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Ted Cruz probably breathing a sigh of relief.
A million behind 2020 at this same point (going into the last day of early voting, not going into Election Day) means potentially a lot fewer votes this cycle, which suggests the low propensity blue turnout for Allred isn’t turning out.Wouldn’t that mean TX is on pace for about 500K more votes this year? I would think that’s not a good thing for Cruz.
Ted Cruz probably breathing a sigh of relief.
Ok, ouch…I read that wrong. I know flipping TX (POTUS or Senate) has always been kind of a mirage, but was hoping Dems would be driving higher turnout than that.A million behind 2020 at this same point (going into the last day of early voting, not going into Election Day) means potentially a lot fewer votes this cycle, which suggests the low propensity blue turnout for Allred isn’t turning out.
Of course it could mean that Republicans are depressed by the awfulness of what their one-party state has wrought but Texas is a low turnout state these days and a lot of people there don’t see the point of bothering in the face of what looks like overwhelming odds.
Need a big kick in Black turnout today and Tuesday, or so it seems.
I really haven’t thought about this so you may be right but why would low propensity voters favor Allred in this election? Especially in a state like TX where abortion is a MASSIVE motivating issue.A million behind 2020 at this same point (going into the last day of early voting, not going into Election Day) means potentially a lot fewer votes this cycle, which suggests the low propensity blue turnout for Allred isn’t turning out.
Of course it could mean that Republicans are depressed by the awfulness of what their one-party state has wrought but Texas is a low turnout state these days and a lot of people there don’t see the point of bothering in the face of what looks like overwhelming odds.
not challenging you but wondering why you think the early voting number is a good sign for Cruz ?
Yep. 18.6 in 2020, need a bump today and hoping there’s a push for election day.Need a big kick in Black turnout today and Tuesday, or so it seems.
Texas also had 7 more days of in-person early voting in 2020. Going to be some temporal changes in terms of when various groups vote.Ok, ouch…I read that wrong. I know flipping TX (POTUS or Senate) has always been kind of a mirage, but was hoping Dems would be driving higher turnout than that.
Yeah they had a week extra because of the pandemic and then the Rs there made it way more difficult for folks to vote after that.Texas also had 7 more days of in-person early voting in 2020. Going to be some temporal changes in terms of when various groups vote.
Exhibit #47 as to why analyzing the early vote doesn't tell you much other than there are people voting