Actually they have ALREADY begun voting….
And?
Joe Biden IS ahead of Trump in most places now, eh?
Trump’s effort to slow or stop the movement to early and mail in voting doesn’t seem to be working….
Fear of the coronavirus and doubts about the reliability of mail voting after months of attacks from President Trump are weighing heavily on Americans as they decide how to safely ensure their vote will be counted in this fall’s presidential election, according to the survey. In 2016, about 4 in 10 ballots were cast early.
The likely surge in early voting and mail ballots will test election systems nationwide, many of which are ill-prepared to contend with an unprecedented volume of early votes or help voters who are struggling to learn the rules around mail ballots.
Even as more voters want to mail their ballots than in 2016, just over 3 in 10 say they are “very confident” that their vote will be counted accurately if they vote by mail, compared with nearly 7 in 10 who say the same about voting in person on Election Day.
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The poll finds a sharp increase in the percentage of voters who prefer to use an absentee ballot. Thirty-two percent want to send their ballot through the mail, while 17 percent want to take their ballot to an election office or place it in a drop box. That is nearly double the 26 percent of 2016 voters who cast ballots by mail or by dropping off a ballot, according to the U.S. Election Assistance Commission.
Trump trying to get the Mormon’s vote…..
In 2016, Mormons rejected Donald Trump in numbers unheard of for a Republican nominee — viewing the thrice-married, immigrant-bashing Republican as an affront to their values.
In 2020, the president is going all-out to change their minds — a little-noticed effort that could make or break him in Arizona and Nevada, home to more than a half-million Latter-day Saints combined. Joe Biden’s campaign, sensing an unlikely opening for a Democrat, is also targeting Mormons in the pair of Western swing states….
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Rank State Estimated Mormon Population Total State Population Percentage of Mormon Residents
1 Utah 2,065,808 3,051,217 67.70%
2 Idaho 444,614 1,683,140 26.42%
3 Wyoming 67,505 585,501 11.53%
4 Nevada 182,617 2,940,058 6.21%
5 Arizona 423,056 6,931,071 6.10%
6 Hawaii 73,927 1,428,557 5.17%
7 Montana 50,145 1,042,520 4.81%
8 Alaska 33,810 741,894 4.56%
9 Washington 287,433 7,288,000 3.94%
10 Oregon 153,936 4,093,465 3.76%