Discussion of data, information and everything related to the swing states in the upcoming presidential election between Trump and Biden.
>Nationally, voters have cast24.9%of the total votes counted in the 2016 general election. >At least33,988,430voters have cast ballots in the 2020 general election. >This election is likely to have the highest voter turnout since 1900. >Voting registration closed in: AZ, FL, GA, OH, PA. >RCP poll shows Biden up 4 points in Top Battleground states. >Republicans catching up in FL, NC and MI. Dems still have a sizeable lead in early voting in Pennsylvania. >Final Florida registration numbers: 5,169,012 R., 5,303,254 D., 3,753,286 No party affiliation, 14,441,869 Total.
I could make a case for everything in that map except IL
Aaron Diaz
Quinnipiac actually over samples dems. This is bad for Biden.
Joshua Thomas
Are these actually results or a model from targetsmart
Nathaniel Green
Isn't this a bad sign for Trump though? Explain to a non American pls.
Camden Edwards
Yeah they are. No, Republicans are closing in with the in-person voting. Florida is looking decent so far.
Levi Walker
Dems traditionally do early voting at a much higher rate than Reps. Republicans like to vote on election day. The fact that dems are not crushing the Reps in earlier voting is telling.
Nicholas White
It is. Trump is behind overall by over 400k votes in Florida and that's as purple a state as you can get.
Adam Sanchez
Most Reps vote in person, so Dems need like a 3x1 advantage to win.