Lower turnout generally means fewer Democrats and about the same Republicans.
The way citizens are registered makes a big difference in turnout. If you’re cornered on the way into a market to be registered as a Democrat, are you going to be as likely to show up and vote as you would be if you sought out a way to register Republican?
Republican voters go to the polls. Conservatives always show up.
So if California’s expected vote is down 10%, guess what. That means that the Democrat candidates can expect about 10% less vote than last time. And the Conservative candidates can expect about the same vote, perhaps a bit less.
There’s going to be a lot of whining tonight. Conservative causes are gong to show a lot better than the Left is going to like.
Heh, heh, heh...
“United States’ first African American president, who had really captured Californians”
Hmmm.....if Obama had really Captured “them” they would still be enthusiastic ?
CA Obamatron voters know O is going to lose so there isn’t much urgency to turn out for him.
Thousands moved back to Mexico.
Just voted in Whittier California. There was only ONE other person in the polling place and it was my son. The kind old lady gave me a little pack of Whoppers when I checked in and then I went into the booth and SCORED, the person that voted before I did accidentally left their little Abba Zabba for me. Sweetness voting in CA
I hope it’s people like the surly black guy who called Michael Medved yesterday and said - ‘If Obama doesn’t win, I’m never voting again. The elections are rigged. All politics is for shinola.’ Bring it on.
I’m telling you, California is in play!
Just voted in Reseda in the San Fernando valley turn out at two polling places was very light. Equal to normal local issue voting. in 2008 there were about a hundred voters(only seen one last time.) This time at most 20 voters at each polling location.