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It's a beautiful day in NC!!

I've been doing Early Voting updates for NC for the past couple of weeks. Today is election day, and it is bright and sunny and getting warmer by the minute! No rain in sight today, and yesterday's high winds have toned down.

Looks like a perfect day to kick Trump to the curb! I live in the mountains, so it was 34 degrees this morning. Supposed to warm up to to mid-50's by afternoon. The rest of NC will be much warmer than here. There's no hurricane offshore and not a drop of precipitation on the horizon.

Somebody up there has given us a perfect day to get out the vote and to vote ourselves.

It is time to DUMP TRUMP!!

How's the weather where you are??

NC Early Voting Addendum!!

Early Voting has ended in NC. However, the numbers continue to inch up as more counties report and update the totals, and of course the number of mail-in ballots will increase as well. Here are the current numbers:

Mail-in ballots received: 937,894
Early voting (17 days): 3,613,067

Total: 4,550,961

Party breakdown of those who have voted Early or had their mail-in ballot accepted:

Democratic: 1,701,365
Republican: 1,443,822
Unaffiliated: 1,381,172
Libertarian: 20,581
Constitution: 2,128
Green: 1,894

61.8% of registered voters have already voted.

We have now reached 95.4% of the total 2016 votes cast.

We have also surpassed the number of early and mail-in votes from 2016 by over 1,400,000. Even though the Early Voting period has ended, these totals can be updated as more counties report and refine their results. More mail-in ballots are constantly coming in, as well.

65% of the registered Democrats in NC have already voted.

The biggest difference between 2020 and 2016 is the number of mail-in ballots. In 2016, there were 191,601 votes cast by mail, of which 60,043 were from Democrats and 76,154 were from Republicans. This year, there have been 937,894 mail-in ballots! Of those, Democrats account for 425,446 voters and Republicans, 191,190.

ONE MORE DAY!!!

Sources: https://carolinaelections.com/votetracker/gen2020 and https://www.ncsbe.gov/

NC Voting Update: November 1

Early Voting has ended in NC. After the sites closed on Saturday, October 31, here are the updated totals:

Mail-in ballots received: 928,442
Early voting (17 days): 3,603,176

Total: 4,531,618

Party breakdown of those who have voted:

Democratic: 1,694,851
Republican: 1,438,129
Unaffiliated: 1,374,232
Libertarian: 20,415
Constitution: 2,116
Green: 1,875

61.7% of registered voters have already voted.

We have now reached 95% of the total 2016 votes cast.

We have also surpassed the number of early and mail-in votes from 2016 by almost 1,385,000. Even though the Early Voting period has ended, these totals can be updated as more counties report and refine their results. More mail-in ballots are constantly coming in, as well.

64.8% of the registered Democrats in NC have already voted.

Sources: https://carolinaelections.com/votetracker/gen2020 and https://www.ncsbe.gov/


NC Voting Update: October 31

October 15 was the first day of Early Voting in NC. After the sites closed on Friday, October 30, here are the updated totals:

Mail-in ballots received: 907,742
Early voting (16 days): 3,437,684

Total: 4,345,426

Party breakdown of those who have voted:

Democratic: 1,633,733
Republican: 1,378,537
Unaffiliated: 1,310,505
Libertarian: 18,905
Constitution: 1,946
Green: 1,760

59.2% of registered voters have already voted.

We have now reached 91.1% of the 2016 votes cast.

We have also surpassed the number of early and mail-in votes from 2016 by almost 1,200,000, with 1 day of Early Voting to go.

62.4% of the registered Democrats in NC have already voted.

Sources: https://carolinaelections.com/votetracker/gen2020 and https://www.ncsbe.gov/

NC Voting Update: October 30

October 15 was the first day of Early Voting in NC. After the sites closed on Thursday, October 29, here are the updated totals:

Mail-in ballots received: 883,963
Early voting (15 days): 3,200,004

Total: 4,083,967

Party breakdown of those who have voted:

Democratic: 1,556,482
Republican: 1,286,508
Unaffiliated: 1,220,771
Libertarian: 16,871
Constitution: 1,738
Green: 1,597

55.6% of registered voters have already voted.

