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AM early vote update. We continue to see a significant surge of blacks, young people, & Hispanics voting in this year's early vote. Here's % increase compared to 2022 on same day: 11% Black 25% 18-29 42% Hispanic/Latino As polls show D margins at 2022 or better it's encouraging stuff.

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This is great. But does it mean that more total people will vote by Election Day? Front loading is preferred in many ways but if more voters don’t get out in the end then it doesn’t help. That’s the ultimate prize. Does it mean more absolute turnout?

Where are the whites? It's funny how no one even mentions how white people are voting, though there are a lot of people on Bluesky cheering on the minorities. White women were a determining factor last election- I'd like to know how/if they're voting.

It's pretty clear that one of the big stories of the early vote so far is the enormous surge of Hispanic/Latino voters across the country. Here's more detail on what we are seeing:

I have a sneaking suspicion that black bagging people to concentration camps because of their skin color/name, many of whom include US citizens, spouses, former service members, etc. while completely betraying any figleaf of only targeting "violent criminals" is gonna outweigh spanish language ads

Look at a “no kings” poster and look at sponsor “cpusa”. Do you know what it means? I do - communist party USA website. Learn how they took control of your party and why. Dem do not want you to know you are communists now! DSA is funded by communists too - FACT! Do not believe go to website.

How are you able to get this info? In AK we only have total no voted. Where are you getting this no? Proof?