Early voting, absentee requests & statistics

[Bacon King]

The Democrats easily close the gap in Colorado and abort both Personhood stooges.

New Colorado Numbers:
1,149,745 votes banked.
Republicans - 475,677 votes (41.4%)
Democrats - 371,190 votes (32.3%)
Independents - 290,600 (25.3%)
Other minor parties remains around 1%

Turnout is now at 63% of 2010 turnout of 1.821 million.

Sourcing: http://www.sos.state.co.us/pubs/elections/ACE/VoterTurnout/atlas.html?indicator=i1&indicator2=i4

Active Registered Republican voters who have already voted: 50.1%
Active Registered Democratic voters who have already voted: 41.5%
Active Registered Unaffiliated voters who have already voted: 28.2%

source for the total number of voters by party affiliation here: http://www.sos.state.co.us/pubs/elections/VoterRegNumbers/2014/September/VotersByPartyStatus.pdf

[Bacon King]

Republicans: 502,961 (41.3%)
Democrats: 391,509 (32.1%)
Unaffiliated: 323,228 (26.6%)

Percentage of active voters by party registration who have already voted: (with percentage point change from last update)

Republican: 53.0% (+2.9)
Democratic: 43.8% (+2.3)
Unaffiliated: 31.3% (+3.1)

[Bacon King]

Whoah, did you know in Alaska you can cast an early vote via fax or the internet