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Re: U.S Election 2020
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Originally Posted by Pierre
That chart, if I understand it correctly, in itself asks questions.
So in Texas in 2016 there were no early/absentee votes, but 4 years later there’s near half a million? Not suspect at all.
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From the link (which I took the graph from) I posted previously
https://circle.tufts.edu/latest-rese...-2020-election
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Data does not exist for young voters in PA and TX as of this date in 2016.
In every state we’re tracking, the number of absentee and early votes cast as of October 21, 2020, is far higher than at the same date in 2016. That’s to be expected, given the greater emphasis on mail-in voting this year due to the pandemic. Still, the numbers are especially dramatic in a state like Texas, where at least 490,000 young people have already cast ballots. Moreover, in Florida, North Carolina, Minnesota, Pennsylvania, and Michigan, early votes cast by youth have already exceeded the 2016 margin of victory in each state.
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Also, early voting in 2016 in Texas didn’t start until October 24th - it’s earlier this year due to the epidemic.
https://www.sos.texas.gov/elections/...16/index.shtml
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Last edited by Hugh; 26-10-2020 at 21:01.
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