Damn: Republicans registered 10,000 more voters than the Dems...last month! The state might as well be tied. No Dem edge at all, really. pic.twitter.com/OqUluFKoiY
— Jon Ralston (@RalstonReports) November 2, 2024
Damn: Republicans registered 10,000 more voters than the Dems...last month! The state might as well be tied. No Dem edge at all, really. pic.twitter.com/OqUluFKoiY
— Jon Ralston (@RalstonReports) November 2, 2024
Last night in Levittown, PA, there were no lights, & people were forced to vote by cell phone light. Today, in Bucks, we are seeing wait times of 5 + hours to vote. More of the same tonight!
— Alex Meyer (@AlMeyer19) November 1, 2024
Bucks election officials did the bare minimum.
VOTER SUPPRESSION!
STAY IN LINE! pic.twitter.com/ocewFj4Xbt
Every Bucks County voter has FINALLY voted.
— ThePersistence (@ScottPresler) November 2, 2024
What a day.
😴
All of the Bucks County voters that held the line & stayed to cast their ballots are heroes.
— ThePersistence (@ScottPresler) November 1, 2024
SwigAg11 said:
Looks like they finally finished up in the dark!Every Bucks County voter has FINALLY voted.
— ThePersistence (@ScottPresler) November 2, 2024
What a day.
😴All of the Bucks County voters that held the line & stayed to cast their ballots are heroes.
— ThePersistence (@ScottPresler) November 1, 2024
📊 Prediction #6: WI to Trump by 1+ (1-Nov) 🇺🇸
— DataRepublican (small r) (@DataRepublican) November 1, 2024
As I mentioned this morning, everyone on EV X has different strengths and specialities. We're all our own individuals, but we're also a collaborative community.
I work best where there is a high volume of data. For PA, I mapped…
🚨 EARLY VOTING RED FLAG FOR DEMS: This is truly eye-opening. Just look.
— Eric Daugherty (@EricLDaugh) November 2, 2024
Percent of total 2020 early vote turnout:
PA:
🔴 REP: 89.5% (+34.4)
🔵 DEM: 55.1%
FL:
🔴 REP: 86.3% (+24.6)
🔵 DEM: 61.7%
AZ:
🔴 REP: 97.7% (+20.1)
🔵 DEM: 77.6%
NV:
🔴 REP: 82.3% (+17.7)
🔵 DEM: 64.6%
NC:…
At this point in 2020, 364,948 Rs had voted in NV. Today, it's 365,283. Rs are only +335.
— Victor Joecks (@VictorJoecks) November 1, 2024
At this point in 2020, 409,232 Ds had voted in NV. Today, it's 320,527. Ds are -88,705.
This suggests Rs aren't doing well b/c they've voted earlier than normal. Rs are doing well b/c D… https://t.co/nSBWLUMwhK
🚨 BREAKING: Trump's FINAL RALLY SCHEDULE is now released. 4 rallies on Monday.
— Eric Daugherty (@EricLDaugh) November 1, 2024
FINAL RALLY: Grand Rapids, Michigan.👀
SATURDAY:
🔴 Gastonia, NC
🔴 Salem, VA
🔴 Greensboro, NC
SUNDAY:
🔴 Lancaster, PA
🔴 Kingston, NC
🔴 Macon, GA
MONDAY:
🔴 Raleigh, NC
🔴 Reading, PA
🔴…
On the demo side, this is where we finished in 2020.
— Michael Pruser (@MichaelPruser) November 2, 2024
⚪White - 58.23%
⚫Black - 27.34%
Is he saying those are the 2020 numbers they finished EV with or the total election?will25u said:On the demo side, this is where we finished in 2020.
— Michael Pruser (@MichaelPruser) November 2, 2024
⚪White - 58.23%
⚫Black - 27.34%
MemphisAg1 said:
Interesting.
40% of his final rallies in NC
30% in PA
10% in MI
Nothing in WI
That would lead one to believe NC is still up for grabs.
Georgia Early Vote Turnout 2020 vs 2024
— OSZ (@OpenSourceZone) November 2, 2024
2020:
⚪️ 60.8% (+9.7)
⚫️ 51.1%
2024:
⚪️ 63.0% (+13.6)
⚫️ 49.4%
Georgia IPEV Update Last Day
— Latinx Adjacent Doctor PhD (@TonerousHyus) November 1, 2024
Today:
Black - 26.6%
Now: 2020:
White - 2,313,910 2,266,958
Black - 1,007,660 1,110,567
Turnout Gap 62.9|49.1 [-13.8%]
This was posted on the polls thread, but it looks like the hurricane devastated areas of NC are keeping pace with their 2020 numbers. You need to follow his link, and then read through the section titled What Harris Must Do to Win.will25u said:MemphisAg1 said:
Interesting.
40% of his final rallies in NC
30% in PA
10% in MI
Nothing in WI
That would lead one to believe NC is still up for grabs.
I was listening to someone tonight, can't remember who... They think Trump wins PA, and NC will be closer than PA.
Counties that were affected by the hurricane are not voting at numbers previously. Something people on here were worried about. So hopefully they show up on ED.
The first of my final predictions for 8 battleground states is now released. North Carolina looks poised to go to Trump by roughly 5.1% on the strength of its early voting data and party registration trend. It is an essential hold as it retains the Core 235 electoral vote base…
— Seth Keshel (@RealSKeshel) November 1, 2024
will25u said:
Again. Rs are voting in line with 2020, maybe a little lower.
Democrats are NOT voting. We are late in the game now, and that huge deficit is going to have to come and vote on ED, and that is not what Ds are good at.
