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Related: About this forumThe final vote total for Texas could be close to 12 million votes
Michael Li used to have the best election law/redistricting blog in Texas but was hired by the Bennan Center. Michael makes the case for 12 million possible votes in Texas which means that no one has any idea what is going to happen
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The final vote total for Texas could be close to 12 million votes (Original Post)
Gothmog
Oct 2020
OP
One of the things I'm looking forward to discovering after this election is just how "fired up"
Vogon_Glory
Nov 2020
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gopiscrap
(24,590 posts)1. I would think a huge turnout would
favor Biden
Shell_Seas
(3,566 posts)2. No doubt. I don't know how I'll be able to sleep between now and Tuesday.
Texas is going blue.
Vogon_Glory
(10,230 posts)3. One of the things I'm looking forward to discovering after this election is just how "fired up"
the Republican voters were in Texas this year. Were they all really ready to come out and strike a blow against us Devil-horned and cloven-hoofed Libruls or did they decide that they wouldnt have to work that hard this go-round?
I think its likely that the long-foreseen but never actualized Blue Wave may finally have happened, but we wont know until the Lone Star States votes are counted.
