To: qam1
Those figures are at odds with TargetEarly's modeled party numbers of early votes:
R's with 1,908,550 (49.8%)
D's with 1,645,953 (42.9%)
UNA with 279,348 (7.3%)
Also, in GA you can vote across party lines in a primary so I'm not sure that taking the primary ballot selected is necessarily accurate for determining registered party.
To: FR33DOM4ME
I think there is a lot of empirical evidence that the turnout spread Tuesday between Republicans and Democrats will be wider then 2016 due to China virus. But tomorrow we will see.
163 posted on
11/02/2020 10:22:34 AM PST by
IVAXMAN
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