A one percent increase will put the turnout at 4.87 percent in the counties with the largest number of registered voters and 4.93 in all 254 counties. When the totals are available from today's early vote, I'll predict total voter turnout.
Friday, November 1, 2019
Early Vote After Eleven Days
This is the last day of early voting in Texas for ten constitutional amendments, three special elections for Texas House seats, and many local propositions. After eleven days of early voter, only 3.93 percent of registered voters in Texas have weighed in one the amendments, special elections, and propositions. The chart compares voter turnout in 2019 with similar elections in 2015 and 2017. The 2019 results so far track between the two elections, slightly more similar to 2015 than to 2017. If the trend continues with a slight increase because it is the last day, fewer than five percent of registered voters will have voted early in this election.
A one percent increase will put the turnout at 4.87 percent in the counties with the largest number of registered voters and 4.93 in all 254 counties. When the totals are available from today's early vote, I'll predict total voter turnout.
A one percent increase will put the turnout at 4.87 percent in the counties with the largest number of registered voters and 4.93 in all 254 counties. When the totals are available from today's early vote, I'll predict total voter turnout.
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