[mwl8787]

Higher turnout (20 percent or more) favors Castle, particularly in New Castle County. .

[tennmountainman]

Higher turnout (20 percent or more) favors Castle, particularly in New Castle County.

It is hard to say a higher turnout favors Castle.

You could have a lot of Tea Party folks who have not been active. And start today at the polls, as well.

[RachelFaith]

Higher turnout (20 percent or more) favors Castle, particularly in New Castle County. .

Yeah... regions will do that, but turnout is usually a universal thing and usually brings MORE undecided and favors the challenger most times. It did for Joe in Alaska.

[mrsmith]

http://www.realclearpolitics.com/articles/2010/09/14/what_to_watch_for_in_the_delaware_gop_senate_primary.html

“O’Donnell’s strength lies in Kent and Sussex Counties, the two southernmost. She should be able to establish strong margins in both. She probably needs [to win] 70:30 in Sussex, 55:45 in Kent and lose by 45:55 in New Castle (the northernmost county). Turnout is likely to be variable, [with the] highest turnout in the areas where she’s strongest, and that will boost her.

RCP: What kind of turnout are you expecting, and how might high or low turnout affect the results?

Dr. Pika: Expectations are for 15-25 percent turnout of Republicans. Higher turnout should help Castle since O’Donnell’s voters seem to be more strongly motivated.”