Early Voting According to NBC News (Key States)...

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[BlackFemaleArmyColonel]

Early Voting According to NBC News:

ARIZONA: REP: 44% DEM: 33%

FLORIDA: REP: 44% DEM: 38%

GEORGIA: REP: 52% DEM: 43%

INDIANA: REP: 51% DEM: 38%

MONTANA: REP: 48% DEM: 29%

NEVADA: REP: 38% DEM: 45%

[BlackFemaleArmyColonel]

This looks kinda close to being accurate. The Republicans are leading in all key states except for Nevada, where we trail by 7 points! Still, VOTE!!!

[MNJohnnie]

This would suggest the Dem base is not nearly as fired up to vote as we been told by the Clown media.

[MortMan]

I’m not sure you can conclude that. The missing info is the comparison between this and previous years.

[b4me]

oh, they are fired up - they’ll get those buses circulating to the polls soon enough.

[Theodore R.]

NV sadly has become just East CA.

[fortheDeclaration]

And, from what I read elsewhere, the Democrats are down in early voting and the GOP up in NV, even though they are still behind.

[deport]

[SpeedyInTexas]

The numbers are from Oct. 23, 2018, I think. Wish NBC would update them.

[fortheDeclaration]

Democrats traditionally lead in early voting, so the fact that they are actually behind is a sign the base isn’t as ‘fired up’ as was expected.

[deport]

The above data for this article is 6 days old.

[Sarah Barracuda]

No wonder Dems are hiring fools to send phony mail bombs, they are running out of options. If they feel they will lose these midterms expect more shenanigans to be pulled before election day

[laplata]

Thanks for posting this, BFAC. And it looks like congratulations on your promotion are in order.

[9YearLurker]

Yep, Heller is the most likely major GOP casualty this round.

[laplata]

It’s still a good indicator.

[BlackFemaleArmyColonel]

Thanks!

[BradyLS]

Amen! The only poll that counts will be taken on November 6! Please be sure to VOTE!!!

[MortMan]

Or, the R vote is huge while the D vote is merely big. Not enough information.

[laplata]

👍

[Trump20162020]

This is my least-favorite biennial political tradition: The October over-analysis of early voting.

"Whoa, this is big: In state X, the GOP has made up 30.07% of early ballots cast vs. 32.90% for Democrats, but two years ago Democrats made up 33.17% of early ballots and Republicans only 28.25%... and the GOP won that race two years ago!"

Reminds me of all the gushing "look at how amazing these early voting numbers are for Hillary Clinton!" mainstream media news articles in 2016.

[Col Frank Slade]

The blue wave is a puddle of urine.