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If. -- nm
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Reagen
And that "if" is based on early voting, IINM, which has been vastly curtailed in enough places that it could be
Posted by
TWuG
Nov 4 '16, 08:03
the reason black support looks slightly off.
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If black support more closely follows 2004-2010-2014 turnout than 2008-2012 turnout
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Strongbad
Nov 4, 08:08
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I don't know why there's any thought it would follow off-year support closer than election year support. -- nm
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Reagen
Nov 4, 08:09
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Hmmmm. The black vote was particularly motivated in 2008 and 2012. I wonder if there were any factors we could isolate.
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Name Withheld by Request
Nov 4, 08:12
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c'mon, you know what I'm talking about
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Reagen
Nov 4, 08:14
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Hence a wink, but serious about 2000 being a better baseline to use in modelling this year than 2008 and 2012 which will be clear outliers for years. -- nm
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Name Withheld by Request
Nov 4, 08:18
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the white vote in 2000 was 81%, AA 10% and Latino only 7%. that's not happening this year
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mr monkey
Nov 4, 08:23
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Sure, but my head when to the turnout percentage of the eligible AA vote. Not their proportion of the overall vote. -- nm
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Nov 4, 08:26
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