The absentee/early vote thread

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Saw a lot of I Voted Early stickers at my work today looked mostly older whites and younger blacks obviously not a sign of what's going on.

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I caved and went to early vote with some coworkers today and in my Volusia county early voting precinct I was number 15,380, lots of people around the Hillary stand not many for the Trump stand. There was also a Johnson Stand too.

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I caved and went to early vote with some coworkers today and in my Volusia county early voting precinct I was number 15,380, lots of people around the Hillary stand not many for the Trump stand. There was also a Johnson Stand too.

You have candidate stands in/near the polling place?  That's interesting.  Georgia is different; it prohibits any kind of campaigning or politicking, even signs, within 150 feet of the polling place.

They had to be a certain distance away from the actual voting, the parking lot was huge, it took abour two minutes to walk from the closest candidate booth to the line for voting.

Interesting note, Patrick Murphy presence was no where to be found but there was Rubio signs everywhere

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So far here in Volusia county, Florida 93,000 people have voted so far and the partisan breakdown is 39,000 Republicans, 35,000 Democrats and 19,000 NPA

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Total votes in Volusia county as of Oct 29th:

101,372 (mail-in-vote and in person):

42,237 Republicans - 41.7%
38,023 Democrats - 37.5%
21,112 NPA/Other - 20.8%

total votes cast in 2012:

235,354

So 43.1% of my county residents have voted compared to 2012.