We have now reached 85.6% of the 2016 votes cast.

We have also surpassed the number of early and mail-in votes from 2016 by almost 940,000, with 2 days of Early Voting to go.

59.7% of the registered Democrats in NC have already voted.

Sources: https://carolinaelections.com/votetracker/gen2020 and https://www.ncsbe.gov/

NC Voting Update: October 29

October 15 was the first day of Early Voting in NC. After the sites closed on Wednesday, October 28, here are the updated totals:

Mail-in ballots received: 852,012
Early voting (14 days): 3,015,833

Total: 3,867,845

Party breakdown of those who have voted:

Democratic: 1,493,831
Republican: 1,208,633
Unaffiliated: 1,146,929
Libertarian: 15,390
Constitution: 1,584
Green: 1,478

52.7% of registered voters have already voted.

We have now reached 81.1% of the 2016 votes cast.

We have also surpassed the number of early and mail-in votes from 2016 by almost 725,000, with 3 days of Early Voting to go.

57.3% of the registered Democrats in NC have already voted.

Sources: https://carolinaelections.com/votetracker/gen2020 and https://www.ncsbe.gov/

NC Voting Update: October 28

October 15 was the first day of Early Voting in NC. After the sites closed on Tuesday, October 27, here are the updated totals:

Mail-in ballots received: 819,363
Early voting (13 days): 2,812,202

Total: 3,631,565

Party breakdown of those who have voted:

Democratic: 1,423,590
Republican: 1,122,985
Unaffiliated: 1,068,317
Libertarian/Green/Constitution: 16,673

49.5% of registered voters have already voted.

We have now reached 76.1% of the 2016 votes cast.

We have also surpassed the number of early and mail-in votes from 2016 by almost 485,000, with 4 days of Early Voting to go.

54.6% of the registered Democrats in NC have already voted.

Source: https://electproject.github.io/Early-Vote-2020G/NC.html

NC Voting Update: October 27

October 15 was the first day of Early Voting in NC. After the sites closed on Monday, October 26, here are the updated totals:

Mail-in ballots received: 804,811
Early voting (12 days): 2,607,038

Total: 3,411,849

Party breakdown of those who have voted:

Democratic: 1,356,449
Republican: 1,041,160
Unaffiliated: 999,173
Libertarian: 12,534
Constitution: 1,291
Green: 1,242

46.6% of registered voters have already voted.

We have now reached 71.5% of the 2016 votes cast.

We have also surpassed the number of early and mail-in votes from 2016 by almost 265,000, with 5 days to go.

52% of the registered Democrats in NC have already voted.

Source: https://carolinaelections.com/votetracker/

NC Voting Update: October 26

October 15 was the first day of Early Voting in NC. After the sites closed on Sunday, October 25, here are the updated totals:

Mail-in ballots received: 778,162
Early voting (11 days): 2,393,054

Total: 3,171,216

Party breakdown of those who have voted:

Democratic: 1,281,300
Republican: 952,136
Unaffiliated: 924,243
Libertarian: 11,259
Constitution: 1,143
Green: 1,135

43.3% of registered voters have already voted.

We have now reached 66.9% of the 2016 presidential vote.

We have also surpassed the number of early and mail-in votes from 2016, with 5 days to go.

Source: https://carolinaelections.com/votetracker/

NC Voting Update: October 25


October 15 was the first day of Early Voting in NC. After the sites closed on Saturday, October 24, here are the updated totals:

Mail-in ballots received: 771,770
Early voting (10 days): 2,328,603

Total: 3,100,373

Party breakdown of those who have voted:

Democratic: 1,255,998
Republican: 929,502
Unaffiliated: 901,767
Libertarian: 10,903
Green: 1,108
Constitution: 1,095

42.4% of registered voters have already voted! Lookin good!

Source: https://carolinaelections.com/votetracker/
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