It's time to have the TALK! About 🗳 Turnout in Harris County... Yes, the "ballot box" is BLUE to start with after three consecutive days of record early voting levels in the nation's 3rd largest county. Now, the Cumulative Daily Total Turnout chart from @HarrisCountyRP shows the obvious that Republican turnout has not cleared 30% yet, but is up a point after 3 days to 28%. The combination of Democrat and Independent votes has held nearly steady at 72% combined, and Monday's total included BBM that is heavily Democratic party, that party’s share declined from 50% to 46% by Wed, while Independents increased to 26% in this straightforward D & R primary voters chart. Other more complex models break up the Independent voters into leaners, and those are breaking for the Democrats over the Republicans... 3-day Early Voting is up over 73% in Harris County over 2018's. That's the last time a US Senate race occured in the mid-term and the Republican on the ballot back then got 41% of the vote in Harris County. So will this year's match-up break the high 30s percent? With hundreds of million of dollars being spent on this political campaign we'll all have a pretty good idea after 9 more days of early voting in person! Untill then, FACTS: 400k Democratic primary voters haven't voted in Harris County along with 300k Republican who haven't, and a 👀whopping 1.7 million Independent haven't either! So the old movie line comes to mind "Tomorrow is another day" and another day, and another day. GO VOTE!