the 5% democrat voter fraud gap.

[nathanbedford]

Good Post.

Thanks.

[excopconservative]

Trying to make sense of the numbers is like navigating in the fog without a compass. We have no idea how many democrats are voting Republican or what the independents are doing. We also don’t know that the early turnout won’t be offset by lower numbers on election day.

More and more districts are in play every day and that tells me the wave is building. Don’t let anyone be fooled by phony polling in the last week. If voters use the healthcare plan and the stimulus votes to determine who they are voting for, all predictions and bets are off and some previously unpolled and “safe” democrats will be looking for jobs.

[4rcane]

i’m not as optimistic. We need to add a few percentage points to the democrat side for fraud

[truthfreedom]

I was looking at North Carolina. On the stats for the 2008 early voting, there’s stats about early voting 2004 North Carolina.

This year the Republicans in North Carolina are doing 5 points better than in 2004. George Bush in 2004 was the best Republican performance Presidential since Reagan in 1984.

There was a very tight linkage between party turnout and presidential performance 2004 and 2008.

Obama outperformed Kerry net 12.5 points.
Early voting Dems were up 2.8 Republicans were down 7.2 Indys up 4.4.

If there was a presidential race this year - Republican 59% - Democrat 41%.

North Carolina
56 - 43.6 bush kerry - 12.4 (5.1) = 17.5
49.7-49.38 obama mccain -
2008 2004 2010
Dem 51.4% 48.6% 44.3%
Rep 30.2% 37.4% 38.2%
None 18.5% 14.1% 17.4%
Best Results in North Carolina since 1984 Reagan Landslide.

[screaminsunshine]

Iowa will be IOUA if they lose the freebie farm welfare and actually have to grow crops.

[Revel]

“So if the current numbers hold on, then the GOP would have a 27-point swing in their favor in early voting numbers.”

That is assuming that the electronic voting machine process is not rigged. It would be nice to see the actual vote totals. I bet we never will see them in stand alone form.

[REPANDPROUDOFIT]

As for bright spots for Democrats, in Iowa they have a 45.9-38.1% edge in early votes.

IOWA? Would someone please explain what is going on in this prairie state!

[ballplayer]

Sorry I am a Registered Democrat and I have Not Voted that way for 30 years

[MeekOneGOP]

**Good night, Harry.**

Man, I HOPE that is right!

I would love to be rid of Whorehouse Harry once and for all!

[USS Alaska]

For example in Florida, almost 800,000 votes are already in, and when you look at the party breakdown, you see that 52.8% of the ballots are in from Republicans to 33.7% for Democrats.

I don't have to be a rocket scientist to realize that GOP votes are coming in at a 19% higher clip than the Democrats in Florida.

No rocket scientists required, but a basic knowledge of math and ratios is required to realize that 52.8% vs 33.7% is a 56.7% HIGHER CLIP NOT 19% WHICH IS JUST THE NUMERICAL DIFFERENCE.

Man, I hate it when rocket scientists pose as mathematicians.