Early Voting

[powerboatr]

early voting numbers through 30 oct 2020. this is in person and mail in ballots
9,692,621 voted early or by mail, (8,718,917 of this were actual in person, with remainder as mail in )
16,955,519 registered voters in texas
57% of all registered voters, voted bu 30 oct

this is on sec of state website
https://earlyvoting.texas-election.com/ ... Details.do

you can scroll and see what your county reported as well

it is sorted by county in numeric order for number of registered voters

[LDB415]

early voting numbers through 30 oct 2020. this is in person and mail in ballots
9,692,621 voted early or by mail, (8,718,917 of this were actual in person, with remainder as mail in )
16,955,519 registered voters in texas
57% of all registered voters, voted bu 30 oct

this is on sec of state website
https://earlyvoting.texas-election.com/ ... Details.do

you can scroll and see what your county reported as well

it is sorted by county in numeric order for number of registered voters

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[powerboatr]

early voting numbers through 30 oct 2020. this is in person and mail in ballots
9,692,621 voted early or by mail, (8,718,917 of this were actual in person, with remainder as mail in )
16,955,519 registered voters in texas
57% of all registered voters, voted bu 30 oct

this is on sec of state website
https://earlyvoting.texas-election.com/ ... Details.do

you can scroll and see what your county reported as well

it is sorted by county in numeric order for number of registered voters

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https://earlyvoting.texas-election.com/Elections

[Flightmare]

I gotta say...kinda cool seeing Collin county as the highest percentage of Cumulative Percent Early Voting on that list at 69.19%

[03Lightningrocks]

I gotta say...kinda cool seeing Collin county as the highest percentage of Cumulative Percent Early Voting on that list at 69.19%

[puma guy]

Liberty County - 0%

I wonder what's going on there.

Liberty Co is in my neck of the woods. What is the source of 0%? Here's an article dated today.
Record turnout.
https://bluebonnetnews.com/2020/10/13/r ... ty-county/

[KC5AV]

Harrison county delayed 'several hours'.

[The Annoyed Man]

Harrison county delayed 'several hours'.

Looks like it is headed blue: https://www.foxnews.com/elections/2020/ ... tate/texas

[03Lightningrocks]

Harrison county delayed 'several hours'.

Looks like it is headed blue: https://www.foxnews.com/elections/2020/ ... tate/texas

It feels as though all the big city counties are going blue. Dallas County, Harris County, Travis County. A disturbing trend to say the least.

[Middle Age Russ]

Urban, "big city" counties are DemocRat strongholds, and responsible for driving the expected Blue state results in every electorally significant case. The Great Society continues to pay dividends on urban welfare plantations.

[03Lightningrocks]

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[Ruark]

Urban, "big city" counties are DemocRat strongholds, and responsible for driving the expected Blue state results in every electorally significant case. The Great Society continues to pay dividends on urban welfare plantations.

Yep. I was watching the state maps in last night's coverage. Virtually ALL of them were SOLID red, except for scattered little blue patches. Those were the big cities. The rural vs. urban split is incredibly pronounced.

What's dismaying is that places like Portland, Seattle and Minneapolis voted heavily Democrat, after what they've been through. Just unbelievable.

[Middle Age Russ]

What's dismaying is that places like Portland, Seattle and Minneapolis voted heavily Democrat, after what they've been through. Just unbelievable.

Insanity is continuing to do things which have never worked and expecting different results. The residents of these places are apparently suffering from mental illness -- a mental illness called Leftism.

[ELB]

So has the "Early Voting" thread become the "Election Results" thread?

We gotta work on the blue blobs of shame: