1. I know we all hope for a big young-voter turnout. I have had a suspicion a lot will wait to vote in-person tomorrow, so I remain hopeful. But they are social issue voters for the most part and historically that has not been as reliable as bread-and-butter issue voters.
2. The Fascist's (fka GOP's) attack on #SocialSecurity remains baffling. I think it may be put down to hubris at a point where they looked to be a shoe-in for control of Congress. But the attack on people currently on Social Security and Medicare is predictably something to
3. spur turnout in mail-in and early-voter numbers in the over 65 demographic. The numbers are eye-popping. I think it's reasonable to assume that most people already on Social Security do not support taking it away. And so if that assumption holds, 
4. and the in-person numbers track these numbers, tomorrow night could be wild. But like I said, also totally predictable.
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