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self | 10/23/2016 | LS

[right-wingin_It]

That’s good info. Then the Democrat Day #1 share of total active voters was 1.946% in 2012, and 2.123% in 2016. So The Democrat day #1 early voting as a percentage of all Clark county voters is only up by 0.117%. Yes it would be better if it were negative.

[right-wingin_It]

Meanwhile, calculating similarly for Republicans, that are down 0.082% as a percentage of total active voters in the county.

The difference between the two results (mentioned here and in the above post) is then a total of: 0.2% Gain for Dems vs. Republicans for Day #1 early vote, as a percentage of total active voters in Clark county.

[Read Write Repeat]

What you should take into consideration is the huge amount difference between Dem and Republican registrations in the state. We typically have over 80% turnout for presidential general elections.

The first day of early voting demonstrates “enthusiasm” and what deficit needs to be made up.

After experiencing several general elections here, I simply cannot call Nevada for Trump at this time. It’s not even close like it was during 2012 and 2008.

I check the numbers nightly, so I’ll ping you if there’s a change.

[Read Write Repeat]

Trump is underperforming Romney as of last night’s numbers, unfortunately.

It’s all about Clark County. Even if the rest of the state had 100% Republican turnout, the deficit in registrations Republicans have versus Democrats is like a huge gulf.

Don’t forget it’s not just about Trump — we’re talking balance of the Senate too.

[LS]

I know. That’s why i am concerned about NV