Nevada early vote turnout

Discussion in 'Politics' started by PoopyDeek, Feb 18, 2020.

  1. vanzandt

    vanzandt

    Hmmm. Ok good.
    I still think the overall turn-out there will be anemic but we'll see. I need to look at the concentration of where the most people live in aggregate. That union thing will certainly help ABB... (anybody but Bernie), and I gotta think Clark County has the most people in a big way. You live up there in rich Whiteyville (absolutely no offense lol), and those folks all vote so your observation's aren't too surprising. Clark County has more of a working-class demographic. I'm gonna use it, regardless of the outcome, as a barometer for the Hispanic vote.... which isn't getting enough press imo. They're just as important as the AA vote really. Maybe more if truth be told. And this may sound a tad racist.... but I think they vote more on the issues that they deem important as individuals, than just voting the popular mantra as a group. And that's certainly not taking anything away from AA's... there's something to be said about voting as a unified block too. Hell that's why the union instructed the culinary workers to get out and vote for ABB. So with that in mind, we'll use Clark County as an early indicator of the Hispanic take on things so far.
     
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    #11     Feb 18, 2020
  2. Localized; this was a big deal. The first year of a caucus/early vote and the 2,800 people turned out by 1pm today at TMCC alone(door count), as I asked the guy doing the count. He had an hourly count to compare to the prior counts. They have it down. They don't see those numbers on election day at this polling location (roughly 6,000 to reflect GOP dominance in Washoe county). The average "TTT" (time to vote) was 33 minutes during the 2018 mid-term. 41 mins for the 2016 General. *** THREE HOURS *** standing in line, today. The voting process, once seated, took about three minutes. All of the stats relate to the TMCC polling place in South Reno. Yes, the process takes approx 20% longer than simply voting.

    This was the fifth day of early voting.
     
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    #12     Feb 18, 2020
  3. gaussian

    gaussian

    It's pretty funny that so many people have me on ignore these days it looks like Vanzandt and Overnight are talking to themselves. The ignore feature on this forum is so funny. You'd think it just wouldn't show you the topic when someone who made the topic has you on ignore...
     
    #13     Feb 18, 2020
  4. Cuddles

    Cuddles

    those may be the people you are in fact ignoring yourself
     
    #14     Feb 19, 2020
  5. gaussian

    gaussian

    My ignore list is empty, lol. Which is why I even bothered to comment. The ignore system here is funny.
     
    #15     Feb 19, 2020
  6. Bugenhagen

    Bugenhagen

    I've been trying to get as many as I can but I just can't reach the depth of depravity needed to actually bother most Trumpers.
     
    #16     Feb 19, 2020
  7. I have gaussian and overnight on ignore. At least overnight realizes this fact. #highfunctioning
     
    #17     Feb 19, 2020
  8. vanzandt

    vanzandt

    Well, we don't know yet how they feel about Bloomy, he's been busy in TX that's for sure, but I think Bernie will do well today west of the Mississippi.
     
    #18     Mar 3, 2020
  9. Bernie could beat Poco by a couple points in Mass.

    Camp Bernie has put a lot of work into Mass. It will pretty much be a wash where both will more or less get the same number of delegates but they are doing psychological warfare, whereby they want bragging rights to show that they beat Pokey in her own home state. Of course, Bernie lives next door so he has been cross-pollinating with the lefties in Mass for decades too.

    Speaking of which, Vermont is voting today too. Only 16 delegates there. So the Comrade has that. And possibly Maine too but no one has done any real polling there for a long time. Only 24 delegates in Maine but candidates who are truly hunters want them. Joe, I am not lookin' at you.

    Bernie won't do that well in Virginia, but Bloomie seems to be doing well so even though Joe will beat Bernie, Bloomie will take some of his gravy.

    The delegates are in Texas and California but you have to look good around the country too. You can't just write off parts of the country. Hillary, I am lookin' at you.
     
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    #19     Mar 3, 2020
  10. Looks familiar, does it? :)
     
    #20     Mar 3, 2020