New day, new GV numbers. We've officially cracked 2 million early voters now, with 2,062,902 votes cast. The daily pace continues to slow a bit, with IP voting down to just 1% ahead of 2020 general pace.
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I think the big question now is where does early voting come in, and how does that compare to the general. With a few more days of early in-person voting + ~500k mail applications outstanding It seems like 3 million is likely and 3.5 million isn't.
Also, the most observant of you may notice that we have fewer folks in the "unknown" and "other" classifications now. That's because I got a new file yesterday and so we have demographic data on about 30,000 more voters.
Here is the change by demos.
White: +1.0%
Black: +0.2%
Hispanic: +0.1%
Asian: +0.1%
Oth/Unk: -1.5%
18-29: +1.1%
30-39: +0.5%
40-49: +0.5%
50-64: +0.4%
65+: -0.9%
Unk: -1.6%
White: +1.0%
Black: +0.2%
Hispanic: +0.1%
Asian: +0.1%
Oth/Unk: -1.5%
18-29: +1.1%
30-39: +0.5%
40-49: +0.5%
50-64: +0.4%
65+: -0.9%
Unk: -1.6%
The reason for the drop in 65+ stems from the default birthdate being 1900 if the state didn't have it for some reason. As they've been able to update people's registration from things like license renewals, change of address, etc, these occurrences start to clean themselves up.
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