#EarlyVote

2025-11-01

Had a wonderful time at the Taste of China Festival in Cary — celebrating culture, community, and some incredible food! It was great speaking with so many friends and neighbors. 📸 Grateful to everyone who stopped by to say hello for the last day of #EarlyVote 🗳️ 👉 Learn more: wileynickel.com

2025-10-25

Out at early voting in Apex supporting our three great candidates for the Apex Town Council (EdGray, Sue Mu and Shane Reese). All three are endorsed by @wakedems.bsky.social. Local elections matter — make your voice heard and VOTE! 🗳️ #ncpol #EarlyVote

bonitazarrillobonitazarrillo_mp
2025-04-19

These voices represent trust, experience, and a shared vision for a stronger future. Their support means everything, and it reminds me why we’re doing this: for equity, for action, and for everyone who’s been left behind.

These voices represent trust, experience, and a shared vision for a stronger future. Their support means everything, and it reminds me why we’re doing this: for equity, for action, and for everyone who’s been left behind.
bonitazarrillobonitazarrillo_mp
2025-04-18

Advanced voting starts today! April 18-21 Port Moody - Coquitlam

Advanced voting starts today! April 18-21 #NDP Port Moody - Coquitlam
2024-11-05

ICYMI: Jon Ralston, based on the early vote, predicts #Harris will win #Nevada narrowly—will depend on late mail ballots in Clark County and for independents to lean Harris.

The race is extremely volatile though, so it would not be a shock if she did not win.

thenevadaindependent.com/artic

#uspol #politics #uspolitics #election #trump #nv #earlyvote

Michael 🗝DisneyMichael
2024-11-04

I've already submitted my and today I'm serviing . Being a good citizen all around. (Just wish the person watching TV on their iPad would use headphones)

Kamala Harris News Group 2.0KamalaHarrisWin@newsmast.social
2024-11-03

Group update: since breaking our 4,000 followers goal last #EarlyVote deadline, we have not been pushing new followers but people, we are in the end game of the end game now.

We just about 20ish followers away from 4,100 followers and we want to be at maximum social reach this group will ever be at for Election day.

Boost to help share to all your pro-Harris friends! On Tuesday, 3 days from now, we want to make the biggest spash for getting out the vote that the #Fediverse has ever seen. Our early vote day was stunning and this one we hope to make some fediverse history in scale.

The tag will be #FederateTheVote and we want every single #KamalaHarris supporter we can get to join in. cc: @GottaLaff

2024-11-02

Our human nature makes us seek information when we’re faced with terrifying uncertainty, but there is nothing which can clear that up right now.

Our only indicators are ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

#uspol #politics #uspolitics #harris #election #vote #voting #earlyvote

2024-11-02

There’s a lot of misinformed speculation being made off early voting.

Early voting can:

Cannibalize #Election Day vote, where it’s just people voting early, but not more people voting.

Change the Election Day vote, where people respond to the early voting news, affecting turnout.

There are too many variables, the margin of error ends up like 15% which makes it meaningless.

It can be right, but it’s not predictive.

#uspol #politics #uspolitics #earlyvote #voting #vote #harris #trump

Georgia Election Data UpdateGAElectionUpdate@theatl.social
2024-11-02

Our record-breaking final #Georgia #EarlyVote turnout is 285,771 (so far), which is the bar chart on the very right of the chart in the attached image.

Core #Atlanta 🔵 metro counties over-performed and suburban/exurban underperformed, relative to previous days.

Total turnout is 3,995,938 / 55.2% turnout.

As of yesterday, the urban turnout (38.2%) has just about caught up with suburban (40.7%) and rural (41.7%) turnout, after some considerable deficits early in the early voting cycle.

And, the TargetSmart modeled party as of yesterday showed a delta between 🔵 Dems and 🔴 Republicans is down to 3.3 pct pt, LOWER than 2020's 5.5 pct pt difference.

I'd expect with today's EV turnout, those figures would continue to narrow to 🔵 's advantage.

There about 100k mail-in ballots left to return in GA, which will be rolling in from now until 11/5. Absentee voters can also vote in-person in lieu of returning their paper ballot.

A couple of less-reliable pollsters (image attached) also indicate that #Harris' momentum has shifted favorable in the past couple of days. Ultimately, A lot is counting on independent voters - whose preferences may determine the outcome of this race in Georgia.

Georgia Election Data UpdateGAElectionUpdate@theatl.social
2024-11-01

Good afternoon, #Georgia 🍑 #EarlyVote followers!

