Early Voting...:troll:

[Brown_Pride]

Early voting update - Election News - KTAR.com
WASHINGTON (AP) - More than 30 million people have already voted in 34 states and the District of Columbia, either by mail or in person. No votes will be counted until Tuesday but some key states are releasing the party affiliation of those who vote early.

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Colorado

Votes: 1.7 million

Democrats: 35 percent

Republicans: 37 percent

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Florida

Votes: 4.5 million

Democrats: 43 percent

Republicans: 39 percent

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Iowa

Votes: 640,000

Democrats: 42 percent

Republicans: 32 percent

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Nevada

Votes: 702,000

Democrats: 44 percent

Republicans: 37 percent

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North Carolina

Votes: 2.8 million

Democrats: 48 percent

Republicans: 31 percent

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Ohio

Votes: 1.7 million

Democrats: 29 percent

Republicans: 23 percent

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Sources: The Associated Press, state elections agencies and the United States Elections Project at George Mason University.

Note: Party affiliation in Ohio is based on the last primary in which a voter participated.

 

[Ninjaz In Paris]

 

[gldnone913]

*looks @ north carolina*

 

[sm0ke]

2012

 

[Brown_Pride]

*looks @ north carolina*

North Carolina State Board of Elections
interesting



Statistics for Presidential Election Years, 1972 - 2004

Year Voting Age Population Turnout Registered Voters % Turnout Reg. Voters
1972 3,541,399 1,518,612 2,357,645 64%
1976 3,884,477 1,677,906 2,553,717 66%
1980 4,222,654 1,855,833 2,774,844 67%
1984 4,585,788 2,239,051 3,270,933 69%
1988 4,887,358 2,134,370 3,432,042 62%
1992 5,182,321 2,611,850 3,817,380 68%
1996 5,499,000 2,513,357 4,277,000 59%
2000 6,085,266 3,015,964 5,122,123 59%
2004 6,483,010 3,551,675 5,526,981 64%
2008 7,148,000 4,354,052 6,262,566 70%

so if we look at this:
Democratic: 2,869,679 Republican: 2,051,796 Libertarian: 19,276 Unaffiliated: 1,706,495
And we apply a 70% turnout (which was high for obama) we can expect 4,653,072 total votes. We're already at 2.8 million.

With a 17% lead with more than half the expected votes begin turned in AND a higher dem to rep registered voter count i'd say the republicans are going to have it very rough in NC.

 

[NoMayo15]

North Carolina

Votes: 2.8 million

Democrats: 48 percent

Republicans: 31 percent

 

[wild100sboy]

 

[bmoxover]

Ohio tho'
Dems 29% Repubs 23%

Lots of Ohioans voting for Gary Johnson I guess.

 

[Jesus]

 

[88m3]

A lot of dems are drinking the Romney cool aid...

 

[sm0ke]

A lot of dems are drinking the Romney cool aid...

I'm not seeing that. Most Democrats can see through his bullshyt.

It's the undecideds that are the problem. Their line of thinking is "4 years under Obama, things aren't much better, let's try something else"

 

[The_Sheff]

Whats going on in Colorado? I thought the dems were doing well there.

 

[duncanthetall]

Whats going on in Colorado? I thought the dems were doing well there.

I was under the assumption that colorado was an extremely liberal state. I mean,n these motherfukkers are about to legalize weed in the vote tomorrow

 

[Rigamortus]

Colorado

Votes: 1.7 million

Democrats: 35 percent

Republicans: 37 percent

I was so sure Obama was gonna win Colorado.

At least we might legalize weed though

 

[88m3]

I was so sure Obama was gonna win Colorado.

At least we might legalize weed though

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