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Honestly, I don’t feel that Biden has as much of a cognitive decline as some say. He has always been one to spout wild statements that don’t seem to make sense. Watch a clip of Biden questioning Clarence Thomas at the hearings for Thomas to be confirmed as a Supreme Court justice. He was making statements that made zero sense back then. Even Thomas was quoted as saying he had no idea what Biden was referring to during parts of his questioning.
I didn't mean it literally. But early voting is way above norms for obvious reasons.
Personally, I voted two weeks ago and I think for a lot of us that's going to be one way the world is different now. I had time, went to the courthouse and after 5 minutes that was that. Normally voting goes quick for me but instead of a 20 minute process where I'm stuck in a line, there were two people in front of me and the biggest hold up was us having to fill out the absentee paperwork. For the urban people who wait all afternoon on election day, man I know they don't get my experience, but say 1 hr on their own time versus 4 hours when they are taking unpaid time off. Early voting will be the thing going forward
Personally, I voted two weeks ago and I think for a lot of us that's going to be one way the world is different now. I had time, went to the courthouse and after 5 minutes that was that. Normally voting goes quick for me but instead of a 20 minute process where I'm stuck in a line, there were two people in front of me and the biggest hold up was us having to fill out the absentee paperwork. For the urban people who wait all afternoon on election day, man I know they don't get my experience, but say 1 hr on their own time versus 4 hours when they are taking unpaid time off. Early voting will be the thing going forward
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With less than two weeks until Election Day, more than 50 million people have already voted, and elections experts predict historic rates of turnout this cycle.
More than 257 million people in the U.S. are 18 or older, and nearly 240 million citizens are eligible to vote this year, according to Michael McDonald, a professor at the University of Florida who runs the U.S. Elections Project. Eligible voters include people living overseas but not non-citizens or people convicted of a felony, depending on state law.
It's possible that 85 million people could vote before Nov. 3, with 150 million voting in total, according to McDonald. That would mean an eligible voter turnout rate of more than 62%.
https://amp.usatoday.com/amp/6006793002
More than 257 million people in the U.S. are 18 or older, and nearly 240 million citizens are eligible to vote this year, according to Michael McDonald, a professor at the University of Florida who runs the U.S. Elections Project. Eligible voters include people living overseas but not non-citizens or people convicted of a felony, depending on state law.
It's possible that 85 million people could vote before Nov. 3, with 150 million voting in total, according to McDonald. That would mean an eligible voter turnout rate of more than 62%.
https://amp.usatoday.com/amp/6006793002