Apologies for the delay. I do this work for my day/consulting job, and well, things are busy! 🚀

Let's get right to the takeaways 🔎 :

1️⃣ Today's the last day of in-person #EarlyVote in Georgia. Mail-in ballots can still be received up to 7pm on Election Day.

2️⃣ Urban "strong Dem 🔵 " counties now clearly show an overperforming trend for this week. If trends continue, this will be a big day for these counties for this last day of early vote.

4️⃣ IVWPBs* are now comprising more than 50% of the early vote electorate. The Rep 🔴 wave of voters we saw in the earlier record turnout has been abated (short of anything remarkable happening today). We do not yet have #TargetSmart data for partisan ballots pulled.

Analysis:

1️⃣ Polls are based on registered and likely voters, but we're at the point in the cycle where we find out if likely equals become actual voters (or not).

2️⃣ Dems and Reps will be now spending maximum resources identifying likely voters and will be contacting those voters by text, canvassing, and I wouldn't be surprised if there was direct social media outreach.

3️⃣ In terms of predicting outcomes, the only thing I can say with greater confidence is that this race is very much in play. Earlier, with the massive rural turnout, it was tough to see Dems recovering turnout-wise, but 🔵
GOTV efforts are clearly working.

*Independent voters without a partisan ballot pulled.

This image shows a chart titled “Georgia Early Voting TOTAL Turnout: 2016 to 2024.” It compares the early voting turnout for General Elections from 2016 through 2024 over a span of 24 days since the start of early voting. The data, accurate as of 9am Eastern on November 1, 2024, includes the following comparisons:

	•	General Election 2024 turnout in purple bars.
	•	General Election 2016 turnout in dark blue.
	•	General Election 2018 turnout in orange.
	•	General Election 2020 turnout in green.
	•	General Election 2022 turnout in light blue.

The y-axis represents the number of voters, scaling up to 350,000. The x-axis shows days since the start of early voting, numbered 0 to 24.

Key observations:

	•	2024 turnout appears higher than other years, especially during the initial days.
	•	Turnout drops significantly around day 7 in most years and then increases again, with another peak near day 17.
	•	2020’s turnout (green line) shows a relatively steady increase with two peaks, unlike other years which have more variability.

Sources for the data include the Georgia Secretary of State and Civic Forge Solutions LLC.This image shows a chart titled “GA Early Voting TOTALS: Daily % Share of Last Primary Partisan Ballot Pulled: General Election 2024.” The data reflects the partisan affiliation of voters based on the last primary ballot they pulled, up to November 1, 2024, at 9am Eastern. The chart includes data from October 15 through October 31, 2024.

The chart tracks the following groups:

	•	Democrat (blue line)
	•	Non-Partisan (gray line)
	•	Republican (red line)
	•	N/A (yellow line)

The y-axis indicates the percentage of voters by their last partisan ballot affiliation, scaling up to 60%.

Key observations:

	•	The N/A group (yellow) shows a gradual increase over the period, peaking near the end of October.
	•	The Republican group (red) experiences fluctuations but generally trends downward toward the end of the month.
	•	The Democrat group (blue) remains relatively steady, with minor fluctuations, keeping around 30%.
	•	The Non-Partisan group (gray) stays near zero throughout the period, indicating a minimal share.

The sources for the data are the Georgia Secretary of State and Civic Forge Solutions LLC.This chart, titled “GA Early Voting (Mail + In-Person): Vote Share by County Political Classification, General Election 2024,” reflects early voting turnout segmented by county political leanings up to November 1, 2024, at 9am Eastern.

The chart shows the following classifications:

	•	Lean Dem (light blue)
	•	Lean Rep (orange)
	•	Split (yellow)
	•	Strong Dem (dark blue)
	•	Strong Rep (red)
	•	Uncategorized (gray)

The y-axis represents the number of voters, scaling up to 180,000, and the x-axis covers dates from October 15 through October 31, 2024.

Key observations:

	•	Strong Dem (dark blue) and Strong Rep (red) counties consistently have higher voter turnout compared to other classifications, with noticeable peaks and troughs.
	•	There are sharp drops in turnout around October 21 and October 28, with subsequent rebounds for both Strong Dem and Strong Rep counties.
	•	Lean Dem and Lean Rep categories show minimal turnout compared to Strong categories.
	•	Split and Uncategorized groups maintain very low levels throughout the period.

