In total, 13.21% early voted as compared to 13.05% in 2002 (the last major non-presidential statewide election).
The early vote is way up in Nueces and Fort Bend Counties but the voters are not too energized in Hidalgo County.
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There are a hundreds of good reasons to voter for Bell, but getting rid of Roger Williams as our SOS has to be in the top 20 at least.
2006-2002 EV Kerry Harris 1.22 45 Dallas 0.83 49 Tarrant -0.8 37 Bexar 0.46 44 Travis -1.63 56 Collin 0.47 28 El Paso -3.22 56 Denton 1.23 29 Hidalgo -4.14 55 Fort Bend 2.71 42 Montgomery -0.65 21 Williamson -0.77 34 Nueces 3.12 43 Galveston 2.02 42
The correlation between the two datasets is -.36. Meaning that Dems (particularly, those in El Paso, Hidalgo, and - yes - Travis Counties) are not turning out in the numbers they need to. Hop to it, folks.
While in person totals were 1,001,298 in 2006 and 919,951.
Interesting, eh?
Granted, that would also answer the question of how Loving has 67 people in the Census and 156 votes in 2000 and 80 votes in 2004.
That answer is probably very close to the answer for how Karl Rove claims residence in Kerr County, despite not living there.
So, I wonder if the people in the FLDS Temple in Schleicher County is going to show up and vote
