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Anonymous
See above - last year at noon turnout was at 51%



Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:See above - last year at noon turnout was at 51%





Are you talking about 2023, and not 2020? We're definitely lagging compared to 2020, but that' because something like 53% of the votes were banked through EV during the pandemic year.
Anonymous
What is the Republican early/absentee numbers for Fairfax co.?
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:See above - last year at noon turnout was at 51%





Are you talking about 2023, and not 2020? We're definitely lagging compared to 2020, but that' because something like 53% of the votes were banked through EV during the pandemic year.


I meant 2020. I keep saying "year" instead of election. At 12:15 on election day 2020, turnout was at 51%. Or actually maybe it was at 61% - this tweet is a little confusing if's saying the turnout by noon was 9.9% day of plus 51% early. Regardless, at worst we are equal to 2020 turnout as of noon.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:See above - last year at noon turnout was at 51%





Are you talking about 2023, and not 2020? We're definitely lagging compared to 2020, but that' because something like 53% of the votes were banked through EV during the pandemic year.


They need to hit 79% to match 2020 turnout. If 18.7% have voted today through 12:30 pm, that's 2.87% of the total per hour (18.7%/6.5 hours). That would mean another 18.7% through 7 pm if the same number of voters vote for the rest of the day.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:See above - last year at noon turnout was at 51%





Are you talking about 2023, and not 2020? We're definitely lagging compared to 2020, but that' because something like 53% of the votes were banked through EV during the pandemic year.


They need to hit 79% to match 2020 turnout. If 18.7% have voted today through 12:30 pm, that's 2.87% of the total per hour (18.7%/6.5 hours). That would mean another 18.7% through 7 pm if the same number of voters vote for the rest of the day.


This means Fairfax country votes will likely be down. Big trouble for Harris
Anonymous
Virginia is turning out to be a very interesting state this cycle.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:See above - last year at noon turnout was at 51%





Are you talking about 2023, and not 2020? We're definitely lagging compared to 2020, but that' because something like 53% of the votes were banked through EV during the pandemic year.


They need to hit 79% to match 2020 turnout. If 18.7% have voted today through 12:30 pm, that's 2.87% of the total per hour (18.7%/6.5 hours). That would mean another 18.7% through 7 pm if the same number of voters vote for the rest of the day.


This means Fairfax country votes will likely be down. Big trouble for Harris


Fairfax turnout is at exactly the same point now that it was at the same time in 2020 (61% at noon). But in reality, since they came in with a deficit due to higher early voting in 2020, and have caught up by noon, turnout is likely to be higher this cycle.
Anonymous
I said it over two weeks ago and was laughed at on this board. Virginia will turn red.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:See above - last year at noon turnout was at 51%





Are you talking about 2023, and not 2020? We're definitely lagging compared to 2020, but that' because something like 53% of the votes were banked through EV during the pandemic year.


They need to hit 79% to match 2020 turnout. If 18.7% have voted today through 12:30 pm, that's 2.87% of the total per hour (18.7%/6.5 hours). That would mean another 18.7% through 7 pm if the same number of voters vote for the rest of the day.


This means Fairfax country votes will likely be down. Big trouble for Harris


Fairfax turnout is at exactly the same point now that it was at the same time in 2020 (61% at noon). But in reality, since they came in with a deficit due to higher early voting in 2020, and have caught up by noon, turnout is likely to be higher this cycle.


Correct. 53% of the turnout was already banked before election day in 2020. They've already made up the difference assuming they continue to track at the current pace.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:I said it over two weeks ago and was laughed at on this board. Virginia will turn red.


They’ll laugh tonight too. Because you’re wrong.

MAGA is panicked. This feels awesome!
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:I said it over two weeks ago and was laughed at on this board. Virginia will turn red.

+1
Anonymous
A lot of people are going to vote after work. It seems pretty clear that the numbers will not be lower than 2020. I’m starting to feel landslides vibes.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:I said it over two weeks ago and was laughed at on this board. Virginia will turn red.

+1


Agreed, +2
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:I said it over two weeks ago and was laughed at on this board. Virginia will turn red.

+1


Agreed, +2


The only way Virginia is going red is if networks go back to the graphics they used before the 80s when Democrats were red and Republicans were blue.
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