Nevada, Colorado and North Carolina vote almost all in.

[User157088589849]

Nevada 72.4%/2008 vote
- Democrats 43.9%
- Republicans 37.0%
- No party 19.1%

Colorado 67.7%/2008 vote
- Democrats 34.6%
- Republicans 36.9%
- None/Oth 28.5%

North Carolina    62.7%/2008 vote
- Democrats 47.7%
- Republicans 31.5%
- None/Oth 20.9%

[Oak Hills]

What is this?

[BaldEagle1991]

Early voting records.

[Joe Biden is your president. Deal with it.]

So they call these states early?

[Blue3]

Is there a link? I'd like to share this

[Tender Branson]

Of course the election day voters are more GOP (but probably not as GOP as was once thought , now after Sandy ...)

So, Obama looks pretty good in NV (I doubt the GOP can narrow the registration advantage to less than 5% even with the remaining 20% of election day voters).

NC looks like a D+10 electorate. Enough for a slight Romney win, because it was D+13 or so in 2008.

CO: Early vote was D+3 in 2008, but R+7 in 2010. Democrats won both races. Right now it's in between (R+2.5), so Obama should win the state by 3 or so.