265,470 have now voted as of 9/22/2020

[jorgevlorgan]

https://electproject.github.io/Early-Vote-2020G/index.html


Here is the breakdown from data available:

Voted by Party Registration
Reporting states with party registration data: FL, NC

Party Count Percent
Democrats 85,240 55.1
Republicans 24,381 15.8
Minor 428 0.3
No Party Affiliation 44,723 28.9
TOTAL 154,772 100.0

[Yavin4]

1. Never trust any numbers out of Florida on anything

I wouldn't trust a Florida zip code.

[Grins]

2. And that's in-person; not mail-in

Interesting also that more “No party affiliation” voters voted than did “Republican” affiliated.

[jorgevlorgan]

5. I believe it's both.

He's been collecting the early voting data and combining it with the reported mail ballots received by elections offices. He even used a FOIA request to attain some of this information.

[mnhtnbb]

9. In person early voting in North Carolina begins Oct 15th.

The numbers from NC have to be absentee ballots returned by mail.

[jorgevlorgan]

10. Yeah

but some of those numbers are in person early voting in Virginia. That's what I meant by "both"

[lagomorph777]

3. Three times as many Democrats as Reptilicans

[jorgevlorgan]

4. From the data available...

still very good news so far!

[tinymontgomery]

6. SC starts early voting

SC starts early voting Oct, I’m driving to the county office to
vote in person, no mail in for me. Office is open 5 days a week
from 8-5, 1st time they have allowed this without major restrictions.

[tinymontgomery]

7. SC starts early voting

SC starts early voting Oct, I’m driving to the county office to
vote in person, no mail in for me. Office is open 5 days a week
from 8-5, 1st time they have allowed this without major restrictions.

[jorgevlorgan]

8. That's super cool!

I also plan to vote early in California as soon as it opens in my county after I receive my mail ballot.