[PermaRag]

“The worst is statewide, democrats voted by 100,000 more than republicans.”

Actually, as things stand now:

D votes (presidential): about 991,000
R votes (presidential): about 944,000

Based on current registration figures:

D turnout: 25.4%
R turnout: 27.0%

Since there was basically NOTHING contested for the GOP anywhere, why would turnout be expected to be sky-high for some reason? Democrats had SOME (but not many) things to vote for — a couple of contested statewide offices, a couple of contested U.S. House races.

Relax. Don’t just go by the Senate race, where numerous GOP voters left that one blank.

[stevio]

Thanks for that info. Anyway, by August my then 18yr old son will be registered to vote and he’s chomping at the bit to vote Trump.

[BikerJoe]

D turnout: 25.4%
R turnout: 27.0%

In my county (Westmoreland), things weren't quite that good. As a county, R's are a lock due to our registration advantage, but our voter turnout was R: 28% and D: 31%, so I know what the focus needs to be going forward.

[napscoordinator]

That does look better. Thanks for this.