Still thinking Ds have a lead by Election Eve around 120k vs 96k in 2016.
Setting up for a WIN on November 3rd when we spike the football.
Dave Wasserman
@Redistrict
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In Sumter Co., FL, as of this morning 72,695 out of 105,612 registered voters (69%) have already voted - which I believe is the highest turnout rate outside of auto-VBM states.
Dave Wasserman
@Redistrict
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Although we know that Trump is likely to better in the EDay vote than the early vote virtually everywhere, there’s not *that* huge a difference between the Sumter voters who have voted so far and those who haven’t...
Dave Wasserman
@Redistrict
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@Redistrict
Among the 72,695 Sumter voters who have cast ballots, they break down:
58% R
25% D
17% NPA/Other
Here’s the breakdown of the 32,917 Sumter registrants who *haven’t* yet cast ballots:
53% R
21% D
26% NPA/Other
Dow down 800.
I went to cash 2 weeks ago. I expected volatility leading up to the election.
Starting to put that money back to work.
I think market goes up next week regardless who wins. But goes up more if Trump wins.
Covid vaccine gets approved in November, after the election of course.
Heading higher into the end of year.
Do you have any idea about whether the number of registered voters who still haven’t voted by Election Day will be larger this year than it was in 2016?
What is giving you confidence that Trump will have a better ED than he had in 2016?