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Most links worked for me. The blog this time did not - it did yesterday.  Could be because the reporting of early voting is not really kosher, and the blogger decided not to go there after all.[/quote]

Well, good for descodingsatant.blogspot if that is the case -- a lot of the looney blogs don't take their claims down when shown to be wrong.

And this Twitter link from SW OHIO for Trump is back up (maybe I mistyped or something)

https://twitter.com/TrumpSWOhio/status/789684952036179969

Early Voting In Florida Shows Trump Winning Election By Landslide « InvestmentWatch http://fb.me/7DpL3EOTi

The link takes you here, a blog post dated 10/21/2016 that reads like a cobbled-together book report.

http://investmentwatchblog.com/early-voting-in-florida-shows-trump-winning-election-by-landslide

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[b]Early Voting In Florida Shows Trump Winning Election By Landslide
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Democratic stronghold Florida looks set to overwhelmingly vote in Donald Trump, with [b]early ballot counts showing a Republican landslide win in the State.[/b][/quote]

That blog post has a link to here, dated 9/24/2016:

http://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2016/09/yuge-trump-leads-early-voting-florida-120000-first-republicans-state/

and cites this "news" dated Sept. 24th

http://nalert.blogspot.com/2016/09/florida-shocker-republicans-winning-by.html

[quote]Florida Shocker: Republicans Winning By 120,000 Votes In Early Voting. #Trump the FIRST Republican EVER to win early votes in FL! #TrumpPence16.
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Both blog posts reference the Florida Division of Elections Vote-by-Mail Request and Early Voting Reports which doesn't back up what the blogs are claiming.

Which just shows the party affiliation of people who have requested absentee ballots, and who have already filled them out and sent them back -- pretty evenly split between dems and republicans.  20,000 more republicans than Dems have returned their absentee ballots already.  11,000 more dems than republicans requested absentee ballots.

There is a column for "voted early" as well but as of 10/23/2016 no data has been entered there.

There are no results yet.   No votes have been counted.

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