I am going out to vote early later today, and I will be bringing my son and an old friend with me.
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10/27/20: REPs - 2,383,218, DEMs - 2,685,500, lead of 302,282 for DEMs, 41.8% to 37.0%
10/26/20: REPs - 2,200,418, DEMs - 2,555,072, lead of 354,654 for DEMs, 42.5% to 36.6%
10/25/20: REPs - 2,076,621, DEMs - 2,440,470, lead of 363,849 for DEMs, 42.8% to 36.4%
10/24/20: REPs - 1,899,530, DEMs - 2,289,645, lead of 390,115 for DEMs, 43.3% to 36.0%
10/23/20: REPs - 1,682,849, DEMs - 2,110,366, lead of 427,517 for DEMs, 44.2% to 35.2%
10/22/20: REPs - 1,463,281, DEMs - 1,926,055, lead of 462,774 for DEMs, 45.2% to 34.4%
10/21/20: REPs - 1,221,835, DEMs - 1,708,632, lead of 486,797 for DEMs, 46.5% to 33.2%
10/20/20: REPs - 953,524, DEMs - 1,432,216, lead of 478,692 for DEMs, 47.7% to 31.8%
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Just checking...if I remember from the other day, is 300,000 the “key” number for early voting? Is that the number where the Republicans can overcome them?
More dems voting....??
That doesn’t mean they voted for biden.
Nevada:
“The Republicans almost kept pace with the Democrats in Nevada voter registration this month. They have lost about 2,500 to the Dems in Clark and 200 in Washoe, but made up all but 800 in the rurals (+1,900 for the GOP there).”
I am going out to vote early later today, and I will be bringing my son and an old friend with me.
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Thats what I’m talking about! Back to 52k/day gains.
My usual polling location was not available for EV, so we, reluctantly, had to go to the one of the most heavily blue voting districts in SW Florida.
Despite the polling location being in a totally dem area, I could tell there was definitely and Trump voter presence advantage - including the Hispanic immigrant family in front of me with a GOP voting guide. I was surprised by that.
More anecdotal evidence: A lot of our friends have even not voted yet. I've never seen this magnitude of voters going to the polls. Could get interesting.
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I am cubicle bound and can’t watch videos (well I can watch ‘em for a second or two without the volume on) and can’t do an image capture.
Admittedly I am very nervous about Florida and the election,
but in the second or two I browsed the video in this article from AOL/Meet the Press
At the 00:31 second mark, the POll from NBC/Marist
Latino Voters in Florida
2016:
Clinton: 62%
Trump: 35%
2020
Trump: 50%
Biden: 46%
I listen to what they are saying, but if these numbers are remotely true than than this election is pretty much over.
* I hope everyone sees the same video I am seeing