What else is there? "People of color" kind of encompasses EVERYONE who's not white, doesn't it?

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Might all come back to MI, WI, PA.

That's all she needs.

ballots off, mailing them, hoping it will get cooler, just about anything. Admittedly, if continues it’s a problem.

Early voting in 2020 was considerably motivated by the pandemic; do people feel the same need to vote early if they're not worried about getting covid at a crowded polling place? What really matters is that they vote, not when they vote.

This say 2 million votes the State has surpassed 2 million ballots.

Says only 26% of early voters are people of color. While White voters makeup 30%. Well according to the 2020 census POC color only make up about 35% Statewide while Whites makeup about 50%. Sounds to me like POC are over performing. Plus it's first day or two of early voting there and it's not 2020 where Trump told repubs not to vote early and the Democrats who had always voted on election day had to vote early. I suspect the later early votes will break heavily for Democrats and repubs will have less voters voting on election day then they did in 2020. Their will still be more repubs voting then Democrats on election day, but there will be significantly more Democrats voting on election day then in 2020.

I am not too worried as republicans have been pushing their voters to vote early this year.

and Savannah only has about a population of 200,000 in the City and a little over 400,000 in the Metro area.

Chatham Counties doesn't seem any worse than much of the State 30.1 which seems to be around the average for the State and Fulton is 32% The Chatham numbers could've been updated, because the first time I clicked on it it was 26.8%, but the second time it spiked to over 30% or I did something wrong.

I think it's not a good idea to compare numbers to 2020 because of the pandemic.