Turnout fears mount for Dems
The Democratic Party's worst fears about the midterm election look to be coming true.
Polling in recent weeks suggests turnout on Election Day could be very low, even by the standards of recent midterms. That’s bad news for Democrats because core groups in the liberal base are more likely to stay home than are people in the demographic segments that lean Republican.
A Gallup poll last week found that voters are less engaged in this year's midterms than they were in 2010 and 2006. Only 33 percent of respondents said they were giving at least “some” thought to the upcoming midterms, compared to 46 percent in 2010 and 42 percent in 2006. Even more troubling for Democrats, Republicans held a 12-point advantage when those paying “some” attention were broken down by party.
Historically, the core Democratic constituencies of young people, minorities and single women are more likely to skip voting in midterm elections. The current projections suggest that months of effort by the Democratic Party to engage those groups on issues such as the minimum wage and women's pay may have been in vain.
http://thehill.com/homenews/campaign/220469-turnout-fears-mount-for-democrats
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Rachel Maddow did a segment on Georgia recently.....it seems that voter registration turnout there was higher than expected.....and already, 40,000 forms have gone missing!
If that's not a sign that the Goppers are scared, I dunno what is.....
Operation 'Spam the Boards' seems to be working like a charm. 
