General Discussion

There isn't enough early voting election history to really draw any conclusions about the the demographic turnout of the early voters. Early voters are not a representative sample. You can't treat it as if it were a statistical poll.

In 2020, women made up 52% of the electorate. That's a 4% gap compared to the 55-45 10% gap in early voting now.

In 2020 over 65 was 16% of the final vote. In early voting now, I'm seeing that over 65 is at 44%.

You absolutely would expect something like a 10 point gender gap with these kinds of numbers. In other words, early voting should have a much larger gender gap than final results because early voting is highly weighted towards elderly voters and the elderly population has vastly more women than men.