RunsWithWolves26 said:

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Would lead me to believe the Trump hype today isn't materializing the way some would want it to be. Then again, 2016 was very similar and some lost a ton.

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RunsWithWolves26 said:

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Pacfanweb said:

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He's conveniently leaving out that some counties have not reported anything yet. So maybe some counties have and these are the right numbers, but there's a lot left to go

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Your missing that the "panhandle" is Trump country. They are always an hour behind and thats why you always see a huge R surge later in the day.


The R lead is just going to grow and grow....

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What concerns me is, how do we know the Republicans have the lead? All these numbers are saying is that a lot of Republicans are voting. They aren't saying anything about how many Democrats are voting. You would assume most Republicans vote R and most Democrats vote D. But how many of each are voting?

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Yeah I think people are confusing voter counts (by party registration) and vote counts here.

Like you say, it's way more important to know who people vote for than the voting tally by party registration.

Turnout numbers tell us nothing about how many Republicans are voting for Biden, Dems for Trump, or Independents for either.

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On the same hand, if R's are voting in higher numbers this time then in 2016 and we know 95% vote for Trump, would that not mean that trump's numbers will be higher then in 2016 regardless of what the other 5% do?

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SexualChocolate said:

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Looks like Trafalgar is the only poll "left" that is favorable to Trump.

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