Stunning. How does this compare to 1st week of EV in 2016, 2018?
As of this morning, the @TXsecofstate early voting results webpage (data provided directly by Counties) shows that the first week of early voting concluded with 4,064,685 Texans having cast a ballot. Two weeks of early voting still to go. #txsos #txlege #texas
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Prior to 2019 we only collected data for a slice of the largest Counties. We now collect statewide (254 Counties). However, if you used the benchmark of Bexar, Dallas, Tarrant, Travis, and Harris (Texas' five Largest Counties)
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You can’t compare the every four years data the way most people are. There are 4 million more registered voters in Texas than in 2016. I think that’s the number. So, of course, there will be more raw votes. I like a turnout percentage to compare.
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Took me 10 minutes.
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Well only 9 million people voted in Texas for 2016. This is remarkable given Texas historic apathy.
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Actually, the first week of early voting isn't done yet. Early voting started on a Tuesday this time, so the first week should include today's turnout.
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Not known for his math skillz...or any others for that matter
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