Early Vote Updates - State totals up to now

[sunonmars]

Vote marks being hit.................

PA has gone past the 1m mark

Florida has gone past the 3m mark

Texas has soared past the 5m vote mark

Arizona 790K

Michigan 1.7m votes

Ca about to hit 4m

GA 1.7 M

NC hits 1.9M

NJ 1.8m

Ohio 1.2M

Maine 225K

VA 1.5M

NM 325K

This truly is amazing with 2 weeks left to go..................................

[Pacifist Patriot]

1. I'm stunned but not surprised. Not sure how to describe it really.

Is this the site you are using? https://electproject.github.io/Early-Vote-2020G/index.html

I've been fascinated by these numbers and love dashboards in general. I'm a weird hybrid liberal arts major data geek. LOL!

[sunonmars]

2. You pick bits and pieces from all over, various states sites update continually also.

[Pacifist Patriot]

3. I can't tell you how thrilled I am that Florida has already cast 31.7% of the votes cast in 2016.

With two weeks to go!

[sarcasmo]

14. Biggest voter turnout in American history.

[DIVINEprividence]

4. It cushions the blow if anything unexpected happens

Lock em in while Biden has the big lead

[sunonmars]

5. I'd honestly giggle if Dems literally bank most of their votes and the weather on ED is utter shit

Karma ................................for Trump ripping mail voting.

[getagrip_already]

9. better yet - they are paper ballots for the most part.....

Unless you voted early in-person on an electronic machine, there is a paper trail it would be very difficult to alter.

You can't recount electronically recoded tallies and get a corrected result unless some machines just weren't tallied in the first round.

But paper ballots are a lasting record.

[Bettie]

6. Texas turnout in 2016 was

8,969,226, which is 46.45% of the voting age population and 59.39% of registered voters.

Interesting.

[TexasBushwhacker]

12. Yeah. The 5 million is more than half in the first week

of early voting. As of yesterday, 29% of registered voters in the 10 biggest counties have already voted by mail or in person, and our biggest counties are almost all blue. We still have 10 days of early voting.

The TOTAL number of early and mail in voters in 2016 was 4 Million and we had 15 Million registered voters. Now we have almost 17 Million.

[mopinko]

7. run you fat fucks.

every fucking one of ya.

[Rice4VP]

8. I have a spreadsheet

where I keep track of:

Pennsylvania, Ohio, Arizona, Michigan, Wisconsin, Florida, Georgia, Virginia, Iowa, Minnesota, Texas, Nevada, and North Carolina

I cross reference it with how Hillary did it a particular county in a state that she won or I compare it to a Democrat who won in 2018. I also look at the total votes for that state in the 2016 and 2018 elections.

When I get desperate for a Democratic state with a win comparison (Florida and North Carolina) I go back to Obama’s wins in 2012 and 2008 (North Carolina)

THIS keeps me sane. Virginia isn’t a swing state, but it’s my state so I keep track

[Sherman A1]

10. K&R

[lillypaddle]

11. and KY votes are piling up uncounted

I took my ballot to the PO over 2 weeks ago. The Secretary of State website says my ballot has not been rec'd. Last Friday I called them and was told they have 20,000 to 40,000 ballots they haven't "checked in" yet. WTF? I was told to call back this Friday.

[CloudWatcher]

13. Colorado 924,735 as of 10/19

Most recent news release:
https://www.sos.state.co.us/pubs/newsRoom/pressReleases/2020/PR20201020BallotsReturned.html

Sources:
https://www.sos.state.co.us
https://twitter.com/COSecofState

[MyMission]

15. I voted yesterday in NC

I drive by the county board of elections almost daily on my way to town. Early voting started last Thursday, and cars have been backed up waiting to get into the lot to find parking, every day, especially in the morning.

I drove by on Monday at 4:35, no cars backed up, so I drove in, found a spot, walked to the entrance, one person ahead of me was being helped. I was shown to a poll worker station, protected by plexiglass, and 6+ feet from the next poll worker. They looked me up, gave me a ballot, a pen to keep, a paper to sign and return, and a qtip to use on the screen. Walked to the back, where there was a large entry to a huge room, doors open, many round tables, maybe 20, with 4 high private dividers on each. Volunteer led me to a spot, inserted my ballot, left, then I voted using the q tip, printed the ballot, and walked to the station by the doors where there were 2 machines to accept the ballot. Worker took it, inserted ballot, it was registered, I was done, before 5 pm! It was fast and easy. I think of the many that are waiting on long lines for hours; my heart, prayers and appreciation go out to them.

Meanwhile, I asked a friend in a neighboring county if they gave her a q tip to vote, and she said they do all manual ballots. I was surprised and impressed by that.

I have been waiting for almost 4 years to vote him out, along with those here on DU, and our fellow Americans who have come to understand how important it is to remove him.

We will vote, are voting, in unprecedented numbers. We will vote him out, and will hopefully learn and grow and install safeguards because of this cult 45 experience; and become a nation that continues to vote.

These early voting numbers are amazing!