[Phoenix11]

My take on this (and I could be way off), but I think Obama supporters are so gung-ho about voting for him that most were there on the first few days of early voting. Therefore, most of his votes in states that have early voting have already been cast. Take GA: Most of the early votes cast were done in Atlanta, an area we know will most likely favor Obama. The question remains for the states that do not allow early voting.

[LS]

That's what we are seeing in Dayton. We are up to 30% among the "early voters," but as my chairman says, those are 30% who won't be voting on election day.

And yes, we have sixty officially registered poll watchers to make sure they don't vote again.

So what I keep saying---no one is really getting this yet---is that election night is going to be vastly different than ever before: in the past, generally, R precincts came in early and everyone waited for the Wayne County type areas to deliver the death blow to the Rs. This year, the Dems are going to be substantially voted out before election day, and the majority of votes coming in will be R counties.

[Paul8148]

What is the split with the Abstenne vote?

[mosesdapoet]

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