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Key States Where More Than 15% of Voters Have Already Cast Their Ballots Georgia: 41% Texas: 36% North Carolina: 31% Virginia: 30% Nevada: 27% Florida: 26% Maine: 25% Michigan: 21% Ohio: 20% Nebraska: 18%

25/10/26, 3:33 pm34 reposts93 likes

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beege

@beege4.bsky.social

Amazing. Are percentages available as well for likely voters, not just all voters. Thanks

Fluffy Peanut

@fluffypeanut.bsky.social

These are actual voters so far. Empirical data, not survey.

beege

@beege4.bsky.social

Yes I know. every eligible voter doesn’t vote but there is data on the number of likely voters that I can retrive and calculate myself. Just thought that might already be available to them more easily.

Michael Palmer

@cosmopterix.bsky.social

Probably more states such as Oregon belong in this category, because many votes have been cast but not yet received

Lulyisoverit

@lulyisoverit.bsky.social

Curious as to the significance of the 15% as a benchmark. Thanks.

criseyde2112.bsky.social

@criseyde2112.bsky.social

The Texas government is already creating problems by not publishing running totals of the votes cast so far. The counties are putting out their vote counts and nothing matches. Confusion is sown from the first week of voting--not a great omen.

TurnTXBlue

@turntxblue.bsky.social

Yes it’s very confusing. If you filing a Democratic influencer, they have data that’s positive for D. Republicans are posting entirely different numbers.

ohioyankeefan.bsky.social

@ohioyankeefan.bsky.social

GOP is showing up more than polls are showing. Going to be a blue trickle