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I spent the winter writing songs about getting better
BRTD
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Political Matrix
E: -6.50, S: -6.67

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« Reply #25 on: November 06, 2022, 09:01:08 PM »

Let me go on a limb here and say that Independent voters aren't going to vote for Dems in this environment.

I think you're missing what people are saying - In Nevada in particular, most new/younger voters are automatically registered as Other since 2020. So it's possible that a lot of those "other" voters are younger voters, which could tilt the "Independent" margins.

Younger. Voters. Aren't. Voting.

Unaffiliated voters in Nevada who have cast votes so far are 18% under 40. At this point in 2020, this number was 33%.
Aren't early voters traditionally older usually though? 2020 was an exception due to Covid, no reason to expect those patterns to continue. Not that that isn't a rather worrying sign, although I'd be more interested in seeing the total numbers of all parties than just unaffiliated.
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I spent the winter writing songs about getting better
BRTD
Atlas Prophet
*****
Posts: 113,435
Ukraine


Political Matrix
E: -6.50, S: -6.67

P P
« Reply #26 on: November 06, 2022, 10:27:47 PM »

Foundations that could never break
Was moving forward a mistake?
Or is that me pretending?
What happened to my happy ending?

Today I woke up to a brand new me
I know I can't rewrite history
Yesterday is gone
And I'm ready for what tomorrow brings

The beat goes on
(Was moving forward a mistake?) The beat goes on
(Or is that me pretending?) Yesterday is gone
(What happened to my happy ending?) But the beat goes on
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I spent the winter writing songs about getting better
BRTD
Atlas Prophet
*****
Posts: 113,435
Ukraine


Political Matrix
E: -6.50, S: -6.67

P P
« Reply #27 on: November 07, 2022, 07:04:12 PM »

Final Minnesota numbers are in.

Total: 586,883 votes. In 2018 the total early votes were 638,581. Before you read too far into that consider that a lot of the VBM only precincts I mentioned before from pre-redistricting have been dissolved or merged with others into precincts with an in-person option.

Here's the final county breakdown:

Cook County   54.88%
Marshall County   54.79%
Grant County   48.91%
Lake of the Woods County   46.83%
Red Lake County   44.97%
Big Stone County   44.34%
Kittson County   42.05%
Traverse County   40.95%
Norman County   40.23%
Mahnomen County   37.98%
Aitkin County   37.62%
Stevens County   33.10%
Koochiching County   32.13%
Watonwan County   32.03%
Cass County   31.49%
Wilkin County   31.44%
Lac qui Parle County   31.28%
Pipestone County   30.25%
Murray County   29.17%
Rock County   28.85%
Itasca County   27.97%
Swift County   25.74%
Roseau County   25.72%
Polk County   25.53%
Pope County   25.12%
Nobles County   24.42%
Chippewa County   23.35%
Jackson County   23.07%
Yellow Medicine County   22.64%
Blue Earth County   22.01%
Sibley County   21.35%
Hennepin County   21.33%
Le Sueur County   20.96%
Brown County   20.87%
Lyon County   20.74%
Washington County   20.40%
Nicollet County   20.08%
Dakota County   18.79%

Meeker County   18.68%
Hubbard County   18.14%
Ramsey County   18.06%
Carver County   18.03%
Carlton County   17.93%
-------STATEWIDE 17.91%-------

Morrison County   17.63%
Crow Wing County   17.12%
Stearns County   17.06%
Beltrami County   17.01%
Mower County   16.97%
Douglas County   16.03%
Pennington County   15.94%
Martin County   15.47%
Scott County   15.27%
Fillmore County   15.18%
Wabasha County   15.17%
Lake County   15.17%
Freeborn County   15.12%
Clay County   15.04%
Olmsted County   14.98%

Becker County   14.92%
Anoka County   14.80%
Rice County   14.28%
Wright County   13.18%
Faribault County   12.72%
Pine County   12.38%
Kandiyohi County   12.28%
Steele County   12.18%
St. Louis County   12.17%
Goodhue County   11.58%
Otter Tail County   11.27%
Chisago County   10.69%
Winona County   10.55%
Isanti County   10.21%
Mille Lacs County   10.12%
Clearwater County   10.09%
Sherburne County   10.02%
Waseca County   9.89%
McLeod County   9.85%
Benton County   9.05%
Redwood County   9.02%
Kanabec County   8.50%
Wadena County   8.07%
Dodge County   7.97%
Cottonwood County   7.97%
Houston County   7.29%
Lincoln County   7.29%
Todd County   7.26%
Renville County   6.31%

As for the final "model", that comes out to about:

D 36.72%
R 32.23%
I 31.06%

In raw vote totals:

D 214,082
R 187,911
I 181,093

D+26,171 being the final numbers.
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