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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsHow did more people vote early in Texas than voted in total in any election in the state's history?
Tom Bonier @tbonierHow did more people vote early in Texas than voted in total in any other election in the state's history? A: Huge surges in turnout from every race/ethnic group except white, non-college voters, whose turnout is still 282,446 votes behind 2016 levels.
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How did more people vote early in Texas than voted in total in any election in the state's history? (Original Post)
bigtree
Nov 2020
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Horse with no Name
(33,956 posts)1. Texas has historically been a non-voting state
Its nice to see that has changed. I am crossing my fingers for tomorrow. It would be wonderful to wake up in a blue state!
RockRaven
(14,912 posts)2. Most people don't vote most of the time.
The Magistrate
(95,243 posts)3. That, Sir, Is Interesting
Buckeye_Democrat
(14,852 posts)4. And many pollsters sampled MORE white, non-college...
... men for their polls this time, based on what happened in 2016!
I suspect that Biden/Harris will do better than polls indicate all over the country!
rownesheck
(2,343 posts)6. If this state turns blue,
it'll be blue for the first time since the year of my birth, 1976. That's 44 f'ing years. I'll make a bet. If this state votes for Biden, I will drink a glass of eggnog on Xmas. I fucking hate eggnog, but I'll be happy to guzzle some this year if our 38 EVs go to Joe.