50,000,000

[Jolly]

Have already voted.

[Mik]

Amazing, isn't it? Difficult to predict exactly what it means yet.

[jon-nyc]

Don’t read into the red/blue color scheme, this is a comparison of 2016 with 2020.

[Doctor Phibes]

So, basically we're 10 days ahead of last time. Doesn't seem like that big a deal to me.

[jon-nyc]

At this rate we could have 100MM early votes.

Out of maybe 150-155MM cast.

[LuFins Dad]

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[LuFins Dad]

It’s 2020, I’m sure over 250,000,000 votes will be counted.

[Copper]

That's double 2016

I assume most of that is fraud

And so will the loser

[jon-nyc]

@Copper said in 50,000,000:

And so will the loser

He already does.

[Jolly]

@jon-nyc said in 50,000,000:

@Copper said in 50,000,000:

And so will the loser

He already does.

Please post that Biden quote for us...

[jon-nyc]

New York early voting starts tomorrow. That graph may well keep accelerating

[Jolly]

Is New York relevant?

[jon-nyc]

For that graph, yes. 18MM people

[Jolly]

Relevant in the election?

[jon-nyc]

Note this is 18-29.

[Copper]

That is roughly double the population of that age bracket.

[LuFins Dad]

Under modern voting laws, the highest total turnout of Voter Aged Population is 62%. Over the past 40 years it’s not topped 57% and between 50-55 is typical. If turnout goes over 62% I will be extremely suspicious. If it goes over 65% I am calling shenanigans. 65% would be 172,250,000 at most. We are almost 1/3 of the way there already.

[jon-nyc]

I think we will likely break the 1908 record.

Heavy polarization leads to motivated voters.

We opened today. At a little after 5 there was still a line about 1000 ft long outside the voting place.

The credible estimate I’ve seen is 157MM

[LuFins Dad]

60% would be an insanely high turnout based on the last 60 years. I doubt 65% are even registered to vote...

I also don’t think that you can compare an era that women didn’t have the vote and both blacks and poor whites were disenfranchised.