[janetjanet998]

Speedy has the % voted down to a decimal point.

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Ok thank you

3,685,751 R
3,658,311 D

Ok so 27,440 More Registered Rep voted

That was the number I was looking for the compare to Byecomeys live data

when all the mail ins are counted tomorrow also

I will assume the Dems will go into it up 130K

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so we will start the day at -130,000

and hopefully end the day well above +30K

[Ravi]

That honestly does not seem like a hard lift. Lots of red Marionites, Lakers, Pinellians, Pascovians, Escambians et al left to vote. This will be the most one-sided election day turnout ever in FL. It was the best VBM year for the DEMs; conversely, it will be the best election day for the REPs.

[SpeedyInTexas]

“3,685,751 R
3,658,311 D

Ok so 27,440 More Registered Rep voted”

I have 60,000?

[SpeedyInTexas]

From Daniel Smith:

“As for turnout among party registrants (limiting the following analysis to “active” voters), 74.4% of the state’s 4.908m Democrats turned out to vote. In contrast, 81.2% of the state’s 4.577m registered Republicans cast ballots. Only 63.3% of the state’s 3.132m No Party Affiliates (NPAs) voted, whereas 70.2% of the 347k Third Party registrants turned out.”

Please calculate with these percentages and I’ll calculate again also.