I don't know what you're looking at but here are the facts (all 4 are important swing states):
Mail-in ballots requested: DEM 39%/REP 41% (WINNING)
Mail-in and early in-person ballots returned: DEM 40%/REP 40% (TIED)
Mail-in ballots requested: DEM 41%/REP 45% (WINNING)
Mail-in and early in-person ballots returned: DEM 45%/REP 44% (LOSING)
Mail-in ballots requested: DEM 38%/REP 40% (WINNING)
Mail-in and early in-person ballots returned: DEM 40%/REP 38% (LOSING)
Mail-in ballots requested: DEM 36%/REP 36% (TIED)
Mail-in and early in-person ballots returned: DEM 39%/REP 39% (TIED)
Mind you, going into Election Day with numbers like this (basically statistically tied in both requests and returns) in these swing states is GREAT, especially because Republican voters:
A) Traditionally show up in full-effect on Election Day
B) Are nowhere near as scared of China Virus as the Democrats so a larger share of Republicans than Democrats will go to the polls on Election Day (only need a couple of % difference to make it a landslide)
C) Are more ENERGIZED than Democrats which means a larger share of Republicans will be willing to wait in line hours if needed
Democrats are leading in total ballot requests and returns largely BECAUSE OF THE STATES THAT ARE GOING BLUE ANYWAYS LOL.
In swing states, Republicans have put up enough of a battle thus far to have the advantage going into Election Day.
I don't know what you're looking at but here are the facts (all 4 are important swing states):
Mail-in ballots requested: DEM 39%/REP 41% (WINNING)
Mail-in and early in-person ballots returned: DEM 40%/REP 40% (TIED)
Mail-in ballots requested: DEM 41%/REP 45% (WINNING)
Mail-in and early in-person ballots returned: DEM 45%/REP 44% (LOSING)
Mail-in ballots requested: DEM 38%/REP 40% (WINNING)
Mail-in and early in-person ballots returned: DEM 40%/REP 38% (LOSING)
Mail-in ballots requested: DEM 36%/REP 36% (TIED)
Mail-in and early in-person ballots returned: DEM 39%/REP 39% (TIED)
Mind you, going into Election Day with numbers like this (basically statistically tied in both requests and returns) in these swing states is GREAT, especially because Republican voters:
A) Traditionally show up in full-effect on Election Day
B) Are nowhere near as scared of China Virus as the Democrats so a larger share of Republicans than Democrats will go to the polls on Election Day (only need a couple of % difference to make it a landslide)
C) Are more ENERGIZED than Democrats which means a larger share of Republicans will be willing to wait in line hours if needed
Democrats are leading in total ballot requests and returns largely because of THE STATES THAT ARE GOING BLUE ANYWAYS LOL.
In swing states, Republicans have put up enough of a battle thus far to have the advantage going into Election Day.
I don't know what you're looking at but here are the facts (all 4 are important swing states):
Mail-in ballots requested: DEM 39%/REP 41% (WINNING)
Mail-in and early in-person ballots returned: DEM 40%/REP 40% (TIED)
Mail-in ballots requested: DEM 41%/REP 45% (WINNING)
Mail-in and early in-person ballots returned: DEM 45%/REP 44% (LOSING)
Mail-in ballots requested: DEM 38%/REP 40% (WINNING)
Mail-in and early in-person ballots returned: DEM 40%/REP 38% (LOSING)
Mail-in ballots requested: DEM 36%/REP 36% (TIED)
Mail-in and early in-person ballots returned: DEM 39%/REP 39% (TIED)
Mind you, going into Election Day with numbers like this (basically statistically tied in both requests and returns) in these swing states is GREAT, especially because Republican voters:
A) Traditionally show up in full-effect on Election Day
B) Are nowhere near as scared of China Virus as the Democrats so a larger share of Republicans than Democrats will go to the polls on Election Day (only need a couple of % difference to make it a landslide)
C) Are more ENERGIZED than Democrats which means a larger share of Republicans will be willing to wait in line hours if needed
Democrats are leading in ballot requests and returns largely because of THE STATES THAT ARE GOING BLUE ANYWAYS LOL.
In swing states, Republicans have put up enough of a battle thus far to have the advantage going into Election Day.
