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Related: About this forumThe latest election data from 8 swing states Updated: 2:20 p.m. E.T.
Background on this data
In the past, media organizations agreed to hold back any Election Day voting data because they thought the information trickling in throughout the day would unduly affect voters.
Through a partnership with the data firm VoteCastr and Slate, VICE News breaks that rule and for the first time will bring you voting turnout data from the battleground states in real time. VoteCastrs models and methods are based on the same techniques that presidential campaigns use. Its founders were part of previous presidential campaigns for Barack Obama and George W. Bush. What we see is likely what the war rooms inside the presidential campaigns are seeing.
The latest election data from 8 swing states
Updated: 2:20 p.m. E.T.
Florida
74.9 percent of expected total voters
Clinton: 49 percent
Trump: 45 percent
Colorado:
72.2 percent of expected total voters
Clinton: 47 percent
Trump: 42 percent
Iowa:
55.9 percent of expected total voters
Clinton: 45 percent
Trump: 46 percent
Wisconsin:
47.9 percent of expected total voters
Clinton: 49 percent
Trump: 43 percent
Nevada:
58.7 percent of expected total voters
Clinton: 47 percent
Trump: 44 percent
Ohio:
59.8 percent of expected total voters
Clinton: 46 percent
Trump: 45 percent
Pennsylvania
45.9 percent of expected total voters
Hillary: 48 percent
Trump: 44 percent
https://news.vice.com/story/live-election-day-turnout-results-with-votecastry?cl=fp
In the past, media organizations agreed to hold back any Election Day voting data because they thought the information trickling in throughout the day would unduly affect voters.
Through a partnership with the data firm VoteCastr and Slate, VICE News breaks that rule and for the first time will bring you voting turnout data from the battleground states in real time. VoteCastrs models and methods are based on the same techniques that presidential campaigns use. Its founders were part of previous presidential campaigns for Barack Obama and George W. Bush. What we see is likely what the war rooms inside the presidential campaigns are seeing.
The latest election data from 8 swing states
Updated: 2:20 p.m. E.T.
Florida
74.9 percent of expected total voters
Clinton: 49 percent
Trump: 45 percent
Colorado:
72.2 percent of expected total voters
Clinton: 47 percent
Trump: 42 percent
Iowa:
55.9 percent of expected total voters
Clinton: 45 percent
Trump: 46 percent
Wisconsin:
47.9 percent of expected total voters
Clinton: 49 percent
Trump: 43 percent
Nevada:
58.7 percent of expected total voters
Clinton: 47 percent
Trump: 44 percent
Ohio:
59.8 percent of expected total voters
Clinton: 46 percent
Trump: 45 percent
Pennsylvania
45.9 percent of expected total voters
Hillary: 48 percent
Trump: 44 percent
https://news.vice.com/story/live-election-day-turnout-results-with-votecastry?cl=fp
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The latest election data from 8 swing states Updated: 2:20 p.m. E.T. (Original Post)
DonViejo
Nov 2016
OP
grantcart
(53,061 posts)1. On slate Clinton has slight lead in Iowa.Rest similar
Fahrenthold451
(436 posts)3. Thanks for posting
Promise to post again when they update the numbers? Please?
skylucy
(3,739 posts)5. Thanks for posting. Sounds good!
Cicada
(4,533 posts)7. Ralston of Nevada says they have screwed up numbers
Earlier, for instance, they had way fewer votes than we know were early voted. Their numbers may be unreliable.
SodoffBush
(1,035 posts)8. YOu rock
Thanks for this. I have no TV.
Joe941
(2,848 posts)10. Looks like the blowout we all are expecting.
vadermike
(1,415 posts)13. Cool
What do we need in NV to get Cortez Masto over the line ?