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Sugarcoated

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19. Is that sarcasm?

Reply to gab13by13 (Reply #12)

Mon Oct 21, 2024, 01:20 PM

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PA: Close to 1 million people have voted. 63% of those early votes are Democrats [View all] Mr.WeRP Oct 2024 OP

Keep it up PA!!! awesomerwb1 Oct 2024 #1

But republicans can vote for democrats and vice versa mucifer Oct 2024 #2

Can't read your intent Lithos Oct 2024 #3

It's safe to say that the defection rate among Rs will be much higher than Ds Mr.WeRP Oct 2024 #4

Not as much as one might think. TwilightZone Oct 2024 #8

This isnt a normal election, and nothing like 2020 getagrip_already Oct 2024 #10

but Jan 6 will move more people away from R than typical -- he is a dirtbag...etc JT45242 Oct 2024 #11

Yeah, tens of thousands of Democrats crossing over to vote for TCF. Wednesdays Oct 2024 #26

Ugh God Dem4life1234 Oct 2024 #29

Good measure of enthusiasm, but not predictive of final tally. Nt Fiendish Thingy Oct 2024 #5

If actual votes aren't predictive, then nothing is. W_HAMILTON Oct 2024 #9

Remember, Republicans vote last. Fiendish Thingy Oct 2024 #15

I'd rather have votes already banked that counting on Election Day turnout. W_HAMILTON Oct 2024 #22

They aren't predictive. We have no real way MontanaFarmer Oct 2024 #20

They are. And people much more knowledgeable than me or you can and have used them to predict the final outcome before. W_HAMILTON Oct 2024 #21

Correct. That's essentially what i said. MontanaFarmer Oct 2024 #28

Nevada is not a good example. Self Esteem Oct 2024 #30

Early voting is the most meaningful source of data we have at this point -- period. W_HAMILTON Oct 2024 #33

Not really. Self Esteem Oct 2024 #34

Targetsmart Deminpenn Oct 2024 #6

That's a 325,000 vote difference, about 135,000 more than Trump's same day lead in 2020. lees1975 Oct 2024 #7

Buuuut what do the polls say? gab13by13 Oct 2024 #12

In PA RobinA Oct 2024 #16

Republicans vote last Fiendish Thingy Oct 2024 #17

Is that sarcasm? Sugarcoated Oct 2024 #19

2 of those votes gab13by13 Oct 2024 #13

What was 2020 at this point? Polybius Oct 2024 #14

In some states it is Fiendish Thingy Oct 2024 #18

I'm curious too epreic01 Oct 2024 #23

The data by time isn't easy to find. But so far, this tracks the same percentages from 2020. Mr.WeRP Oct 2024 #24

Democrats two-points behind their final 2020 total and Republicans four-points ahead... Self Esteem Oct 2024 #35

I'm not a religious person but, um, God, how about a snowstorm on Nov 5th? progressoid Oct 2024 #25

I keep on thinking, PoindexterOglethorpe Oct 2024 #27

More info on Penn TheProle Oct 2024 #31

TargetSmart early voting dashboard Deminpenn Oct 2024 #32