This data highlights the differences in early voting turnout by political leaning at the county level in Georgia for the 2024 General ElectionThis chart, titled “GA Early Voting (Mail + In-Person): Vote Share by County Type, General Election 2024,” shows early voting turnout by county type (Rural, Suburban, Urban, and Uncategorized) for the 2024 General Election. The data, accurate as of 9am Eastern on November 1, 2024, spans from October 15 through October 31.

The chart includes the following categories:

	•	Rural (light blue)
	•	Suburban (orange)
	•	Urban (dark blue)
	•	Uncategorized (yellow)

The y-axis shows the number of voters, with a maximum of 140,000, while the x-axis provides the date range.

Key observations:

	•	Rural counties (light blue) generally have the highest turnout, with peaks and drops similar to those observed in previous charts.
	•	Suburban (orange) and Urban (dark blue) counties show moderate turnout with patterns closely aligned, particularly around October 21 and October 28, where there’s a noticeable drop and rebound.
	•	Uncategorized counties (yellow) have very low turnout, remaining near zero throughout the period.

This data highlights voting behavior across different county types in Georgia, showing that rural counties are leading in early voting turnout. L
Kamala Harris News Group 2.0KamalaHarrisWin@newsmast.social
2024-10-30

Another poll showing that we are successfully banking our #earlyvote:

"Those who say they have already cast ballots are included in each poll’s group of likely voters, and across all three states they break heavily in Harris’ favor (61% to 35% in Michigan, 60% to 38% in Wisconsin and 57% to 40% in Pennsylvania)."

newsmast.social/@KamalaHarrisW

Michael 🗝DisneyMichael
2024-10-30

If you have the opportunity to and haven't yet, please do! Save the democracy!

Georgia Election Data UpdateGAElectionUpdate@theatl.social
2024-10-29

Afternoon #Georgia #EarlyVote update!

➡️ EV In-person voting was at 131k today, which if the reversion to the average continues, would result in turnout around 225k.

📊 A new poll (atlasintel.org/poll/usa-swing-) from AtlasIntel was released for the swing states (and #Georgia) that had #Trump at +3. The results of this poll would be quite a change in trajectory for #Harris' chances in Georgia.

I took a look at the crosstabs, however, and found some weirdness. Specifically, this poll split independents 49 Harris /46.9 Trump, while the earlier Marist poll had 55 Harris / 40 Trump....so, either 1️⃣ there has been a massive shift in independent voter sentiment over the course of a week, 2️⃣ or this poll is wrong, 3️⃣ or the Marist poll is wrong.

The actual breakout of independent support is a critical question and will likely decide the results of the election, short of a massive increase in 🔵 Dem turnout in Georgia.

We're probably going to see a couple more polls before EDay that should either corroborate or refute AtlasIntel's findings.

#elections
#elections2024
#EarlyVote

The image shows a table comparing Family Income and Partisanship with the support for two candidates: Donald Trump and Kamala Harris. Here’s a summary of the data displayed:

Family Income Breakdown:

	•	Below $50k:
	•	Donald Trump: 53.2%
	•	Kamala Harris: 44.7%
	•	Blank/null/won’t vote: 2.1%
	•	Undecided: 0%
	•	$50k - $100k:
	•	Donald Trump: 51.5%
	•	Kamala Harris: 47.3%
	•	Blank/null/won’t vote: 0.8%
	•	Undecided: 0.3%
	•	Above $100k:
	•	Donald Trump: 47.6%
	•	Kamala Harris: 51%
	•	Blank/null/won’t vote: 0.8%
	•	Undecided: 0.6%

Partisanship Breakdown:

	•	Democrat:
	•	Donald Trump: 3.4%
	•	Kamala Harris: 96.1%
	•	Blank/null/won’t vote: 0.5%
	•	Undecided: 0%
	•	Republican:
	•	Donald Trump: 93.7%
	•	Kamala Harris: 5.7%
	•	Blank/null/won’t vote: 0.5%
	•	Undecided: 0.2%
	•	Independent:
	•	Donald Trump: 46.9%
	•	Kamala Harris: 49%
	•	Blank/null/won’t vote: 3.4%
	•	Undecided: 0.7%
Kamala Harris News Group 2.0KamalaHarrisWin@newsmast.social
2024-10-29

And while we are all busy with the #FederateTheVote day of action today!

You all rock at getting us past 3,940 followers! Help us cross our goal of 4,000 by end of today! Want to be at maximum reach to make #VoteEarlyDay have the biggest possible reach!

Boost and share this account posts and handle as you share the word about the #earlyvote!

