I wonder if that may not be a surprise state, as well.
Captn_Ag05 said:
Trump just announced he is going to be in New Hampshire Oct 30.
4 said:
The most recent NH polls (538,RCP, The Hill average) I can find shows Harris up there by 6-9 pts.
I wonder what it showed in 2020 before the election and what the actual results were?
6-9 seems way tight at this point for a New England state given Trump's history of massive under polling
And "Scranton Joe" resonated a LOT more with them than Kalifornia Kamala.FTAG 2000 said:4 said:
The most recent NH polls (538,RCP, The Hill average) I can find shows Harris up there by 6-9 pts.
I wonder what it showed in 2020 before the election and what the actual results were?
6-9 seems way tight at this point for a New England state given Trump's history of massive under polling
On this date in 2020, Biden was up 12% in polls. Election Day, he won by 7%, delta of 5%.
Most recent polling last week shows her up 6.8% there. Hmm.
Yeah I think you're right about the Zuck bucks although they still have a crap ton of money to play with so I don't that that's much of a factor except there aren't millions of MIB's floating around this time.4stringAg said:
Elons millions are also going to on the ground election security measures from what I understand.
I also don't think the Dems have Zuckerbergs bucks to play around with this time which I think were a big factor in drop boxes and other insecurities
4 said:Captn_Ag05 said:
Trump just announced he is going to be in New Hampshire Oct 30.
Yeah, I'm really wondering if that state is sneaky in play. I think it could be.
Which could also possibly throw Maine in there, too.
CTCL (Zuck's BS) is still around.4stringAg said:
Elons millions are also going to on the ground election security measures from what I understand.
I also don't think the Dems have Zuckerbergs bucks to play around with this time which I think were a big factor in drop boxes and other insecurities
Dems are falling further behind as to this point in 2020. Now down 78k on Day 9 vs 40k on Day 8. GOP voters have found that, maybe, early voting is easy.
— Sam Almy (@sfalmy) October 18, 2024
Vote history post tomorrow.
Statewide: -83k
🔵 -78k |🔴 +13k| ⚫ -18.8k
Turnout: -1.9%
🔵 -4.8%| 🔴 +0.8% | ⚫ -1.7% pic.twitter.com/xbI4eRerP9
Arizona Early Vote Update:
— OSZ (@OpenSourceZone) October 18, 2024
🔴: 143k (+19k)
🔵: 112k (+9k)
🟡: 68k (+7k)
Total: 323k (+37k)
Arizona Early Vote Update:
— OSZ (@OpenSourceZone) October 18, 2024
🔴: 143k (+19k)
🔵: 112k (+9k)
🟡: 68k (+7k)
Total: 323k (+37k)
North Carolina Voting Early vote and Mail In Vote Combined 2020 vs 2024
— OSZ (@OpenSourceZone) October 18, 2024
2020
🔵 48% (+22)
🔴 26%
🟡 26%
2024
🔵 37% (+4)
🔴 33%
🟡 30%
Nevada In Person Early Voting (IPEV) Post:
— CA ET Nerd (@earlyvotedata) October 18, 2024
Nevada (NV) begins it's early voting process tomorrow on Saturday. If you care about it, you will want to read this I promise it is not a waste of your time. Warning though: it is one long post. Sorry :)
I want to provide you all with… pic.twitter.com/gegxMreMlB
will25u said:Nevada In Person Early Voting (IPEV) Post:
— CA ET Nerd (@earlyvotedata) October 18, 2024
Nevada (NV) begins it's early voting process tomorrow on Saturday. If you care about it, you will want to read this I promise it is not a waste of your time. Warning though: it is one long post. Sorry :)
I want to provide you all with… pic.twitter.com/gegxMreMlB
LMCane said:4 said:Captn_Ag05 said:
Trump just announced he is going to be in New Hampshire Oct 30.
Yeah, I'm really wondering if that state is sneaky in play. I think it could be.
Which could also possibly throw Maine in there, too.
Maine splits their electoral votes- the point would be to take all of them rather than just 2 or 3
#NEW GEORGIA early voting update - day 4
— Eric Daugherty (@EricLDaugh) October 18, 2024
⚪️ White: 60.1%
⚫️ Black: 27.3%
This point in 2020 was 60% white/33% black. -6 for black turnout.
Deep-blue Fulton, DeKalb and Clayton together stagnated below where they were on day 1 (which was supposed to be their better day).
