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Morning update: Texas just surpassed 95% of its 2016 total votes cast w/ two days of early voting & Election Day left to go. We're just headed for a massive, unprecedented turnout there (and a lot of other places).
Top TX counties in current '20 votes cast vs. '16 total votes cast (pop. growth a factor here):
1. Hays +20%
2. Montgomery +18%
3. Williamson +15%
4. Denton +14%
5. Comal +14%
6. Collin +12%
7. Fort Bend +11%
8. Rockwall +6%
9. Travis +6%
10. Guadalupe +5%
1. Hays +20%
2. Montgomery +18%
3. Williamson +15%
4. Denton +14%
5. Comal +14%
6. Collin +12%
7. Fort Bend +11%
8. Rockwall +6%
9. Travis +6%
10. Guadalupe +5%
The major TX counties (100k+ registrants) with the highest turnout of registered voters so far are all heavily suburban:
1. Montgomery 65%
2. Collin 62%
3. Williamson 62%
4. Comal 61%
5. Fort Bend 61%
1. Montgomery 65%
2. Collin 62%
3. Williamson 62%
4. Comal 61%
5. Fort Bend 61%
The major TX counties with the *lowest* turnout of registered voters so far are mostly heavily Hispanic (as is typical):
1. Webb 31%
2. Cameron 38%
3. Bell 39%
4. El Paso 39%
5. Hidalgo 42%
1. Webb 31%
2. Cameron 38%
3. Bell 39%
4. El Paso 39%
5. Hidalgo 42%
