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23. IIRC, in the swing states like FL we are likely to

Tue Nov 3, 2020, 10:31 AM

Nov 2020

win twice as many Repubs (the anti-Trump Repubs voting for Biden) as they do Dems.

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Breakdown of voters who haven't yet voted in FL on election day [View all] octoberlib Nov 2020 OP

Here's a follow up tweet. I think it's too early yet to be worrying. octoberlib Nov 2020 #3

Judging from past elections, Republicans tend to vote early in the morning Baitball Blogger Nov 2020 #8

I would imagine Teach29 Nov 2020 #10

Wasserman will be on my trash list. The polls have just opened Sunsky Nov 2020 #19

It's not just you. Baitball Blogger Nov 2020 #4

Agree. octoberlib Nov 2020 #5

Great news! octoberlib Nov 2020 #14

I think Trump miscalculated day of voting Johnny2X2X Nov 2020 #9

What is 'NPA?' Undecided? CurtEastPoint Nov 2020 #11

Non-affiliated voters. Independents octoberlib Nov 2020 #13

Oh. But what does NPA stand for? No something something... CurtEastPoint Nov 2020 #15

No Party Affiliation Teach29 Nov 2020 #17

No Party Affiliation, I believe. Grown2Hate Nov 2020 #18

'No Party Affiliation', Sir The Magistrate Nov 2020 #16

That's what I've been saying sunnybrook Nov 2020 #21

And We Will Lose Some Democrats, Too, Sir The Magistrate Nov 2020 #22

IIRC, in the swing states like FL we are likely to radius777 Nov 2020 #23