Florida Early Vote update, 10/25/2016

10/25/2016 | self

[Ravi]

To be precise in 2012 it was 42.9 DEM and 39.1 GOP. Sear those percentages in your memory and compare to this year.

http://www.electproject.org/2012_early_vote

Scroll down to Florida. Every decimal counts this election.

[right-wingin_It]

Two things:

1) Some counties have not submitted early voting stats yet.

2) I have a comparison of current FL In-Person Early voting ballot turnout to 2012:

- With this much of the total In-Person Early ballots in so far (291,449 ballots), compared to 2012 when first 298,637 In-Person Early Ballots were received, registered Republicans are now + 5.5%, Dems -6.3%, UNF/OTHER -85.6%!!!!

So the early vote is up for both Repubs and Dems (it took till Saturday in 2012 to have this much vote in), but as a ratio in 2016 with this much vote in, Republicans are doing waaaay better than Dems right now compared to 2012!!

Sources:
1) FL Secretary of State Website results as of today Oct 25 mid day, and
2) 2012 information of the early vote (through Saturday October 27, 2012, published at Miami Herald website on Oct, 28, 2012. here

[right-wingin_It]

I apologize — I made a mistake on the unaffiliated calculation. The Reps and Dems are correct. Republicans out performing Dems compared to 2012. I will recalculate the unaffiliated

[right-wingin_It]

CORRECED:

With this much of the total In-Person Early ballots in so far (291,449 ballots), compared to 2012 when first 298,637 In-Person Early Ballots were received:
registered Reps + 5.5%, Dems -6.3%, UNF/OTHER +7.1% !!!!

[SpeedyInTexas]

Please double check my math. I show

2012

DEM - 145k, REP - 106k, Ind/Other - 47k

2016

DEM - 133k, REP - 109k, Ind/Other - 49k

DEM down 8.2%, REP up 2.8%, Ind/Other up 4.2%

Correct?

[SpeedyInTexas]

We have different percentages.

For example, dems I have 145k vs 133.

12/145 = 8.2% down

Am I doing something wrong?