North Carolina Early Voting Gaston Day 2
— OSZ (@OpenSourceZone) October 19, 2024
2020 - 6721
🔵 2012 - 29.9%
🔴 2967 - 44.4% (+14.5)
U 1722 - 25.6%
2022 - 2609
🔵 668 - 25.6%
🔴 1218 - 46.7% (+21.1)
🟡 715 - 27.4%
2024 - 6437
🔵 1431 - 22.2%
🔴 3437 - 53.4% (+31.2)
🟡 1926 - 29.9%
Georgia 🍑
— VoteHub (@VoteHubUS) October 18, 2024
Early voting: 1,130,463 ballots
Mail voting: 63,977 ballots
Race: 60% White, 27% Black, 13% Other
Gender: 55% Female, 45% Male
White turnout: 19.4%
Black turnout: 15.3%
Turnout for each county shown below https://t.co/jcZm4EuY71 pic.twitter.com/N0iGi0Tfpw
North Carolina Early Vote Day 1 2016, 2018, 2020, 2022, 2024 Comparison
— OSZ (@OpenSourceZone) October 19, 2024
2016
🔵 49.7% (+23.7)
🔴 25.0%
2018
🔵 40.9% (+10.0)
🔴 30.9%
2020
🔵 46.3% (+19.0)
🔴 27.3%
2022
🔵 38.2% (+5.1)
🔴 33.1%
2024
🔵 36.3% (+1.6)
🔴 34.7%
Clark numbers aren't really in yet. He said his crystal ball is broken this year which is a tacit acknowledgment the state seems to have shifted more red.FTAG 2000 said:will25u said:Nevada In Person Early Voting (IPEV) Post:
— CA ET Nerd (@earlyvotedata) October 18, 2024
Nevada (NV) begins it's early voting process tomorrow on Saturday. If you care about it, you will want to read this I promise it is not a waste of your time. Warning though: it is one long post. Sorry :)
I want to provide you all with… pic.twitter.com/gegxMreMlB
Someone find the Ralston tweets. He ok or melting? That will tell the tale.
The early voting blog is updated!
— Jon Ralston (@RalstonReports) October 18, 2024
Still under 1 percent of votes in, no conclusions to be drawn.
Waiting for Clark to post mail.
Waiting for Clark.
Waiting for Clark.https://t.co/Pl43XBMcPA
So in North Carolina… the independent turnout is coming more-so from the RED counties, when they came from the blue counties in the past.
— Eric Daugherty (@EricLDaugh) October 19, 2024
Uh oh. https://t.co/8kHu2rwKs7
North Carolina on day 2 of early voting, 2020: D+9
— Eric Daugherty (@EricLDaugh) October 19, 2024
North Carolina on day 2 of early voting, now: R+2
🔥 https://t.co/sD9xWaSaRg
Geez… a white surge of voting in Louisiana and a black turnout crash.
— Eric Daugherty (@EricLDaugh) October 19, 2024
Red state presidentially I know. But this is what we’re seeing elsewhere. https://t.co/3oP6dxWhfY
Add this post to my one yesterday about the "cannibalization" argument. We will go into the weeds here now. In NC yesterday, the day to day comparison demonstrates once again what I have been saying:
— CA ET Nerd (@earlyvotedata) October 19, 2024
It is not R overperformance (R cannibalization of the Early Vote), it is D… https://t.co/xav2pE0uJ0
North Carolina Early Voting Update - 10.19
— Michael Pruser (@MichaelPruser) October 19, 2024
Good morning, election followers. We kick off Saturday mornings with the last seven days of net change in NC voter registrations:
🔴Republicans: +8,746
🔵Democrats: +7,126
🟡Others: +18,742
Today, Republicans flipped the numbers,… pic.twitter.com/5xYMtMTpdR
From the thread:Quote:
It is not R overperformance (R cannibalization of the Early Vote), it is D UNDERPERFORMANCE that is driving the changes in the early vote.
Rs only increased their volume of votes Day to Day by 15,773 (total within normal limits of population and registration gains, IMO). Ds LOST 19,513 voters.
The political/election terminology for underperformance is Turnout Problems.
Thanks to @aggou for this data!
Yep which would be unprecedented, even if you look at any year other than 2020...which apparently is anathema to do.
— CA ET Nerd (@earlyvotedata) October 19, 2024
Even with a larger D surge on election day than usual, this probably means he wins by 4%? Larger depending on how EV goes and then how EDay looks.
— CA ET Nerd (@earlyvotedata) October 19, 2024
Glad to see that in the breakdown by sex, (men, women and other categories), that "other" is decreased in 2024. Probably not a demographic that is going to vote for Trumpwill25u said:North Carolina Early Voting Update - 10.19
— Michael Pruser (@MichaelPruser) October 19, 2024
Good morning, election followers. We kick off Saturday mornings with the last seven days of net change in NC voter registrations:
🔴Republicans: +8,746
🔵Democrats: +7,126
🟡Others: +18,742
Today, Republicans flipped the numbers,… pic.twitter.com/5xYMtMTpdR
LINKQuote:
The Republican National Committee (RNC) is focusing on "low propensity voters," and the turnout is already "dramatically higher" than in the past, RNC Chairman Michael Whatley said during an appearance on Breitbart News Daily.
"We are focused on low propensity voters. That is really, truly the push. And we are combining door knocks with phone calls with direct mail with digital communication, emails, texts," he said, describing a low propensity voter as "somebody who is very likely to vote for Donald Trump if they vote, but they haven't voted in two years or four years or six years."
"And the Democrats are going to identify somebody the same kind of way, but it really, truly is … not a very regular voter. And so you know, what we're seeing in our first initial assessments out of Georgia, North Carolina, out of Arizona, out of Pennsylvania, is that we're having a really good response rate from the low propensity voters," he revealed.
Georgia IPEV Day 5 Update
— Latinx Adjacent Doctor PhD (@TonerousHyus) October 19, 2024
1:30pm - 102k voted
White (784,481) 59.8%
Black (358,891) 27.3%
Not much changing at this point. Black voters today are 26.53% of the vote.
The lowest Saturday turnout ever recorded. Here's the black voters by day: pic.twitter.com/cQKyG7ibJK
Republicans +8 so far in Ohio early vote pic.twitter.com/L8OeBoIlzS
— Depressed Ginger (@Dgingsz) October 19, 2024