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30.MILLION.EARLY.VOTED. 3.MILLION.EARLY.VOTED.IN.FLORIDA There's a nice bit of symmetry here.
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JMC'S EARLY VOTE TRACKER (10/25) While EV posting is more sporadic over the weekend, early voting is still proceeding at a decent pace. VBM increased from 14.1 to 14.5M/in person voting increased from 13.1 to 15M (FWIW, more have voted in person than by mail now). (1/)
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Altogether, we're at 29.5M early votes (46-31% D/R in party reg states). There is a continuing partisan gap between person (+10 D) and mail voters (+18 D). At this point in time in 2022, 22.7M had voted (46-33% D/R) (ET Surgeon General's warning-this is not a perfect "apples (2/)
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to apples"). We don't yet have weekend activity for CA/CO/IL/WA We're now in the home stretch: OK starts EVing Wednesday. Then KY on Thursday. (3/3)
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JMC discusses what he sees with Louisiana early voting as of Saturday night.
Early voting resumes today and wraps up tomorrow, with Election Day a week from tomorrow. In the first five days of early voting, more than 363 voters have cast ballots, with Democrats outnumbering Republicans by more than 13,000. louisianaradionetwork.com/20…
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29.MILLION.EARLY.VOTED. Ohio (1.08 M voted) did the honors this time.
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28.MILLION.EARLY.VOTED. Virginia (1.11M voted) did the honors this time.
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(PM) EARLY VOTING COMMERCIAL INTERRUPTION While I wait for final Sunday updates, these are current EV stats: TOTAL: 27.93M early votes, 46-31% Dem/Rep MAIL: 14.14 M, 48-30% D/R IN PERSON: 13.79 M, 42-33% D/R
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FLORIDA - THEN AND NOW As of this afternoon vs same point in time, 2022 2022: 2.77M voted, 42-39% Rep, +96K Rep 2026: 2.71M, 39.8-39.6% Dem, +4K Dem
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NEW JERSEY EV AS OF 10/24 Provided to me by an "ET angel" type :)
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Actually, this is the in person vote in NJ for the ENTIRE state.
NJ STATEWIDE DAY 1 IN PERSON EARLY VOTE: 47,984 Democrats 20,989 Republicans 14,848 Unaffiliated 84,091 Total
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NJ early voting data
NJ7 DAY 1 IN PERSON EARLY VOTE: 5,729 Democrats 3,345 Republicans 2,379 Unaffiliated 11,494 Total
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JMC'S EARLY VOTE TRACKER (10/24) While EV posting activity slows down over the weekend, early voting still proceeding at a decent pace. VBM increased from 13.7 to 14.1M/in person voting increased from 11.7 to 13.1M. Altogether, we're at 27.2M early votes (46-31% D/R in (1/)
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party reg states). There is also a gap opening up between in person (+9 D) and mail voters (+18 D). At this point in time in 2022, 21.9M had voted (46-33% D/R) (ET Surgeon General's warning-this is not a perfect "apples to apples"). FWIW, we don't yet have data from EV (2/)
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activity in for MS/NJ/NY (we did for FL/MI). We're now in the home stretch: KY starts EVing on Tuesday. OK is Wednesday. Then KY on Thursday. (3/3)
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EARLY VOTING COMMERCIAL INTERRUPTION While I wait to see if there are any more Sat updates before publishing the "Tracker", these are current EV stats: TOTAL: 27.1M early votes, 46-31% Dem/Rep 14 M mail, 48-30% D/R 13.1 M in person, 42-33% D/R
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27.MILLION.EARLY.VOTED. This time, it was North Carolina, with 1.54M votes so far.
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LOUISIANA TURNOUT SPIKE (DAY 5 REVISION) With Gret Stet EVing, I've almost always seen black turnout spike on Sat and (if a Tues election) the last 2 EV days of Monday and Tuesday. In 2022, black turnout was abysmal and Sen. John Kennedy easily won in the primary: (1/)
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(Below is a "side by side" comparison of black percentages each day for 2022 and 2026 as a % of the daily EV). Now that we have Saturday's elevated black EV %s,we can revise this tweet. Note the MASSIVE "Day 5 difference": 2022:24-23-23-24-28-27-31% 2026:32-32-33-33-42-x-x (2/2)
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