Georgia Election Data UpdateGAElectionUpdate@theatl.social
2024-10-28

Good morning, #Georgia! Here's your #EarlyVote progress takeaways:

1️⃣ 🔵 Democrats and IVWPBs* won the day for Sunday Early Vote, comprising more than 80% of turnout. Total turnout, however, was 36,845, as only some counties participate in Sunday early voting.

2️⃣ Looking at county-level turnout this morning as of 8:30am, there is much heavier turnout than usual from the core #Atlanta Metro counties: #Fulton, #Dekalb, #Cobb, and #Gwinnett. (Note: this is preliminary data and subject to changing later in the day!)

3️⃣ From the AJC (ajc.com/politics/politically-g): 🔵 "Harris number-crunchers see the 2022 midterm as the more relevant comparison and say they’re tracking above that turnout level. They expect this week to be the heaviest volume yet, particularly in metro Atlanta, and view their targets in reach."

...and: 🔴 "Brandon Phillips, a veteran Republican strategist who once led Trump’s Georgia operation, said GOP data modeling shows Trump with an edge of roughly 80,000 votes and that Democrats would be “fading by the day” if the pace continues."

4️⃣ Five full days (including today) of early vote remain in #Georgia. There is still time for 🔵 to make up ground lost during #EarlyVote, but the window for that time is, of course, closing.

ℹ️ I adjusted the "cycle" turnout chart and moved 2024 voting +1 day to align better with days-of-the-week from prior election cycles.

*Infrequent voters without a partisan ballot on record.

#election2024

•	Categories:
	•	Democrat (Blue Line): Represents voters who last pulled a Democratic primary ballot.
	•	Republican (Red Line): Represents voters who last pulled a Republican primary ballot.
	•	Non-Partisan (Gray Line): Represents voters who did not vote in a partisan primary. This category remains close to 0%.
	•	N/A (Yellow Line): Represents voters without a recorded partisan primary history or whose last vote was non-partisan.

Trends:

	•	Democrat (Blue Line): The Democratic share of voters has been fairly consistent throughout the early voting period, staying around 30-35%. There was a dip around October 23rd, but it has since stabilized around 30% toward the end of the data range.
	•	Republican (Red Line): Republican voters initially had a higher percentage share of voters, around 40%, but the trend has been declining steadily. By October 27, 2024, the share of Republican voters has dropped to below 25%, a significant decline over time.
	•	N/A (Yellow Line): The most noticeable trend is the sharp increase in N/A voters, rising from 20% in mid-October to over 40% by October 27, 2024. This suggests a growing number of voters without a recent partisan history participating in the election.
	•	Non-Partisan (Gray Line): The share of non-partisan voters remains negligible throughout the period, as the gray line stays close to 0%.9 am Eastern on October 28, 2024. The data highlights how early voting turnout has evolved across multiple election cycles, with 2024 (represented by purple bars) compared to previous elections (represented by lines).

Observations:

	1.	2024 Turnout (Purple Bars):
	•	2024 turnout remains significantly higher than previous years, particularly in the first several days of early voting.
	•	Day 0 (Start of Early Voting) saw the largest number of voters, approaching 300,000, which is much higher than the turnout for the same period in any previous election.
	•	The trend of high turnout continued through Days 1 to 4, with the number of voters consistently exceeding 200,000 per day.
	•	Around Day 6, turnout dips as it has in past elections but remains higher than previous years.
	•	The purple bars suggest that 2024 could break turnout records if this pattern continues.
	2.	2020 (Green Line):
	•	The 2020 election had a significant increase in turnout after Day 10, particularly from Days 15 to 18, with daily totals nearing 250,000 voters.
	•	While 2020 showed strong turnout, it was generally lower than 2024 during the initial days of early voting.
	3.	Other Years (2016, 2018, 2022):
	•	Turnout in 2016, 2018, and 2022 was substantially lower than both 2020 and 2024.
	•	Midterm years (2018 and 2022) show much lower daily turnout, consistently below 150,000 voters on most days.
2024-10-28

#earlyvote is below #pandemic no vaccine 2020. Doing best in rural white areas. #Dems are S L O W to turn out. Six days 6! Of early voting available in #virginia. Dedicated voter parking spaces at our local! Handicapped curbside voting space. Call inside from your car, we come out to you. (And don’t mail it for heavens sake.) Not raining.

