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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region Forumsvery confusing NY Sienna Florida poll
In person on Election Day vote probability
Democrats -56%
GOP- 63%
Rest - 47%
However, 62% of the registered voters have already voted.
Not making sense. Do not expect more than 75% vote-maybe 80%.
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very confusing NY Sienna Florida poll (Original Post)
kansasobama
Nov 2020
OP
berni_mccoy
(23,018 posts)1. I believe that's turnout of remaining eligible voters, not of total
obamanut2012
(26,076 posts)2. It isn't confusing at all
Renew Deal
(81,859 posts)4. Ok. Explain it.
kansasobama
(609 posts)3. Okay thank you
Doodley
(9,091 posts)5. If accurate, that doesn't look good at all for Trump.
kurtcagle
(1,603 posts)6. Overall good news for Biden
Of the remaining 38%, roughly 60% of both GOP and Dems plan to vote Tuesday, along with half of remaining indies, which are breaking for Biden 60/40. If that projection holds true, the net votes election day cancel one another out or lean slightly toward Biden. Biden looks to be ahead in early votes by a significant amount. Note also that 60% voting is remarkably high in this day and age, so would even add a lack of enthusiasm penalty to those numbers. "I'll vote for Trump if I have time after golf" sort of thing.