The overall split in Miami-Dade right now including mail-in and in person voting is 61.5% D and 38.5% R.
This compares with 63.7% for Hillary and 34.1% for Trump in 2016.
Considering the Dems have a huge lead in the mail-in vote, and the in person voting just started where the Republicans are holding close, these percentages will almost certainly get better as the days tick off.
In short, Trump in outperforming his 2016 numbers in Miami-Dade by what looks to be a significant margin.
Exactly, I've been telling people not to freak out. The margins for Dems are supposed to be huge and we're seeing that they are falling short (by a lot) in several states.
The overall split in Miami-Dade right now including mail-in and in person voting is 61.5% D and 38.5% R.
This compares with 63.7% for Hillary and 34.1% for Trump in 2016.
Considering the Dems have a huge lead in the mail-in vote, and the in person voting just started where the Republicans are holding close, these percentages will almost certainly get better as the days tick off.
In short, Trump in outperforming his 2016 numbers in Miami-Dade by what looks to be a significant margin.
Exactly, I've been telling people not to freak out. The margins for Dems are supposed to be huge and we're seeing that they are falling short (by a lot) in several states.