Really looking good for Rs, as long as they turn out on ED as usual.🚨 EARLY VOTING RED FLAG FOR DEMS: This is truly eye-opening. Just look.
— Eric Daugherty (@EricLDaugh) November 2, 2024
Percent of total 2020 early vote turnout:
PA:
🔴 REP: 89.5% (+34.4)
🔵 DEM: 55.1%
FL:
🔴 REP: 86.3% (+24.6)
🔵 DEM: 61.7%
AZ:
🔴 REP: 97.7% (+20.1)
🔵 DEM: 77.6%
NV:
🔴 REP: 82.3% (+17.7)
🔵 DEM: 64.6%
NC:…At this point in 2020, 364,948 Rs had voted in NV. Today, it's 365,283. Rs are only +335.
— Victor Joecks (@VictorJoecks) November 1, 2024
At this point in 2020, 409,232 Ds had voted in NV. Today, it's 320,527. Ds are -88,705.
This suggests Rs aren't doing well b/c they've voted earlier than normal. Rs are doing well b/c D… https://t.co/nSBWLUMwhK
Nevada Early Voting Update:
— OSZ (@OpenSourceZone) November 2, 2024
🔴 393,811 (38.38%) +49,272
🔵 344,539 (33.58%)
🟡 287,762 (28.04%)
Total: 1,026,112
3) In TX, however, they don't register by party. Yet we are seeing something amazing.
— Larry Schweikart (@LarrySchwe94560) November 2, 2024
4) Based on primary voting patterns, we can tell who (basically) is an R and who is a D.
5) Here is TX: So far, early voting is down from 2020 by about 1 million votes.
12) Younger Ds are way down in their turnout, but younger Rs and Is are turning out MUCH higher and will BREAK 2020 records.
— Larry Schweikart (@LarrySchwe94560) November 2, 2024
13) Are you getting it? The low turnout across the nation is due to Ds NOT TURNING OUT.
14) Urban & suburban down 600k from 2020. Rural above 2020.
19) So I beg to differ. Early voting patterns tell us a ton. They tell us not only is Trump winning, but in all likelihood
— Larry Schweikart (@LarrySchwe94560) November 2, 2024
WE HAVE UNDERESTIMATED HIS STRENGTH.
The State of Early Voting Post: 11/1
— CA ET Nerd (@earlyvotedata) November 1, 2024
I have not followed up on this prior post, so I thought today would be a good time to do so.
Warning: Long Post.
There are a only a few more days (depending on state) of IPEV left and mail votes will continue to come through until Nov 5… https://t.co/TWdxpf74Aw pic.twitter.com/jwbExhHydu
NEW: Mark Halperin says his sources in both parties say Kamala Harris is not doing well in Georgia, North Carolina and Arizona.
— Collin Rugg (@CollinRugg) November 2, 2024
Halperin says one Democrat source and two Republican sources say they would be “somewhere between surprised and shocked” if Harris won Wisconsin.
“It… pic.twitter.com/uAyqwKDXNY
If the Trump campaign thought they would win NC by 5% they wouldn't conduct 40% of their remaining rallies there. This close to the finish line we can learn more by watching what the campaigns do than putting much stock into some random "expert" on the internet.SwigAg11 said:This was posted on the polls thread, but it looks like the hurricane devastated areas of NC are keeping pace with their 2020 numbers. You need to follow his link, and then read through the section titled What Harris Must Do to Win.will25u said:MemphisAg1 said:
Interesting.
40% of his final rallies in NC
30% in PA
10% in MI
Nothing in WI
That would lead one to believe NC is still up for grabs.
I was listening to someone tonight, can't remember who... They think Trump wins PA, and NC will be closer than PA.
Counties that were affected by the hurricane are not voting at numbers previously. Something people on here were worried about. So hopefully they show up on ED.The first of my final predictions for 8 battleground states is now released. North Carolina looks poised to go to Trump by roughly 5.1% on the strength of its early voting data and party registration trend. It is an essential hold as it retains the Core 235 electoral vote base…
— Seth Keshel (@RealSKeshel) November 1, 2024
rononeill said:
So all of this early voting analysis y'all are posting is pretty favorable. But this IS Texags and, let's be honest, the smart people on here tracking this stuff are generally conservatively oriented so MAY have biased sources. Are there any left leaning analyses saying the same data is good for the Dems? I'm just scared of getting blindsided Tuesday night...
OldArmy71 said:
NYT had an article talking about skewed polls and linked to a series of threads and discussions and polls that showed that Harris was going to win, possibly in a blowout. No idea of their methodology or reliability.
I do think TexAgs underestimates the effect the SCOTUS abortion decision is going to have on this election.
Many women are highly motivated to turn out for any Democrat running. It's just the way it is.
Something like 8 percent rank abortion as their top priority in what I have seen. It's around 6 or 8th.JDUB08AG said:
We are 2.5 years removed from RvW overturned, which included an election cycle. A lot of this was legislated at the state level since then. I'm not dismissing it as it is still a hot button issue, but not near the same as it was in the 2022 midterms.
For those of you wondering about how the Early Vote has gone in GA....this is illuminating. https://t.co/IomMWas8RZ
— CA ET Nerd (@earlyvotedata) November 2, 2024
And just fyi, some commenters have reminded me that TODAY is the final day for early voting in NC.
— CA ET Nerd (@earlyvotedata) November 2, 2024
Once again: Nevada is supposed to not only be the furthest left Sun Belt battleground, but is also supposed to be Trump's hardest or second-hardest state to win, along with Michigan.
— Eric Daugherty (@EricLDaugh) November 2, 2024
It would take an unlikely realignment for NV to go red, without PA or WI. https://t.co/f7qqymiKmj