I don't know what you're looking at but here are the facts (all 4 are important swing states):
Mail-in ballots requested: DEM 39%/REP 41% (WINNING)
Mail-in and early in-person ballots returned: DEM 40%/REP 40% (TIED)
Mail-in ballots requested: DEM 41%/REP 45% (WINNING)
Mail-in and early in-person ballots returned: DEM 45%/REP 44% (LOSING)
Mail-in ballots requested: DEM 38%/REP 40% (WINNING)
Mail-in and early in-person ballots returned: DEM 40%/REP 38% (LOSING)
Mail-in ballots requested: DEM 36%/REP 36% (TIED)
Mail-in and early in-person ballots returned: DEM 39%/REP 39% (TIED)
Mind you, going into Election Day with numbers like this (basically statistically tied in both requests and returns) in these swing states is GREAT, especially because Republican voters:
A) Traditionally show up in full-effect on Election Day
B) Are nowhere near as scared of China Virus as the Democrats so a larger share of Republicans than Democrats will go to the polls on Election Day (only need a couple of % difference to make it a landslide)
C) Are more ENERGIZED than Democrats which means a larger share of Republicans will be willing to wait in line hours if needed
Democrats are leading in ballot requests and returns because of THE STATES THAT ARE GOING BLUE ANYWAYS LOL.
In swing states, Republicans have put up enough of a battle thus far to have the advantage going into Election Day.
I don't know what you're looking at but here are the facts (all 4 are important swing states):
Mail-in ballots requested: DEM 39%/REP 41% (WINNING)
Mail-in and early in-person ballots returned: DEM 40%/REP 40% (TIED)
Mail-in ballots requested: DEM 41%/REP 45% (WINNING)
Mail-in and early in-person ballots returned: DEM 45%/REP 44% (LOSING)
Mail-in ballots requested: DEM 38%/REP 40% (WINNING)
Mail-in and early in-person ballots returned: DEM 40%/REP 38% (LOSING)
Mail-in ballots requested: DEM 36%/REP 36% (TIED)
Mail-in and early in-person ballots returned: DEM 39%/REP 39% (TIED)
Mind you, going into Election Day with numbers like this (basically statistically tied in both requests and returns) in these swing states is GREAT, especially because Republican voters:
A) Traditionally show up in full-effect on Election Day
B) Are nowhere near as scared of China Virus as the Democrats so a larger share of Republicans will go to the polls on Election Day (only need a couple of % difference to make it a landslide)
C) Are ENERGIZED which means a larger share of Republicans will be willing to wait in line hours if needed
Democrats are leading in ballot requests and returns because of THE STATES THAT ARE GOING BLUE ANYWAYS LOL.
In swing states, Republicans have put up enough of a battle thus far to have the advantage going into Election Day.
I don't know what you're looking at but here are the facts (all 4 are important swing states):
Mail-in ballots requested: DEM 39%/REP 41% (WINNING)
Mail-in and early in-person ballots returned: DEM 40%/REP 40% (TIED)
Mail-in ballots requested: DEM 41%/REP 45% (WINNING)
Mail-in and early in-person ballots returned: DEM 45%/REP 44% (LOSING)
Mail-in ballots requested: DEM 38%/REP 40% (WINNING)
Mail-in and early in-person ballots returned: DEM 40%/REP 38% (LOSING)
Mail-in ballots requested: DEM 36%/REP 36% (TIED)
Mail-in and early in-person ballots returned: DEM 39%/REP 39% (TIED)
Mind you, going into Election Day with numbers like this (basically statistically tied in both requests and returns) in these swing states is GREAT, especially because Republican voters:
A) Traditionally show up in full-effect on Election Day
B) Are nowhere near as scared of China Virus as the Democrats so a larger share of Republicans will go to the polls on Election Day (only need a couple of % difference to make it a landslide)
C) Are ENERGIZED which means a larger share of Republicans will be willing to wait in line hours if needed
Democrats are leading in ballot requests and returns because of THE STATES THAT ARE GOING BLUE ANYWAYS LOL.
In swing states, Republicans have put up enough of a battle thus far to have the advantage going into Election Day.
