Of course it's the man that has to lead. Black men wavering to trump. This might be that "break away" election Rs desperately needed.
https://nypost.com/2024/10/05/opinion/african-americans-are-finally-voting-for-their-best-interests/
#NEW 2024 election forecast
— Eric Daugherty (@EricLDaugh) October 6, 2024
๐ด Trump: 312 ๐
๐ต Harris: 191
๐ก Tossup: 35@OnPointPolitics | Oct. 6 pic.twitter.com/Papguibg6d
๐ฆ Pennsylvania - 2024 General Election - Day ONE
— Joshua Smithley (@blockedfreq) October 7, 2024
๐ฅ 137,654 votes cast
๐ต DEM: 100,845 - 10.7% returned
๐ด GOP: 26,148 - 6.2% returned
๐ก IND: 10,661 - 6.1% returned
VBM Splits: ๐ต 72.6% / ๐ด 19% / ๐ก 8.4%
DEM firewall: +74,697
Thoughts โฌ๏ธ
Current mail situation in Florida. These are VOTES. Nearly a quarter million. D+3. However, TONS to go. pic.twitter.com/R6QoZfSmca
— Eric Daugherty (@EricLDaugh) October 7, 2024
Dems need to start turning out or Harris is in Trouble!
— Election2024 Updates (@MadAboutSkin01) October 7, 2024
Week 2 of EV usually sees Dems increase their lead over Republicans - Last week Dems flatlined and the margin remained the same.
2 VA polls today, 1 was Harris +2 and another +11 - this is looking a lot more like +2 to me
ARIZONA UPDATE:
— Charlie Kirk (@charliekirk11) October 7, 2024
Based on last month's trend, we will finish R+350,000 over Democrats in statewide voter registrations.
In Maricopa County, Republicans will have an advantage of nearly 172,000.
VERY strong finish. Now it's all about turnout.
Watch our numbers grow in realโฆ pic.twitter.com/2UHrL70ICC
will25u said:Dems need to start turning out or Harris is in Trouble!
— Election2024 Updates (@MadAboutSkin01) October 7, 2024
Week 2 of EV usually sees Dems increase their lead over Republicans - Last week Dems flatlined and the margin remained the same.
2 VA polls today, 1 was Harris +2 and another +11 - this is looking a lot more like +2 to me
PENNSYLVANIA
— Seth Keshel (@RealSKeshel) October 7, 2024
I had thought about holding on to this a while longer, but I'm dumbfounded that people try to say that party registration doesn't indicate anything.
Here are the last six presidential elections in PA. Pay attention to the Dem Reg Lead column (lead inโฆ pic.twitter.com/QGXgEbvogI
Republicans with over 4,000 net new registrations added today in Maricopa County, compared to just under 2,000 Dem.
— Seth Keshel (@RealSKeshel) October 8, 2024
Of note, GOP also outregistered Dems in Pima County last week (one update per week).
Arizona looking to approach R+8 at end of registrations.
Yes, it is far too early to make general assumptions about early voting; we have just 2 million votes in, and no state has a substantial number of votes to say anything meaningful.
— Michael Pruser (@MichaelPruser) October 7, 2024
However, before polls close on November 5th, we'll see 70% of the total vote in Florida andโฆ https://t.co/VQG0Jl7fZs
Quote:
Yes, it is far too early to make general assumptions about early voting; we have just 2 million votes in, and no state has a substantial number of votes to say anything meaningful.
However, before polls close on November 5th, we'll see 70% of the total vote in Florida and Arizona, 65% of the vote in Nevada, 60% of the vote in North Carolina and Georgia, etc. 65 million votes will be cast before you wake up Tuesday morning, November 5th.
We'll know the racial makeup of this vote, where it comes from, and what party it comes from (in party registration states). In some states, we'll also know the voter frequency in terms of how many votes they've cast in elections past.
With that much of the vote at our fingertips and demographic and party voting trends post-2020, getting to 100% in these states and knowing what the electorate looks like isn't very hard.
Seeing party turnout rates and knowing what the final electorate looks like will not reveal votes. But it goes a hell of a long way in helping us figure out whether there's an enthusiasm gap between races, ages, sexes, or parties that will make a difference.
