GET OUT THE RIPPLE!!!
This is great!
Why does he think we are “on track” for 50,000. I see only 4,000 so far today (down from 245,000 yesterday to 241,000 today).
Am I missing something?
Are there going to be enough GOP voters left over (that did not early vote) to push Trump over the top?
I’m trying to internalize what this means ... but I want to see the look on Jake Tapper’s face first ...
PING!!
If the early voting numbers are even close, Trump will romp. Firstly, more registered Democrats than registered Republicans are going to cross over.
Secondly that is particularly true in Florida and has been for decades.
Plenty of those registered Democrats voted Trump.
Rs will take the lead over the weekend, barring the storm.
In AZ, Rs took another 4,000 off the lead, will probably go into election day down just 30,000.
This is incredible. Look at Miami-Dade; he lost by 30% in 2016 and is now ahead slightly, when presumably early voting typically favors DEM %s.
Anyone know if there are maps like this kept for every state? Would love to see PA, NV, and a few others
Question,
Normally the Democrats do a good job in getting their voters to the polls and the Republicans at times do not.
It appears the Republicans are going to the polls for this election to vote mostly in person. I am wondering with all the COVID fear raised by the Democrats what percentage of their own voters will be a no show since time is running out for many states to get their mail in votes in.
It would appear the Dem mail in vote does not appear to be nearly enough to avoid getting swamped by a red wave. Will there be enough Dem’s to come out in person to buffer the wave?
Has anyone done any polling on who will not vote in person.
Someone needs to explain GOTV operations. How do the rallies help? If Trump didn’t have rallies (like Biden), how would GOTV be impacted and why? I’d be fascinated to know
Hi where are you seeing 204,000?
Hi Where are you seeing 204K? I’m seeing 241K.
Does anyone have any early numbers out of New Hampshire or Maine (whole state, or by district)?
Any does anyone have any analysis on Iowa so far?
Thanks to anyone who responds!
Woo Hoo! - down to 200K gap already down from the 203K gap close from last night!
7434300
78.92% of 2016 total turnout
112.52% of 2016 EV turnout
D-R gap (raw): 200693
By the way, you were right about the 204k, which was pretty close tot he final number.
But can you tell me where you were seeing it? That website really confuses me.
This one is more simple but it’s not updated until the day after:
http://www.electionczar.com/floridaearlyvote.html