Like Ohio, all we can do is look at county and not party in Georgia, but at least Georgians are actually returning their ballots. Hear that Iowa (IA is a mess right now, both Republicans and Democrats with absentees are not getting off the couch compared to 2012).
Georgia early voting (mail & in-person) stats for 10/29
Georgia and gender: @ElectProject there are more women and they vote at a higher rate than men. Still seeing slightly higher percentage of women in Georgia than 2012, tho
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@ElectProject today there was a bunch of black churches that hard GOTV events. Oh, Georgia turning blue.
Already cnn is toning down....an admission this whole thing was taken out of proportion. .....this is all so crazy,I honestly cannot believe the efforts to bring down HRC.
.if she wins and the dnc wins the Senate the victory will be sweet
Yas Miami and imagine if we do get people crossing the aisle this one time
But ugh, I know some of those ship jumpers are going to keep Rubio afloat I bet even some lifelong Democrats will probably vote for Rubio too
I was watching MSNBC yesterday and a lady in florida was interviewing people at a polling place. She asked one of the latino guys who he was voting for and he said the lesser of two evils, Hillary and Marco Rubio
I read Marco has the Miami native and being a minority himself advantage, but what's up with the Murphy hate? I've heard several Democrats criticize the choice to make the candidate.
I was watching MSNBC yesterday and a lady in florida was interviewing people at a polling place. She asked one of the latino guys who he was voting for and he said the lesser of two evils, Hillary and Marco Rubio
I read Marco has the Miami native and being a minority himself advantage, but what's up with the Murphy hate? I've heard several Democrats criticize the choice to make the candidate.
I'm not sure but voting for Marco and Hillary makes no damn sense. They are polar opposites.
One fallacy I often encounter during online discussions of presidential election politics is what I’ll tentatively term, “appeal to precedent.” It goes something like this: People who think of themselves as very savvy and knowledgeable about this subject will eye-roll and sigh at predictions of how, say, Jim Webb could topple Hillary Clinton in the 2016 Democratic primaries, because some data point drawn from previous primary contests shows that she’s the unassailable front-runner.
Trump supporters are racist. Most of them are RACIST. I'm tired of this narrative that they just feel left out and they're frustrated by the economy. They're racist, and there isn't much else too it.
Trump supporters are racist. Most of them are RACIST. I'm tired of this narrative that they just feel left out and they're frustrated by the economy. They're racist, and there isn't much else too it.
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The median household income of a Trump voter so far in the primaries is about $72,000, based on estimates derived from exit polls and Census Bureau data.
(IA is a mess right now, both Republicans and Democrats with absentees are not getting off the couch compared to 2012).
C'mon, GA!
I bet even some lifelong Democrats will probably vote for Rubio too 
