2020 Absentee/Early Voting thread

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I suspect that all these numbers will really end up telling us over the next couple of months is "wow, this is going to be a really really high turnout election," which should have already been everyone's expectation after the midterms.

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Is anyone guesstimating how many people might have voted nationwide when taking into account states that aren't releasing their numbers?  For example, I'm pretty sure millions of people have already voted in New York.

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3.023 million votes cast in FL now. 364K early in person votes, Dem and GOP virtually tied. Dems have a 16-pt lead combined.

https://twitter.com/mcimaps/status/1318548087409868806

I'm curious how Independents voted. This is also a tad misleading, because in a place like FL, there are going to be quite a few DINOs, especially in the panhandle, who are voting for Trump, while there are definately some older folk RINOs who are tired of Trumpism and like Biden. The question really is which group is larger.

There should really be a poll aggregator site that averages the crosstabs across different polls and not just the toplines.

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. For MJ Hegar to win, Joe Biden would have to win Texas by about 20%, which a Democrat won’t get in Texas until at least 2028 based on current trends.

Cornyn is a def a decently strong favorite to win at this point, but lol what? No.