If you look at their more detailed results, that is a rounding issue, the numbers don’t actually come out to 101%. But I’m because there is a margin of error, the reported results are usually rounded to a whole number in ways that not infrequently end with the appearance of 101% vote. I don’t know why the usual rounding up/down convention doesn’t correct for that.Montanans always give 101%. 50+46+3+2 > 100. Pollsters do love their mathin'.
49.75 +45.75 +2.75 +1.75 or something similar is my guess.
“If Democrats vote”
Yep. Fundraising, GOTV, grassroots door to door and phone banking, etc.
Just making sure people don't chill
Doesn’t Ohio only allow one early voting location per county? I remember when I lived in Cleveland I had to go downtown to the board of elections office to vote early.
I'm putting my daughters ballot in the mail tomorrow, she too is registered unaffliliated and voted a straight blue ticket.
I’ve read that younger voters tend to vote after the initial rush of the early voting period. My son reflects that — coming home from college this weekend to vote for the first time ever. He registered unaffiliated, which he says is common among his peers who plan to vote.
I honestly don't know but our state is so effed I wouldn't be shocked
I like that. But I would have like it better if you have started with, "I'm putting my daughter's ballots . . .."
Yeah, the Republican legislature passed that restriction to make early voting more onerous for populous blue counties. Rural counties near the West Virginia and Indiana lines with 20,000 people total have the same number of early voting locations as counties with over a million people. They also only permit one drop box per county for absentee ballots.
uggghh
