[美國大選] 佛羅里達州早期投票首日，民主黨暫微幅領先
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之後過一排,又扮冇野,重覆再屈過white supremacy 搏大霧
你做咩鳩
佢 mob 緊人呀
佢 mob 緊人呀
唔撚公平, Biden又唔係MN家鄉師兄有冇睇埋關鍵時刻
佢個團隊究竟諗緊咩
又 Georgia 又 Mi
睇唔通
又 Georgia 又 Mi
睇唔通
上次Clark一個就搞到佢贏變輸
依個地區好重要
依個地區好重要推 [Twitter戰線] 蓬佩奧出左Tweet屌鳩黑警 - 分享自 LIHKG 討論區 https://lih.kg/2263110
佢擺明撚9緊條英文撚啦
Sorry sorry 揸緊車手殘
Georgia可能真係為senate+house
如果唔信polls的話
如果唔信polls的話
寶傑係支那多災多難個時先睇，佢有啲片唔知點解搵到
其餘時間不了，太嘈
其餘時間不了，太嘈
Federal appeals court rules mailed ballots must be received by Election Day in Minnesota, cutting weeklong window
汪汪汪汪汪，汪汪汪，汪汪汪汪汪汪
睇唔明
有無人幫手翻譯
全美都係GOP
Total Early Votes: 81,159,473 (58.9% of the total votes counted in the 2016 general election)
Last updated: 10/29/2020 09:31 PM Eastern Time
Last updated: 10/29/2020 09:31 PM Eastern Time
why is he traveling to minnesota if he's supposedly leading there by 10 points? 
North Carolina
Young people are continuing to vote in large numbers in North Carolina. Last week, voters under 30 made up about 11% of early voters but that's now ticked up slightly to over 12%.
Democrats have lost some of their lead in the pre-election vote. Last week, they had a 12-point advantage over Republicans in ballots cast. Currently, it stands at eight points.
By race, White voters account for the majority of ballots already cast in North Carolina at 72%, followed by Black voters with the second largest share of those ballots at 22%. This remains nearly identical to the racial composition of the early voting electorate four years ago.
Young people are continuing to vote in large numbers in North Carolina. Last week, voters under 30 made up about 11% of early voters but that's now ticked up slightly to over 12%.
Democrats have lost some of their lead in the pre-election vote. Last week, they had a 12-point advantage over Republicans in ballots cast. Currently, it stands at eight points.
By race, White voters account for the majority of ballots already cast in North Carolina at 72%, followed by Black voters with the second largest share of those ballots at 22%. This remains nearly identical to the racial composition of the early voting electorate four years ago.
Iowa
Democrats continue to cast pre-election ballots at a much higher rate than Republicans, similar to 2016. At 49% of the pre-election vote, Democrats have a 17-point lead over Republicans, who stand at 32%. Republicans, however, have slightly narrowed that gap over the last week by four points.
By race, Iowa's current pre-Election Day electorate is similar to this point in 2016, with White voters comprising the vast majority of early voters at 94%.
Iowa hasn't seen as large a shift in age breakdown as some other states. Voters under 30 make up 10% of all early voters -- up only three points from this time four years ago. Voters 30-64 are up five points from 42% of turnout at this point four years ago to 47% now. Voters 65 and older make up a smaller share of early voters than at this point four years ago.
Democrats continue to cast pre-election ballots at a much higher rate than Republicans, similar to 2016. At 49% of the pre-election vote, Democrats have a 17-point lead over Republicans, who stand at 32%. Republicans, however, have slightly narrowed that gap over the last week by four points.
By race, Iowa's current pre-Election Day electorate is similar to this point in 2016, with White voters comprising the vast majority of early voters at 94%.
Iowa hasn't seen as large a shift in age breakdown as some other states. Voters under 30 make up 10% of all early voters -- up only three points from this time four years ago. Voters 30-64 are up five points from 42% of turnout at this point four years ago to 47% now. Voters 65 and older make up a smaller share of early voters than at this point four years ago.
對唔住各住未訓醒
親侵民調？
MN didn’t turn red in 50 years, why is Biden going there? Why he did not go to Texas?
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