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Main Forums => Politics => Topic started by: makattak on November 03, 2020, 07:43:32 AM
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I live in a strongly Democrat voting district.
In previous years, the Republicans have failed to even field one of the "here's a voter guide!" people at my polling location.
Today, the Republicans were actually there.
Also, there was zero line. I breezed right in, waited 1 minute for the guy in front of me to be checked in and then I voted. In and out in less than 5 minutes.
Previous presidential elections, the line stretched to the street.
I don't know how it looks in Republican areas, but this is can't be good for Democrats.
What are others seeing?
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I think the lines are shorter in large part due to the massive early voting.
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I think the lines are shorter in large part due to the massive early voting.
I think this is probably true.
From my reading though, the Democrats didn't bank enough "early voting" to deal with a massive drop in election day voting.
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I think the lines are shorter in large part due to the massive early voting.
Some democrats probably have cramps in their writing hands from all the main-in ballots they were filling out these past two weeks.
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It's only a little after noon, give them time to get up out of bed. Polls will be jammed packed with dems some time after 15:00