๐ฆ Pennsylvania - 2024 General Election - Day 2
— Joshua Smithley (@blockedfreq) October 8, 2024
๐ฅ 217,366 votes cast
๐ต DEM: 155,931 - 16.3% returned
๐ด GOP: 43,793 - 10.2% returned
๐ก IND: 17,642 - 10% returned
VBM Splits: ๐ต 71.7% / ๐ด20.1% / ๐ก 8.2%
๐น DEM firewall: +112,138
๐ Return Edge: D+6.1
Thoughts โฌ๏ธ
There are no conclusions to draw at the moment and I would continue to wait, but I've been doing PA VBM tracking for a long time and I've never seen Dems start this aggressively off the gate on returns before.
— Joshua Smithley (@blockedfreq) October 8, 2024
On a county comparison for available VBM, the differences are stark.
Christian Crystal Ball Model for VA Early Voting as of 10/8:
— Christian Heiens ๐ (@ChristianHeiens) October 8, 2024
Dems: 60.08%
GOP: 39.92%
Modeled Dem Propensity
4 out of 4: 170,112
3 out of 4: 50,477
2 out of 4: 17,620
1 out of 4: 8,766
0 out of 4: 2,688
Modeled GOP Propensity
4 out of 4: 115,827
3 out of 4: 38,065
2 out of 4:โฆ https://t.co/RJRXwB0KmW
Over the last week, it has trended R+7,902 (Wowza)
— Nate Rybner (@NateRybner) October 7, 2024
The statewide registration advantage is now D+325,338
1 week ago it was D+333,240
2 weeks ago it was D+338,331
3 weeks ago it was D+343,014
4 weeks ago it was D+347,710
5 weeks ago it was D+350,199
6 weeks ago it was D+352,046โฆ https://t.co/qsODLxKCca
Total National Voter Registration - August 31st
— Michael Pruser (@MichaelPruser) September 12, 2024
Georgia, Nevada, Hawaii, and Illinois took their final chance at maintenance before the 90-day Federal lock, and the country added 650,000 new voters overall.
The Democratic edge in registration over Republicans dropped by 0.09%. pic.twitter.com/RmH4E3lYvs
PA MAIL REQUESTS Update:
— CA ET Nerd (@earlyvotedata) October 9, 2024
D share continues to go down by 0.24% (!!!). R share up 0.19 (again!)%
D 60.88%
R 27.58%
Total Requests: 1,580,477
D trend is pacing about 0.12-0.20 right now, with R going up 0.10-0.19 on average. The significant pace of requests decline for Dsโฆ https://t.co/aGPdTUln8p
#NEW PENNSYLVANIA mail-in ballot requests
— Eric Daugherty (@EricLDaugh) October 10, 2024
๐ต Democratic: 60.6% [-4.8]
๐ด Republican: 27.8% [+3.7]
โ GOP shift: R+8.5
[+/- from this point in 2020]
Data: @MichaelPruser & @WinWithJMC, Oct. 10
Weโre here at the Post Office in Milford, PA (Pike County).
— ThePersistence (@ScottPresler) October 10, 2024
The excitement โ the passion โ & the energy is real.
We are coming. We are unstoppable. We are happening.
PA = White House pic.twitter.com/l0105h09ty
BREAKING: Pennsylvania Republicans are absolutely SOARING in vote-by-mail ballot requests.
— Eric Daugherty (@EricLDaugh) October 11, 2024
This is insane. I did not expect them to keep this up.
Graph: @UPTGOP pic.twitter.com/d9UbraxQWZ
Waffledynamics said:BREAKING: Pennsylvania Republicans are absolutely SOARING in vote-by-mail ballot requests.
— Eric Daugherty (@EricLDaugh) October 11, 2024
This is insane. I did not expect them to keep this up.
Graph: @UPTGOP pic.twitter.com/d9UbraxQWZ
ETA: Am I the only one that isn't sure what that X axis is?
Yes. 25 Days until election.jeremiahjt said:Waffledynamics said:BREAKING: Pennsylvania Republicans are absolutely SOARING in vote-by-mail ballot requests.
— Eric Daugherty (@EricLDaugh) October 11, 2024
This is insane. I did not expect them to keep this up.
Graph: @UPTGOP pic.twitter.com/d9UbraxQWZ
ETA: Am I the only one that isn't sure what that X axis is?
Days until election?
๐จ VIRGINIA KEEPS GETTING REDDER! https://t.co/3U13UBvkml
— Eric Daugherty (@EricLDaugh) October 11, 2024
TOP EARLY VOTING STATES
— John Couvillon (@WinWithJMC) October 12, 2024
(Over 100K early voters as of 10/11) pic.twitter.com/RI5Ew0vr0E
#NEW VOTE-BY-MAIL requests weekly update
— Eric Daugherty (@EricLDaugh) October 12, 2024
PENNSYLVANIA:
๐ต Democratic: 60.4% [-1.3]
๐ด Republican: 28% [+1]
โ GOP gain from 2020: R+8.6
NORTH CAROLINA:
๐ต Democratic: 35.4% [-0.6]
๐ด Republican: 25.3% [+0.3]
โ GOP gain from 2020: R+17.9
[Change in last week]
Data:โฆ
Palm Beach:
— DataRepublican (small r) (@DataRepublican) October 12, 2024
2020 ๐ต 56.4% - ๐ด 21.1%
2024 ๐ต 52.8% - ๐ด 25.5%
2020-2024 Change: ๐ด 8.0%
Miami-Dade:
2020 ๐ต 48.8% - ๐ด 25.2%
2024 ๐ต 44.4% - ๐ด 30.3%
2020-2024 Change: ๐ด 9.4%
Broward:
2020 ๐ต 61.5% - ๐ด 16.6%
2024 ๐ต 54.6% - ๐ด 23.6%
2020-2024 Change: ๐ด 13.9%
Sarasota:โฆ https://t.co/8Gi8hVddvo
MORE... Gallup found that Democrats are still TWICE as likely as Republicans to vote by mail.
— Eric Daugherty (@EricLDaugh) October 12, 2024
I've been telling everybody: Democrats aren't just going to become the in-person voting party. That's still the GOP. Gallup now proves it. Imagine that.
Gallup also reported thatโฆ pic.twitter.com/rPdCKTdCpF
Orange County, California early vote, 2020 vs 2024
— Rob Pyers (@rpyers) October 13, 2024
2020
๐ฆ34,185
๐ฅ19,933
๐จ16,325
TOTAL: 70,443, ๐ฆ +14,252
2024
๐ฆ27,812
๐ฅ26,588
๐จ16,815
TOTAL 71,215, ๐ฆ +1,224 pic.twitter.com/hTItTCrg2n
In the one block group I spot checked that had 50% turnout, every single vote came from one building. A 425-unit condo, but still. @ScottPresler
— DataRepublican (small r) (@DataRepublican) October 13, 2024
The counter-argument is that fewer Democrats will VBM because of no more COVID. But I looked at 2020 -> 2022 VBM decreases just now and Republicans dropped it in greater proportions than Democrats. The exact opposite of what they're trying to claim.
— DataRepublican (small r) (@DataRepublican) October 12, 2024
(Source: VPAP site for mail + in person early):
— John Couvillon (@WinWithJMC) October 13, 2024
Over time, here's what has happened with 2024 v 2020, using "same point in time" EVing:
1."Biden jurisdictions" saw EV turnout originally +58%, then -20%, -39%, and now -40%
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will25u said:
Thread.(Source: VPAP site for mail + in person early):
— John Couvillon (@WinWithJMC) October 13, 2024
Over time, here's what has happened with 2024 v 2020, using "same point in time" EVing:
1."Biden jurisdictions" saw EV turnout originally +58%, then -20%, -39%, and now -40%
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Pennsylvania ๐
— VoteHub (@VoteHubUS) October 12, 2024
Mail and absentee ballots update
Ballots sent: 1,629,276
Total returns: 416,652 (+72,437) since Oct 10)
๐ต Democratic 68.4% | 285,072 votes (+46,195)
๐ด Republican 23.0% | 95,666 votes (+19,430)
โช๏ธ Other 8.6% | 35,914 votes (+6,812) pic.twitter.com/iApBzNUTm0
4. Powering this massive Dem lead: 44% of returned ballots so far are from MD/NJ/PA alone.
— John Couvillon (@WinWithJMC) October 14, 2024
5a. Mail requests down 52% (-52% yesterday)
5b. Mail voting down 53% (-52% yesterday)
5c. In person voting down 6% (-5% yesterday)
6. ID/OR/UT mail will go out Tuesday
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