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9. Sounds right. Democrats are more likely to sit out midterms.

Mon Nov 5, 2018, 11:30 PM

Nov 2018

If more people are voting, they should break more heavily toward democrats as the number goes up.

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Just 37% of eligible voters voted in 2014. [View all] OAITW r.2.0 Nov 2018 OP

I do think we will be presidential election level. roamer65 Nov 2018 #1

60%? If that is the case, all the polls are going to be wrong. Dawson Leery Nov 2018 #4

The polls will def be inaccurate. roamer65 Nov 2018 #11

That's what the early voting tallies are saying... Wounded Bear Nov 2018 #2

why can't we have 70%+ consistently voting? AlexSFCA Nov 2018 #5

It's all about the impediments to vote. OAITW r.2.0 Nov 2018 #6

it doesnt get any easier to vote than in California AlexSFCA Nov 2018 #7

not quite AlexSFCA Nov 2018 #10

Got it....I suppose we have our delusions about certain states. OAITW r.2.0 Nov 2018 #12

Sounds right. Democrats are more likely to sit out midterms. Blue_true Nov 2018 #9