2020 Absentee/Early Voting megathread 2

[Stuart98]

Returned ballots in GOP Favored CDs:

CD01:
73.3k D (57% return rate)
41.9k I/O (35% return rate)
80.0k R (43% return rate)

CD04:
93.4k D (60% return rate)
54.5k I/O (39% return rate)
93.5k R (43% return rate)

CD08:
42.7k D (34% return rate)
23.7k I/O (21% return rate)
35.3k R (25% return rate)

CD22:
60.5k D (44% return rate)
30.8k I/O (28% return rate)
60.5k R (37% return rate)

CD23:
50.0k D (41% return rate)
30.5k I/O (27% return rate)
55.5k R (33% return rate)

CD42:
55.7k D (38% return rate)
30.3k I/O (24% return rate)
48.5k R (28% return rate)

CD50:
65.1k D (49% return rate)
42.2k I/O (32% return rate)
64.3k R (36% return rate)

What's happening in CA-08 and CA-42? Are GOP return rates usually that lagged in those districts? Those seem like pretty bad signs for the GOP.

[Stuart98]

Since I was wondering as well:

https://twitter.com/beckerdavidj/status/1322157491061444608

Not quite accurate for Utah, since Utah and Weber counties (and maybe others?) will still have early in person voting Monday.

[Stuart98]

So 90% of early voting in Nevada occurred in Clark and Washoe.  Is that normally the case?  I wouldn't think that's good for the GOP considering they'll probably lose both counties.

Those two counties accounted for 87% of the total vote in 2016, so them taking 90% of the early vote sounds about right.

[Stuart98]

100 pages and basically 100 million early votes. How fitting!

I think a bunch of pages disappeared a few days ago as well. Not sure what happened.

The thread was split in half because it had grown too large, the first post of this one has a link to the old one.