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2016 Presidential Election Thread

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OMG that judge's reaction to the request to make public the workers at the polling place is downright epic.

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QUOTE (RockRaines @ Nov 8, 2016 -> 03:37 PM)
OMG that judge's reaction to the request to make public the workers at the polling place is downright epic.

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QUOTE (StrangeSox @ Nov 8, 2016 -> 02:09 PM)
If true, Florida's probably in the bag for Clinton and with that the election. The interesting thing to watch there will be the senate race with Rubio.

 

More Florida votes

 

Tom Bonier @tbonier

Uh, wow. Obama won Orange County, FL by 18%. They are reporting 45k MORE ballots cast than all of '12, with over 3 hours of voting left.

2:50 PM - 8 Nov 2016

And some PA/Philly news

 

Jim Rosenfield @jimrosenfield

Record turnout possible in #philadelphia. City officials: could exceed 2008's 70% of registered voters #Decision2016 @NBCPhiladelphia

1:53 PM - 8 Nov 2016

QUOTE (StrangeSox @ Nov 8, 2016 -> 04:03 PM)
And some PA/Philly news

The Clinton campaign dodged a bullet in PA with the transit strike settling yesterday morning in time for the election.

The turnout numbers have been surprising. I would be interested to see how things like facebook / internet positively affect turnout as almost all major sites have a "go vote" message.

 

Edit: Considering that one study where getting a message on which of your neighbors voted, maybe the push to have an "i voted" selfie is more significant?

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QUOTE (bmags @ Nov 8, 2016 -> 03:11 PM)
The turnout numbers have been surprising. I would be interested to see how things like facebook / internet positively affect turnout as almost all major sites have a "go vote" message.

 

My android phone has been bugging me for a few days about voting.

I really did not expect turnout to be this high. Obama's record is 61%, so I'm gonna be keeping an eye on it, curious to see where this goes.

ClickHole @ClickHole

2.5x vote multiplier now in effect in Utah, Arizona, and Tennessee! If you're going to vote, do it in the next hour. #ElectionDay

3:10 PM - 8 Nov 2016

QUOTE (Ezio Auditore @ Nov 8, 2016 -> 03:12 PM)
I really did not expect turnout to be this high. Obama's record is 61%, so I'm gonna be keeping an eye on it, curious to see where this goes.

 

For whatever reason it has not made me feel any better. Anything outside of what was expected seems terrifying.

QUOTE (StrangeSox @ Nov 8, 2016 -> 02:09 PM)
If true, Florida's probably in the bag for Clinton and with that the election. The interesting thing to watch there will be the senate race with Rubio.

 

You've been following this stuff more than me, but why does more turnout = better for Hillary? I get that the Latino vote is coming out big this election, but you or someone else posted numbers of increased latino voters from some state the other day and it also showed an increase in white voters too (the number of which doubled all minority increases combined).

QUOTE (JenksIsMyHero @ Nov 8, 2016 -> 03:30 PM)
You've been following this stuff more than me, but why does more turnout = better for Hillary? I get that the Latino vote is coming out big this election, but you or someone else posted numbers of increased latino voters from some state the other day and it also showed an increase in white voters too (the number of which doubled all minority increases combined).

 

Generally speaking, more turnout=better for Democrats in elections. Broward county specifically is the Ft. Lauderdale area and is heavily Democratic.

 

I think it was me who posted the EV breakdowns for Florida. Based on both the racial and the party affiliation, we can expect the new minority voters including hundreds of thousands of extra Latino/a voters to be very heavily in favor of Clinton with the white voters more evenly split, maybe leaning slightly Trump depending on gender breakdown. Overall, Democrats came out of Florida EV with just a hair over 90k more votes based purely on partisan ballot responses, but "unaffiliated" responses were way, way up and those were heavily tilted towards new Latino/a registrations. Asian-Americans in Florida also doubled their vote numbers, and that's not a good sign for the white nationalist candidate either.

 

Lots of guesswork from just these numbers and we won't know for certain until the actual votes are counted, but things are looking really good for Clinton in Florida in both early and day-of voting.

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QUOTE (JenksIsMyHero @ Nov 8, 2016 -> 10:30 PM)
You've been following this stuff more than me, but why does more turnout = better for Hillary? I get that the Latino vote is coming out big this election, but you or someone else posted numbers of increased latino voters from some state the other day and it also showed an increase in white voters too (the number of which doubled all minority increases combined).

 

Generally speaking, Republicans have more a more reliable voting base than Democrats due to strong demographics like senior citizens and Evangelicals (and not apathetic young people).

 

If turnout is low, it means Republicans came out and Democrats didn't.

If turnout is high, it means Republicans came out and Democrats did too.

I voted.

 

I let my little girl help, so if anyone wants to start an inquisition into voter fraud start with me.

Jonathan Martin @jmartNYT

NEWS: George W. & Laura Bush did not vote for Trump. They left the presidential line empty & cast votes for downballot GOP candidates

3:49 PM - 8 Nov 2016

 

 

 

more news

 

Nate Cohn @Nate_Cohn

Turnout will easily eclipse 2012-levels

3:51 PM - 8 Nov 2016 · Manhattan, NY, United States

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Nate Cohn @Nate_Cohn

Florida turnout already far above 2012.

Broward is now at 800k, up from 757

Orange is at 527k up from 467

Brevard is at 301k up from 286

3:55 PM - 8 Nov 2016 · Manhattan, NY, United States

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QUOTE (Ezio Auditore @ Nov 8, 2016 -> 03:12 PM)
I really did not expect turnout to be this high. Obama's record is 61%, so I'm gonna be keeping an eye on it, curious to see where this goes.

Trump has activated folks on both sides.

gwb once again not doing his job... smh

QUOTE (Soxbadger @ Nov 8, 2016 -> 03:55 PM)
I voted.

 

I let my little girl help, so if anyone wants to start an inquisition into voter fraud start with me.

You're the best.

Trump team is attempting to claim victory in the lawsuit in Nevada despite being literally laughed out of court.

 

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more Florida turnout results

 

Michael McDonald @ElectProject

Florida counties turnout relative to 2012 total at 5:20pm

Broward +53,103 (+7.0%)

Duval +5,740 (+1.4%)

Pinellas +15,149 (+3.3%)

4:29 PM - 8 Nov 2016

QUOTE (StrangeSox @ Nov 8, 2016 -> 04:12 PM)
more news

 

I sure hope GWB told the reporter that. Otherwise how would he know?

QUOTE (JenksIsMyHero @ Nov 8, 2016 -> 04:35 PM)
I sure hope GWB told the reporter that. Otherwise how would he know?

He did the patented Trump Peak at the ballots!

 

I'm sure he told the reporter(s). Bush Sr. said he wasn't voting Trump months ago.

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