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AzDar

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24. Go N.C.! GOTV! We can beat these lying, cheating, Republican assholes

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Sun Oct 21, 2012, 02:08 PM

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NC Early Voting Day 3: Epic Turnout - 42,709 "Unlikely" Voters Have Already Voted [View all] kpete Oct 2012 OP

I like the looks of this Ned_Devine Oct 2012 #1

Thank you kpete Dalai_1 Oct 2012 #2

And nobody even counts un-registered voters in their polls. LisaL Oct 2012 #5

Absolutely correct. grantcart Oct 2012 #15

Yay! LisaL Oct 2012 #3

^^^ This is only true oswaldactedalone Oct 2012 #11

Follow up on my previous post oswaldactedalone Oct 2012 #14

Yes, NC voters can update their registration info when they go to early vote 10/18 - 11/3 struggle4progress Oct 2012 #33

I know it's only true for early voters. LisaL Oct 2012 #17

This is so damn exciting and encouraging! I think I'll go donate more today in honor of this post. writes3000 Oct 2012 #4

Always good news for Democrats. nt Comrade_McKenzie Oct 2012 #6

NC is in a tug of war... marions ghost Oct 2012 #7

Democrats outnumber republicans in registered voters in NC. LisaL Oct 2012 #9

Yes it's all about GOTV now marions ghost Oct 2012 #13

Let's hope they keep on coming out for the big "O" BumRushDaShow Oct 2012 #8

Great news! wildeyed Oct 2012 #10

Same day registration could make all the difference in NC. LisaL Oct 2012 #16

Crossing my fingers. wildeyed Oct 2012 #23

My brother just moved tgere Sebass1271 Oct 2012 #37

He should vote in FL. O has a better chance of winning in FL than in NC. LonePirate Oct 2012 #40

I would pick FL. It might be closer than NC. LisaL Oct 2012 #41

Ok Sebass1271 Oct 2012 #44

Obama is ahead in North Carolina John2 Oct 2012 #12

I sent a tweet to Chuck Dalai_1 Oct 2012 #20

This is really good news!! At least the media can't spin that Obama supporters aren't SweetieD Oct 2012 #18

Oh they'll say it. The percentage from the onset is still not as high as in 2008. vaberella Oct 2012 #32

Look at these pics of voting today in NC Dalai_1 Oct 2012 #19

Man oh man, NC Pubs LOATHE Souls to the Polls and Sunday voting. wildeyed Oct 2012 #22

nice. Liberal_in_LA Oct 2012 #26

It must be the "low enthusiasm" we keep seeing at the rallies. tessar Oct 2012 #21

LOL lalalu Oct 2012 #30

Go N.C.! GOTV! We can beat these lying, cheating, Republican assholes AzDar Oct 2012 #24

The dates are incorrect on that chart for 2012. MineralMan Oct 2012 #25

Looks like the table somehow reverted/switched to the date progression on the 2008 chart. Zorra Oct 2012 #31

Thanks for the good news, kpete. Cool chart! nt Zorra Oct 2012 #27

These are votes the repugs can't steal or flip to Rmoney. kimbutgar Oct 2012 #28

Impressive lalalu Oct 2012 #29

Romney is toasted. GOTV ... beats all the out-of-touch pollsters JackN415 Oct 2012 #34

These numbers do not impress me. We need a much bigger lead to counter ED voting by Rs. LonePirate Oct 2012 #35

You have a point Sebass1271 Oct 2012 #36

Depends. If both campaigns are emphasizing early voting, LisaL Oct 2012 #42

Great God Almighty! North Carolina! Thank you, kpete! K&R. David Zephyr Oct 2012 #38

. n/t porphyrian Oct 2012 #39

Republican suppression efforts have energized voters ecstatic Oct 2012 #43