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Data thread on today's North Carolina accepted absentee ballot #s, through 10-18:
Total Ballots: 1,526,968
Absentee OneStop (In-Person): 918,224
Absentee by mail: 608,744
Blog post about these dynamics is at http://www.oldnorthstatepolitics.com/
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Total Ballots: 1,526,968
Absentee OneStop (In-Person): 918,224
Absentee by mail: 608,744
Blog post about these dynamics is at http://www.oldnorthstatepolitics.com/
#ncpol #ncvotes
NC total accepted absentee ballots, thru 10-18:
Comparison between 2016 daily total ballots to 2020 daily total ballots, by days out from Election Day
So far, 2020 absentee ballots accepted is 49% of 2016's total absentee ballots cast (3.1M)
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Comparison between 2016 daily total ballots to 2020 daily total ballots, by days out from Election Day
So far, 2020 absentee ballots accepted is 49% of 2016's total absentee ballots cast (3.1M)
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NC total accepted absentee ballots, thru 10-18:
Comparison of absentee by mail and onestop (in-person) daily totals between 2016 and 2020 by days out from Election Day
Columns = 2016 #s by vote method
Dots (Mail)/Rhombus (OneStop) = 2020 #s
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Comparison of absentee by mail and onestop (in-person) daily totals between 2016 and 2020 by days out from Election Day
Columns = 2016 #s by vote method
Dots (Mail)/Rhombus (OneStop) = 2020 #s
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NC total accepted absentee ballots, thru 10-18:
Comparison of 2016 to 2020 cumulative daily totals of mail and onestop (in-person) absentee ballots by days out from Election Day
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Comparison of 2016 to 2020 cumulative daily totals of mail and onestop (in-person) absentee ballots by days out from Election Day
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NC total accepted absentee ballots, thru 10-18:
By vote methods (absentee by mail vs. absentee onestop/in-person) by party registration within each method and total
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By vote methods (absentee by mail vs. absentee onestop/in-person) by party registration within each method and total
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To give a comparative sense:
NC currently has 7.2M registered voters (as of 10-17)
1.5M represents 21% of total registered voters having cast a ballot for Nov. 3
Within party registrations:
Democrats: 27%
Republicans: 17%
Unaffiliated: 18%
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NC currently has 7.2M registered voters (as of 10-17)
1.5M represents 21% of total registered voters having cast a ballot for Nov. 3
Within party registrations:
Democrats: 27%
Republicans: 17%
Unaffiliated: 18%
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2016's NC electorate saw 69% of its registered voters cast ballots (total of 4.7M votes)
This year, 69% would = 5M voters casting ballots
If NC's electorate for Nov. 3 is an estimated 5M (total # of ballots cast):
1.4M represents 30% of that electorate so far
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This year, 69% would = 5M voters casting ballots
If NC's electorate for Nov. 3 is an estimated 5M (total # of ballots cast):
1.4M represents 30% of that electorate so far
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NC total accepted absentee ballots, thru 10-18:
65% from White Non-Hispanic
23% from Black Non-Hispanic
2% from Hispanic/Latino
4% from all other races Non-Hispanic
by Voter Race-Ethnicity and Party Registration within
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65% from White Non-Hispanic
23% from Black Non-Hispanic
2% from Hispanic/Latino
4% from all other races Non-Hispanic
by Voter Race-Ethnicity and Party Registration within
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NC total accepted absentee ballots, thru 10-18, by generation cohorts:
44% from Boomers
23% from Gen X
15% from Millennials
14% from Greatest/Silent
5% from Gen Z
by Voter Generation Cohort & Party Registration within
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44% from Boomers
23% from Gen X
15% from Millennials
14% from Greatest/Silent
5% from Gen Z
by Voter Generation Cohort & Party Registration within
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