How does early voting look for us?

[Adenoid_Hynkel]

I keep hearing it both ways. Perhaps some of you number-crunchers and analysts can paint a better picture for me...

[sandnsea]

1. I think it depends on the state

Some are crazy, like Tennessee. Others are behind, like Oregon.

[rucky]

3. Oregonians don't face long lines on Tuesday

I wouldn't sweat it.

[sandnsea]

7. We're behind, it's not just me

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=174x6353#6368

I wish people would quit poo-pooing the turnout issues. The youth aren't showing up and some states are just flat behind in turnout. We've got to get the message out.

[styersc]

2. The most important variable to assess in early voting will be....

....who gets the most votes. In order to assess early voting you should just plug the numbers into the following formula:

(EV * pC) + (EDV * pC)= result

EV= Early voting
pC= Participation for your candidate
EDV= Election Day voting

The solid numbers for these variable will be available late on Tuesday evening.

I hope this explanation was not too technical and of value to you.

[my3boyz]

4. Horrible according to Rachel Maddow! Also, Obama can't even fill stadiums in Republican districts of

Florida. It is over! :eyes:

[Schulzz]

5. The only BG state where I keep hearing about light early voting is Ohio.

And I don't if it's true.

[crispini]

6. Lookin good in my county!

:hi:

[ilrslr3]

8. Oklahoma has

200,000 more registered Democrats this year, went to the County Election Board this morning with my husband and the line was going around the building traffic was backed up for miles. It was amazing to see so many people motivated to vote, it was so surreal you see these kind of lines in Florida, North Carolina, Ohio etc... but Oklahoma!

Oklahoma might go BLUE!