9.5 million early votes cast so far in the 7 swing states. 952,866 more women have voted than men, or 55.1-44.9%. The gender gap grew by 87,396 from Thursday. Gender turnout gap is +14% points in MI, +13 in PA, +12 in GA, +10 in WI, +9 in NC, +4 in AZ, -2 in NV. Good for Harris.
— Jim Kessler (@ThirdWayKessler) October 25, 2024
70k+ early voters by noon on the first official day of EV in Michigan.
— M L C (@ChiCyph80) October 26, 2024
This is their first year with IEP voting. Anyone suggesting this will be a low turnout election at this point is deluding themselves. https://t.co/qbeQfoYind
I'm more and more convinced that pollsters don't know what's happening either, that's why they're all practically merging on the same thing, if Harris wins then they're right because of MoE, if Trump wins then they're right because of MoE. It's only a landslide victory which will make pollsters wrong this time around, which makes me a little suspicious.
