http://voterfind.tzo.org/warrenoh/pdf/A201211MIHN!LANNXXDR!CGLSNXX.pdf
It would be appreciated.
Also, NC Freepers, I have a question. If you go HERE: http://elections.gmu.edu/early_vote_2012.html
Am I reading this correctly that in ABSENTEE voting the Rs have a 16+ edge or does this refer to statewide registration advantage?
I’m reading an 18% edge for Rs in absentees so far, in NC.
Voter registration in NC is R-31% D-43% I-26%
So there’s obviously a difference in enthusiasm for these very early absentee voters, but I wouldn’t extrapolate too far from this since Republicans have always had more enthusiasm here for absentees, to my understanding.
I watched the absentees come in for 2010 and Dems generally dragged their feet but they eventually started to catch up by the end. That said, if Rs lead at all in absentees in the end, that can only mean we’re in very good shape here what with the big Dem registration advantage and considering the fact that this is a Presidential election. Dems will make up a ton of ground with one-stop voting.