There's the answer, I've been wondering why PA has had the biggest gap in terms of Democrats way outpacing in early voting. It's that these other states allow early in person and most republican aren't going to vote by mail especially in that state.
However, PA (and MI) have the largest percentage of "ancestral" Dems voting for Trump, in my estimation. So even the current totals are going to include a decent percentage of Trump votes.
That's one good thing about PA. No in-person early voting.
There's the answer, I've been wondering why PA has had the biggest gap in terms of Democrats way outpacing in early voting. It's that these other states allow early in person and most republican aren't going to vote by mail especially in that state.
Yep, it makes a huge difference.
However, PA (and MI) have the largest percentage of "ancestral" Dems voting for Trump, in my estimation. So even the current totals are going to include a decent percentage of Trump votes.
Thank you for this piece of info, I had no idea and I was curious as to why they had the numbers they have for early voting.