Yesterday was the last day of in-person early voting in NC. A few more early & mail ballots will trickle in (@gercohen estimates ~1K), but this should be the lion's share
2022: ~576.5K (4% mail)
2020 same day: ~794K
2018 same day: ~293K
2014 same day: ~268.5K
#ncpol (1/4)
2022: ~576.5K (4% mail)
2020 same day: ~794K
2018 same day: ~293K
2014 same day: ~268.5K
#ncpol (1/4)
11% of all ballots cast & 13% of Rep ballots are in #NC11 (highest in the state for both)
10% of all ballots cast & 15% of Dem ballots are in #NC4.
62% of Una. voters are choosing the R ballot statewide, but w/ wide variation (87%R/12%D in #nc10 & 36/62 in NC4)
#ncpol (2/4)
10% of all ballots cast & 15% of Dem ballots are in #NC4.
62% of Una. voters are choosing the R ballot statewide, but w/ wide variation (87%R/12%D in #nc10 & 36/62 in NC4)
#ncpol (2/4)
In #nc11, the population center of Buncombe continues to dominate in terms of overall ballots & Dem ballots.
~60% of Dem ballots cast are from Buncombe. ~45% of R ballots cast are from Buncombe or Henderson.
~70% of #nc11 Una voters chose the R primary.
#ncpol (3/4)
~60% of Dem ballots cast are from Buncombe. ~45% of R ballots cast are from Buncombe or Henderson.
~70% of #nc11 Una voters chose the R primary.
#ncpol (3/4)
That's it for the quick update. More analysis to follow as I dig in a bit more.
Early voting is over, but election day votes still to come in, so if you want to predict the outcome of the election, you're better off practicing onomancy than relying on these data.
#ncpol (4/4)
Early voting is over, but election day votes still to come in, so if you want to predict the outcome of the election, you're better off practicing onomancy than relying on these data.
#ncpol (4/4)
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