538’s Nate Silver says: “[W]e’re now projecting total turnout in the presidential race to be 154 million, with an 80th percentile range between 144 million and 165 million. In 2016, turnout was 137 million, by comparison.” With a full week (or more) of early voting to go before election day, one-third of the projected vote … Read more
11/3/20 UPDATE: General Election day totals show the GOP have taken the lead in ballot returns statewide by 22,285 votes and counting: https://www.saguarostrategies.com/arizona-ballot-returns. Dems turnout so far is 70.1%, Republicans 65.5%. Stay tuned for tonight’s reporting. And into the week for the provisional ballots voted today. Saguaro Strategies has issued a preliminary report on the … Read more
First, a quick update. The Arizona Mirror reports that an Independent IRC chair candidate withdraws from consideration: Nicole Cullen, an American history, government and criminal justice teacher at Perry High School in Gilbert, withdrew her candidacy for the next Arizona Independent Redistricting Commission, citing family circumstances, the Commission on Appellate Court Appointments announced Thursday. Cullen’s … Read more
Do you want to know who is running for the Arizona State Legislature? Or for seats on the 11 largest school district governing boards? Or for County Offices in all 15 counties? Or all the nominees for the State Legislature and Congress? Voters who live in these locations no longer have to sort through a … Read more
There is a resurgence of the coronavirus pandemic globally. Resurgence Of COVID-19 Sparks New Wave Of Restrictions Across Europe. The US has entered its 3rd — and possibly largest — wave of coronavirus cases. Experts say states should ‘pull back’: The country’s seven-day average of new cases has risen about 25% since October 1, with the … Read more