This is mildly interesting. The GOP beat the dems in EV in NM dems have a large lead in mail in votes.
in 2016
Hillary got 385234 total votes.
Trump got 319667 total votes
Johnson got 74541 total votes
It looks like the dems are about tapped out unless turnout
in 2016
Hillary got 385234 total votes.
Trump got 319667 total votes
Johnson got 74541 total votes
It looks like the dems are about tapped out unless turnout
...is going to be bigger (40,000 more to hit Hillary's count) while Trump has almost double that left. 16% of the NPA went 3rd party last time and the rest broke for Trump (42-37). It will be interesting to see how they vote this time.
GOP also beat the dems this year in voter registrations in NM.
the GOP added 35,645 new voters this (Jan 31st to Oct 30th) while dems added 29,505 new voters. NPA added 5,000 new voters. So the state tilted slightly red this year and since 2016. (+~11,500 to GOP)
the GOP added 35,645 new voters this (Jan 31st to Oct 30th) while dems added 29,505 new voters. NPA added 5,000 new voters. So the state tilted slightly red this year and since 2016. (+~11,500 to GOP)
on the congressional side the GOP narrowed the lead in NM2. In Oct 2018 the dems had a lead of +15,782 in NM2. Today that lead is only +1692. This race is rated as a "toss up" but the dems only won it in 2018 by +3,722 votes with a (15,782 registration adv) so I think it flips.
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