Early voters are far more likely to be Democrat registered voters. And of those early voting states (states which have a significant early voting turnout), they were more likely to vote Democrat, as well.
So early voting is over-representative of Democratic voters.
https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2020/10/27/us/politics/election-voter-turnout.html
For those of you who think Biden has this election in the bag and don't show up on election day, you'll very likely see Trump in office 4 more years. Unless Biden votes total to a record numbers, Biden is guaranteed to lose.
Also, the fact that Trump "enjoys" much higher support among GOP registered voters, the ballots cast by Dems vs. GOP will also show a difference. What data we do have, now, sows that 51% of ballots cast are ballots cast by Dems. And the GOP voters casting ballots has sharply increased to 35%, quickly closing the gap. Election day will be a GOP voting day.
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/us-election-2020/2020-election-polls-live-biden-trump-odds-who-will-win-swing-states-b1366072.html "Biden 9 points ahead in Nevada,"
and he's messing with Texas.
It’ll be interesting to see how turnout is this election. With states largely easing requirements for mail voting we could see a big surge in voting numbers and participation. That could help Biden.
Of course there is also the problem of something like 30% of votes by mail getting tossed for errors and things like that.
Can’t believe the election is already in a week. I’m ready for it to be over.
Originally posted by BackFire
It’ll be interesting to see how turnout is this election. With states largely easing requirements for mail voting we could see a big surge in voting numbers and participation. That could help Biden.Of course there is also the problem of something like 30% of votes by mail getting tossed for errors and things like that.
Can’t believe the election is already in a week. I’m ready for it to be over.
I forgot about that. And the 1%-2% loss of ballots in the mail. Mail in voting more negatively impacts Democratic voters because they are the majority of the mail in voters.
Originally posted by Blakemore
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/us-election-2020/2020-election-polls-live-biden-trump-odds-who-will-win-swing-states-b1366072.html "Biden 9 points ahead in Nevada,"and he's messing with Texas.
Republicans can't win with their unpopular to the majority ideas, this is why they rig elections in their favor. Not just the presidential election either.
Originally posted by dadudemon
I talked a bit about that a bit in the prior post. Biden needs record-setting votes to win.
With the increase in mail in voting I would be surprised if there isn’t record breaking turnout.
Also something interesting I saw the other day was a poll that showed something like 50% of people who voted third party in 2016 are backing Biden this time vs something like 20% backing Trump. That could be a big boon for Biden.
Originally posted by BackFire
With the increase in mail in voting I would be surprised if there isn’t record breaking turnout.Also something interesting I saw the other day was a poll that showed something like 50% of people who voted third party in 2016 are backing Biden this time vs something like 20% backing Trump. That could be a big boon for Biden.
Several states are already on track to have a higher voter turnout than they did in 2016
eg More than 200,000 young people have already voted in NC, on pace to surpass 2016 total
Originally posted by Robtard
Several states are already on track to have a higher voter turnout than they did in 2016eg More than 200,000 young people have already voted in NC, on pace to surpass 2016 total
Yeah I read similar things. I think I read something like there has already been a number of votes cast equal to something like 75% of the total number of votes Clinton got in the state in 2016.
Originally posted by Robtard
Several states are already on track to have a higher voter turnout than they did in 2016eg More than 200,000 young people have already voted in NC, on pace to surpass 2016 total
but none of those early votes will count in the eyes of cult45, because autism
Originally posted by Bashar Teg
but none of those early votes will count in the eyes of cult45, because autism
It's easier for illegal immigrants to vote at an early voting facility than on voting day. There should be Republicans at every early voting site keeping an eye on things, and if something or someone looks suspicious, they should speak up and make sure the vote is legal.