Manmademan
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Right, I know that. What I mean is, even accounting for that, do Republican votes generally outnumber Democrat votes on election day.
no. democrats typically win the popular vote. this was true in 2000, 2008, and 2012. I'm pretty sure the democrats even had a greater popular vote margin than republicans in the 2014 midterms, but lost seats due to gerrymandering.
edit: oh, you meant election day specifically. honestly I'm not sure but I would still say "probably", since usually the vast majority of early votes were absentee (which older voters use) and most people (about 80%) voted on election day, not before.