Remember 08 when it rained all day and night and #obama won in a landslide with huge #turnout? @KamalaHarrisWin

Kamala Harris News Group 2.0KamalaHarrisWin@newsmast.social
2024-10-27

#Earlyvote update: at least 41 million people have voted in the 2024 general election.
Join them, post about it with the tags #Ivoted and #FederateTheVote
t.co/YvYcvqgLK8

Erwinerwinm
2024-10-26

After 5 days, average daily turnout in Travis Co is 5%. If this keeps up we’ll have 60% turnout just from early and mail-in voting before election day.

Screenshot of portion of Travis County daily election totals showing about 5% turnout each of the first 5 days.
Georgia Election Data UpdateGAElectionUpdate@theatl.social
2024-10-26

#Georgia #EarlyVoting Update! It's the last weekend for Early Voting in Georgia.

Here are your mid-day takeaways:

1️⃣ Early voting (mail + in-person) daily ballot counts have returned back to historical averages. On a cumulative basis, however, there is still unprecedented turnout in Georgia.

2️⃣ IVWPBs* vote shares exceeded both 🔵 and 🔴 vote shares yesterday. And both 🔵 and 🔴 vote shares continue to decline, accordingly.

3️⃣ Comparing 2024 to 2020 at this point in the early voting cycle, youth turnout continues to underperform. The conventional wisdom is that youth tend to show up later in the #EarlyVote cycle than older demographics - however with Early Voting ending on Nov 1st, the time to make-up that deficit is running short.

4️⃣ Looking forward, there is what we do know and what we don't know.

➡️ We do know that 🔵 are heading into the final days of #EarlyVoting with a structural disadvantage with lower turnout in their key demographics.

❓ What we don't know: how independent voters in #Georgia, which Pew Research estimates at 18% of the electorate (pewresearch.org/religious-land) are breaking for #Harris or #Trump.

🤔 Currently, there are stronger signals for a 🔴 victory in Georgia - a #Harris victory would require a large(r) proportion of independent voters to vote 🔵 .

One AP story a few days ago (qualitatively) investigated some potential causal factors: apnews.com/article/poverty-geo

*Infrequent voters without a primary partisan ballot

#election2024

•	Democrat (Blue Line): Represents voters who last pulled a Democratic primary ballot.
	•	Republican (Red Line): Represents voters who last pulled a Republican primary ballot.
	•	Non-Partisan (Gray Line): Represents voters who did not vote in a partisan primary, though this category seems very minimal in this chart.
	•	N/A (Yellow Line): Likely voters who did not vote in a primary or their partisan history is not recorded.
	•	Democrat: The blue line shows a steady percentage of early voters, ranging between 30-40%. It fluctuates throughout the period but does not see dramatic changes.
	•	Republican: The red line shows a slightly higher share early on, hovering around 40%, but dips after a few days. After a crossover around October 20th, Republicans show an increasing trend.
	•	N/A: The yellow line (N/A voters) starts much lower but shows a marked increase over time, indicating that this segment of the voting population may be steadily growing.
	•	Non-Partisan: The gray line remains flat, showing almost 
no impact on the overall distribution.
	•	Crossover Point: Around October 20th, there is a clear shift where N/A voters (yellow) start surpassing Republican voters (red) in percentage share, while Democrats maintain a steady trajectory.
	•	Growing N/A Share: The N/A category seems to be gaining momentum in the later days of early voting.•	Years Covered:
	•	General Election 2016 (Blue)
	•	General Election 2018 (Orange)
	•	General Election 2020 (Green)
	•	General Election 2022 (Teal)
	•	General Election 2024 (Purple, as of October 26, 2024)
	•	Turnout Trends:
	•	The vertical axis represents the number of voters (ranging up to 350,000).
	•	The horizontal axis represents the number of days since the start of early voting, ranging from 0 to 24 days.
	•	2024 Turnout: The purple bars representing 2024 show consistently high early voting turnout, with several days reaching over 250,000 voters. Day 0 saw a large spike in turnout, potentially the first day of early voting, with turnout gradually stabilizing around 200,000 voters over the following days.
	•	Comparison to Previous Years:
	•	2024 has significantly higher early voting turnout than previous years, especially in the first few days.
	•	2020 (green) also shows peaks in voter turnout, but overall 2024 appears to be exceeding those numbers, especially on the first day.
	•	The other years (2016, 2018, 2022) show lower early voting turnout, with 2016 and 2018 being much lower than both 2020 and 2024.

	•	High Early Turnout in 2024: The chart suggests that early voting participation in 2024 is markedly higher than previous election cycles, particularly on the first few days.
	•	Day 7 Dip: For each election year, there seems to be a notable dip around Day 7, which could reflect a pattern of weekend voting activity or other external factors influencing turnout.

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