MannyIsGod
11-01-2004, 01:38 PM
Do you guys think this is represents a huge turnout or simply people getting out to vote earlier because of how immersed in this election we are?
http://www.washtimes.com/upi-breaking/20041029-053903-7275r.htm
Early voting breaks records
Washington, DC, Oct. 29 (UPI) -- Early voting is breaking all previous records with 14 percent of registered voters saying they have already voted, according to a recent survey.
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The findings were made in the University of Pennsylvania's National Annenberg Election Survey conducted through Wednesday.
This is above the 11 percent that said they had already voted at the same point in 2000 and the 13 percent who indicated in the 2000 Annenberg post-election survey that they did before election day.
In terms of candidates, 15 percent of Kerry supporters in the survey indicated they had already voted this year with 13 percent saying they intended to still cast a ballot before Election Day.
Over 14 percent of self-declared Bush supporters reported already casting ballots, while 9 percent of Bush supports said they would before Nov. 2.
Among independents, 13 percent reported already voting and 12 percent plan to cast early ballots.
http://www.washtimes.com/upi-breaking/20041029-053903-7275r.htm
Early voting breaks records
Washington, DC, Oct. 29 (UPI) -- Early voting is breaking all previous records with 14 percent of registered voters saying they have already voted, according to a recent survey.
Click here to claim your $500 Gift Card
The findings were made in the University of Pennsylvania's National Annenberg Election Survey conducted through Wednesday.
This is above the 11 percent that said they had already voted at the same point in 2000 and the 13 percent who indicated in the 2000 Annenberg post-election survey that they did before election day.
In terms of candidates, 15 percent of Kerry supporters in the survey indicated they had already voted this year with 13 percent saying they intended to still cast a ballot before Election Day.
Over 14 percent of self-declared Bush supporters reported already casting ballots, while 9 percent of Bush supports said they would before Nov. 2.
Among independents, 13 percent reported already voting and 12 percent plan to cast early ballots.