Xipe Totec
Xipe Totec's JournalThe topic is Hernan Cortes. Ask me anything
Maybe I'll know it, maybe I won't.
But what the hell, give it a try.
A nice pairing for roasted garlic lamb with mint jelly
I was looking to make a ginger jelly with lavender for the lamb, but I'm in the deepest part of South Texas; the Tragic Valley. No luck getting anything like that. Then I happened to swing by the beer cases and voila!
https://www.beeradvocate.com/beer/profile/24326/127215/
So... Election night... What's your beverage of choice?
I think I'm going with...
Absinthe...
Texas voter turnout is huge this year. But here's who doesn't vote.
With two days of early voting left before Election Day, 2016 is shaping up as a record-breaking year for Texas electoral participation.
In some areas of the state, the number of votes cast early has outpaced in-person early voting during previous presidential elections. Exciting? Sure. But this years high voting tallies do little to change Texas history as a state with some of the lowest voter turnout rates in the country.
For every 10 adults, more than four but fewer than five have voted in each of the past 10 presidential elections. Election watchers cite all sorts of reasons: voter suppression, voter apathy, voter ID requirements.
To break down that low voter turnout, heres a look at the Texans who dont vote based on previous presidential elections:
https://www.texastribune.org/2016/11/03/texas-voter-turnout-huge-year-heres-who-doesnt-vot/
A larger share of adult black Texans voted in the 2012 presidential election than any other racial or ethnic group. Hispanics and Asians have far lower turnout rates even when their participation rates like most of the state are higher during presidential elections than midterm elections when Texans select their governor.
Despite the high turnout rate among black Texans, whites and Hispanics cast more ballots because their population numbers are much bigger. Still, millions of white and Hispanic adults did not vote.
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Early Voting Ends Today in Texas After Record Turnout
Early voting in Texas ends in a matter of hours, but a record number of people statewide have already cast early ballots for the Nov. 8 election.
Early voting began Oct. 24 and ends at 7 p.m. Friday.
http://www.nbcdfw.com/news/local/Early-Voting-Ending-in-Texas-After-Record-Turnout-399994571.html
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