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#earlyvote morning update 11/3

At least 100 million people voted prior to Election Day in the 2020 general election 🥳
electproject.github.io/Early-Vote-202…

These are morning reports that include activity up to last night, so at least 100 million people really did vote before Election Day

This #earlyvote update includes reports from FL, GA, MT, NC, NY (finally sent me their absentee report), PA, VA, and WI

AR, IN, MA, NM, and UT #earlyvote updates posted. Nationally, at least 100.6 million people voted before Election Day electproject.github.io/Early-Vote-202…

OR #earlyvote update posted.

Oregon becomes the 5th state to exceed their 2016 total vote! 🥳

Nationally, at least 100.7 million people voted prior to Election Day electproject.github.io/Early-Vote-202…

Also of interest is Oregon's ballot tracker is reporting some ballot returns today (only 4K so far). Don't know how frequently this will update sos.oregon.gov/elections/Docu…

Will Oregon registered Republicans reach parity with Democrats on their mail ballot return rate today? They've trailed all along. This is an all-mail state, so this metric provides a tea leaf on relative enthusiasm electproject.github.io/Early-Vote-202…

NV #earlyvote update posted. They are so close at 99.8% of their 2016 turnout. Note that I do not include the rejected ballots that could be cured in their total returned and accepted ballots. If you include those, then they are >100% electproject.github.io/Early-Vote-202…

CO #earlyvote update posted

Colorado becomes the 6th state to surpass their 2016 total turnout in their 2020 turnout. There is some Election Day turnout in this report, so I can't say it is just early vote alone electproject.github.io/Early-Vote-202…

Starting to see modest evidence of Colorado Republicans closing the voting gap with Democrats. Democrats now have a +4.7 point edge, was +5.9 on Sunday. But also, the no-party affiliated are increasing, too electproject.github.io/Early-Vote-202…