[higgmeister]

bttt

Tnks for all you do.

[right-wingin_It]

I believe this is the page for 2012 stats by county an also broken down to party registration: http://nvsos.gov/sos/elections/voters/2012-early-voting-turnout-statistics

For example, click on this link from that page, and it will show early/absentee voting for Week# 1: http://nvsos.gov/sos/home/showdocument?id=2501

[right-wingin_It]

For example here is the Nevada 2012 early an absentee voter turnout for Week #1 of early voting, broken down by county and registration. To be clear, this is a turnout report, not the Election result of actual votes cast for particular party. Although there is also an election result report as well on the website.

Turnout report for 2012 week #1:

[right-wingin_It]

If you also want election result reports in addition to turnout reports, start with this link: http://nvsos.gov/sos/elections/election-information/previous-elections/2012-election

[right-wingin_It]

In Nevada and nationally, absentee voting marginally advantages R's, whereas Early In-person voting helps D's immensely. The 2012 statistics show it. The early in person votes advantage is are much greater in number for Dems than absentee for Republicans. This is why the media is trying to pump up the stories about absentee lagging anywhere (bad for Repubs) rather than focusing on deficiencies in early in person voting (which is bad for Dems).

Look at North Carolina, Dems are down in early voting as of today, which if it holds will be much worse of a problem for them than Repubs down in absentee. Yet the media is not reporting that story, despite it being the bigger story:
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/3483853/posts

[stocksthatgoup]

Nevada home for many California ex-pats

[DaxtonBrown]

I’ve lived in Nevada 35 years. I don’t have the info you want, but my sense is early voting would heavily go Dem because of historical connection to unions.

Anecdotal, I was working in my driveway when 4 union goons drive up with Hillary blue shirts and pamphlets. California plates! They think I’m a Dem because my brother fake registers that way.

I asked why they’d vote for Hillary knowing she was corrupt. They said they knew she was corrupt and knew about wikileaks, but she would provide jobs.

That’s when I started swearing a blue streak and told them they were corrupt MFers and to get the hell back to California before I called the cops.

Point is much corrupt union involvement from Cal. But I’m not sure it affects the vote as much this time. Black lady at AMPM is voting Trump for example.

[right-wingin_It]

This INCOMPLETE 2016 Day #1 report, is what terds on twitter are crowing about? Look at all the empty data for al the counties. It's meaningless in so many ways. We covered some of them. There is a difference of 800 votes favoring Dems relative to the difference favoring them in 2012 (gain of 8.5%). But its only 800 votes...It is a swing county, so how do we know half of them aren't Dems voting for trump? Another thing to consider is that there will be a natural population growth particularly in Clark county, so any extra votes there should consider that too if trying to predict voter sentiment statewide. Lets revisit in a few days..Tuesday, and we could se what's going on with the early vote.

2016 Nevada INCOMPLETE Early Vote DAY #1 & Absentee Report:

[mad_as_he$$]

There are three things that will determine where Nevada goes in 2016 and they actually have little to do with Trump/Illary. Two years ago in the last session the R controlled legislature passed a giant tax increase. Many pissed off voters swore they would get rid of every R that voted for it. They seem to be on track to do that. Second there is a very critical anti-2A question on the ballot. It is polling like it will easily pass. Third in Washoe the completely corrupt, inept and down right idiotic school board is trying to pass a sales tax rate hike.

None of those bode well for Trump.

[right-wingin_It]

Ping you were asking about Nevada early vote news in the other thread, an we had finally ound the statistics, and put them here in the thread. Checking them out, data doesn’t look good for Day #1, but we’ll see how it holds up.