Is there some nice all-up summary of how Early Voting is going? I get from reading that:
- NC looks pretty good, but is still somewhat murky because of the limited sites. That cleared up today and we should have a good handle on things by the start of next week in terms of just how much voting will happen early and how close all three races will wind up.
- NV is ahead and stable, looks and feels like 2012 , which was good for Barry and should be good enough for the Senate seat.
- IA is behind a bit but not disastrously so, and looks like the squeaker race we thought it would be.
- OH is down over 2012 and is worrying. It was close in 2012 and there's not much room to give vs. that close race.
- FL seems to be treading water-decent early turnout, but not getting past the number of heavily Republican mail-in ballots.
- TX and GA seem real strong. Are there quantifiable targets for Early Voting that make the race's outcome in question? If so, how close are the Dems to those targets?
- VA sounded like it was down?
Hopefully we can get some comments from members in these states. It's hard to have a quantifiable "X state is running above or behind Y value needed to reach Z outcome." type analysis, which would be super useful.
