As analyze the 2020 NC provisional file at s3.amazonaws.com/dl.ncsbe.gov/E… -- note it's partially uploaded, not likely final til Saturday.
I've put together a 2016 analysis, 60,591 provisionals with 44.3% counted, but wide variance based on types. See image. /1 #ncpol
In 2016 analysis, combined approved/partially approved, difference irrelevant for statewide races. Most voting at wrong precinct w/in county or reporting address change have votes counted. If no voter record found at precinct, it's researched, in 2016 about 20% counted /2 #ncpol
Feel free to ask questions about what all the NC provisional categories mean. (I may have an explainer to post) /3 #ncpol
This is an old list of provisional file codes. The ID ones here relate to the 2016 primary and are not relevant. The current “no ID provided” has to do with same day registrants who did not have ID and some first-time voters whose registration flagged under NVRA. /4 #ncpol
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Thru Nov 3 NC has 4,597,716 accepted ballots: 977,184 mail, 3,620,532 in-person early (62.5% of 7,359,935 reg voters, 96.4% of 4,769,640 2016 turnout). Same-day registration 110,591, 3.1% of 3,620,532 in-person early. (party, race, top 25 counties, daily early) #ncpol /1
I won't be doing this report again until after the Nov 13 county canvasses. But I will be tracking accepted absentee ballots coming in Nov 3-12. Those received yesterday are not in the election results. The number of accepted absentees went up by 17,204 this morning. /2 #ncpolm
It does look like when all absentee and early votes have come in Mecklenburg will hit 500,000 in that category ! Also to note: as abentees are accepted each day Nov 3-12 to be added at the November 13 county canvasses, I will be able to track party. /3 #ncpol
Outside the Lake Lynn early voting site in Wake County about 30 minutes after early voting poll close, three voters came up to me trying to turn in their voted absentee ballots (too late for that option), so I gave them 5 options .... (continued) /1 #ncpol
(1) take to county board of elections office Monday during business hours. (in Wake, 1200 North New Hope Rd in Raleigh 8:30p to 5:15p); (2) same as #1, but Tuesday 8:30a to 5p; (3) vote Tuesday 6:30a to 7:30p at their precinct, THEN discard absentee envelope ... (continued) /2
(4) take into a US Post Office Monday business hours, hand to clerk and ask clerk to hand postmark ballot envelope; (5) same as #4 but Tuesday. (4) and (5) are backstops if (1) thru (3) don’t work for voter. Still ok as if postmarked by Nov 3 can be received til Nov 12 /3 #ncpol
Durham County NC early voting Saturday (7 hour voting day) 4,639. Final early voting total 117,859. dcovotes.com/home/showdocum… /3 top 2 sites: South Regional Library 13,112; Duke campus Karsh Center. 12,694.