I don't know what you're looking at but here are the facts (all 4 are important swing states):
Mail-in ballots requested: DEM 39%/REP 41% (WINNING)
Mail-in and early in-person ballots returned: DEM 40%/REP 40% (TIED)
Mail-in ballots requested: DEM 41%/REP 45% (WINNING)
Mail-in and early in-person ballots returned: DEM 45%/REP 44% (LOSING)
Mail-in ballots requested: DEM 38%/REP 40% (WINNING)
Mail-in and early in-person ballots returned: DEM 40%/REP 38% (LOSING)
Mail-in ballots requested: DEM 36%/REP 36% (TIED)
Mail-in and early in-person ballots returned: DEM 39%/REP 39% (TIED)
Mind you, going into Election Day with numbers like this in swing states is GREAT, especially because Republican voters:
A) Traditionally show up in full-effect on Election Day
B) Are nowhere near as scared of China Virus as the Democrats so a larger share of Republicans will go to the polls on Election Day (only need a couple of % difference to make it a landslide)
C) Are ENERGIZED which means a larger share of Republicans will be willing to wait in line hours if needed
Democrats are leading in ballot requests and returns because of THE STATES THAT ARE GOING BLUE ANYWAYS LOL.
In swing states, Republicans have put up enough of a battle thus far to have the advantage going into Election Day.
I don't know what you're looking at but here are the facts (all 4 are swing states):
Mail-in ballots requested: DEM 39%/REP 41% (WINNING)
Mail-in and early in-person ballots returned: DEM 40%/REP 40% (TIED)
Mail-in ballots requested: DEM 41%/REP 45% (WINNING)
Mail-in and early in-person ballots returned: DEM 45%/REP 44% (LOSING)
Mail-in ballots requested: DEM 38%/REP 40% (WINNING)
Mail-in and early in-person ballots returned: DEM 40%/REP 38% (LOSING)
Mail-in ballots requested: DEM 36%/REP 36% (TIED)
Mail-in and early in-person ballots returned: DEM 39%/REP 39% (TIED)
Mind you, going into Election Day with numbers like this in swing states is GREAT, especially because Republican voters:
A) Traditionally show up in full-effect on Election Day
B) Are nowhere near as scared of China Virus as the Democrats so a larger share of Republicans will go to the polls on Election Day (only need a couple of % difference to make it a landslide)
C) Are ENERGIZED which means a larger share of Republicans will be willing to wait in line hours if needed
Democrats are leading in ballot requests and returns because of THE STATES THAT ARE GOING BLUE ANYWAYS LOL.
In swing states, Republicans have put up enough of a battle thus far to have the advantage going into Election Day.
I don't know what you're looking at but here are the facts (all 4 are swing states):
Mail-in ballots requested: DEM 39%/REP 41% (WINNING)
Mail-in and early in-person ballots returned: DEM 40%/REP 40% (TIED)
Mail-in ballots requested: DEM 41%/REP 45% (WINNING)
Mail-in and early in-person ballots returned: DEM 45%/REP 44% (LOSING)
Mail-in ballots requested: DEM 38%/REP 40% (WINNING)
Mail-in and early in-person ballots returned: DEM 40%/REP 38% (LOSING)
Mail-in ballots requested: DEM 36%/REP 36% (TIED)
Mail-in and early in-person ballots returned: DEM 39%/REP 39% (TIED)
Mind you, going into Election Day with numbers like this in swing states is GREAT, especially because Republican voters:
A) Traditionally show up in full-effect on Election Day
B) Are nowhere near as scared of China Virus as the Democrats so a larger share of Republicans will go to the polls on Election Day (only need a couple of % difference to make it a landslide)
C) Are ENERGIZED which means a larger share of Republicans will be willing to wait in line hours if needed
Democrats are leading in ballot requests and returns because of THE STATES THAT ARE GOING BLUE ANYWAYS LOL.
In swing states, we have put up enough of a battle thus far to give us the advantage going into Election Day.
I don't know what you're looking at but here are the facts (all 4 are swing states):
Mail-in ballots requested: DEM 39%/REP 41% (WINNING)
Mail-in and early in-person ballots returned: DEM 40%/REP 40% (TIED)
Mail-in ballots requested: DEM 41%/REP 45% (WINNING)
Mail-in and early in-person ballots returned: DEM 45%/REP 44% (LOSING)
Mail-in ballots requested: DEM 38%/REP 40% (WINNING)
Mail-in and early in-person ballots returned: DEM 40%/REP 38% (LOSING)
Mail-in ballots requested: DEM 36%/REP 36% (TIED)
Mail-in and early in-person ballots returned: DEM 39%/REP 39% (TIED)
Mind you, going into Election Day with numbers like this in swing states is GREAT, especially because Republican voters:
A) Traditionally show up in full-effect on Election Day
B) Are nowhere near as scared of China Virus as the Democrats so a larger share of Republicans will go to the polls on Election Day (only need a couple of % difference to make it a landslide)
C) Are ENERGIZED which means a larger share of Republicans will be willing to wait in line hours if needed