2016 United States presidential election in Florida:
There are other counties that will continue early voting; some could be GOP friendly. I’ll leave that for someone else to research.
NOT SURE IF YOU SAW THIS I POSTED THURSDAY EVENING
note last couple of days Miami-dae has been +500 D IPEV
I am sure I made some minor mistakes and typos but:
what if today was Sunday and only the counties opened then voted with todays data>
keep in mind I am not sure what counties were opened 2020 vs 2016 the Sunday before election day
if more Rep counties are opened this year those votes may be lost election day votes this year
Dems won early in person voting that day by 52,000ish votes
but alot of those votes are already
difference between in person voting yesterday and today
Broward +4164 D
Orange +616 D
lean +464 D
Gads +236 D
hillsbor +1717 R
pinel. +1566
Mantne. +1811
charelt +1265
volsia. +1740
Bay. +2053
Duval. +1388
Palm b. +1623
Miami-d. +384
6 other small red counties +1485
so R +10,318 in person votes today in the match up of Sunday opened counties
but it gets better
Two Big ones: Polk and Sarasota have no data yet to compare
so if there was no “souls to the polls” D-push in the data
Rep would have eon todays in early person voting at least by 10,318
and the overall net day of day +2-3K
According to TargetSmart, in Florida there are approximately 2 million early votes cast by those who did not vote in Florida in 2016. Almost 42% (856K) of these 2016 non-voters were whites without a college degree. College-educated whites make up another 20% of the 2016 non-voters.
That’s a stunning figure for a state that is turning “browner” every year. Gee, I wonder what’s prompting the turnout of working-class voters?