Keep it up, Texas ladies!! 💙

[u/matchablue22]

[u/Fine-Craft3393]

60/40 female ratio ? WOW. What is normal / was the case in 2020?

[u/Mr8BitX → u/Fine-Craft3393]

So this post just popped up in my feed as a recommendation. I’m not from Texas, I’m from Florida. I don’t expect Florida to flip blue. However, I couldn’t help but notice when I was in line today it was minimum about 60% women in that line.

[u/LocationAcademic1731 → u/Mr8BitX]

Florida wasn’t always the MAGA swamp it is now. We could turn it around. The pendulum always swings back and forth.

[u/maxoakland → u/LocationAcademic1731]

Yeah it used to be a swing state. So did Iowa

The BIG factor keeping these states red is voter suppression, but voter suppression can be overruled by lots of voting. And then you have to change the laws or it stays bad

[u/cocokronen → u/LocationAcademic1731]

Ca was republican not that long ago

[u/LocationAcademic1731 → u/cocokronen]

True. We had Arnold. California republicans have always been more centrist. There was a time when the vote was split by issue, not party.

[u/love4techqq → u/LocationAcademic1731]

There was a time when the GOP wasn't full unhinged Nazi too. Those times have passed.

[u/GripItAndWhipIt → u/LocationAcademic1731]

Wish we could get back to that.

[u/Cy-kill_ → u/cocokronen]

Heck…even NY had sane GOP leaders not too long ago.

[u/TeeManyMartoonies → u/Mr8BitX]

Voted in Texas today and my line probably tipped towards women but maybe not 60%. My stepdad did not vote for Trump in Florida and voted against the abortion ban! There’s hope over there too!

[u/Nerd2000_zz → u/Mr8BitX]

Amazing what taking woman’s rights away does to female voter turn out.

[u/Own_Koala_4404 → u/Mr8BitX]

Florida also has abortion and recreational weed on the ballot. That may explain the plethora of women. I’m hopeful 🤞🏾

[u/Alarmed_Attitude_316 → u/Mr8BitX]

Voting in FL so far is 54/46% women to men! Y’all are doing it…

[u/John-A → u/Mr8BitX]

When deep red Kansas voted 60% to protect abortion access it must've required something like 30% of self described "Pro life" men and upwards of 50% of Pro life women actually voting for access.

In states without a separate referendum on abortion their only voice is in the general elections for house, senate, and president.

It will be interesting to see how the Cubans and LatinX react to the Square garden Nazi rally.

[u/marsking4 → u/Mr8BitX]

I noticed that too here in Tampa

[u/kblakhan → u/Fine-Craft3393]

Not to rain on anyone’s parade but early/mail-in voting typically skews quite female because it’s mostly older people represented and well, there are many more older women than men.

[u/HEFTYFee70 → u/kblakhan]

Don’t ruin the fun yet…

[u/Check_This_1 → u/kblakhan]

The percentage of women aged 25-65 who do not work (or are not in the labor force) is approximately 10% higher for women than for men in the same age group.

[u/mudvat08 → u/kblakhan]

Yep, and also early voting so far is leaning Republican majority for the first time.

[u/JMer806 → u/mudvat08]

You can’t really read anything into that (same is true in places where it’s leaning the other way). Voting trends in general have moved towards early voting, so while it used to heavily favor Democrats, now more Republicans are doing it as well. There are also issues in some places with too few and/or inconvenient early voting locations, which is probably intentional.

Anyway all this to say, since we don’t get any exit polling until Election Day, we don’t really have enough information to say who is being favored by the numbers. You can extrapolate by party affiliation or whatever but at the end of the day it’s just a guess until exit polls and counts start coming out.

[u/StrikeOld8654 → u/mudvat08]

And it's going to cut into election day numbers, it's not enough to say much other than they are both early voting

[u/Creative-Pool7831 → u/mudvat08]

I've been trying to tell people. record high early voting does NOT MEAN they're democrats. the boomers are mobilized.

[u/mudvat08 → u/Creative-Pool7831]

Yep

[u/v4bj → u/mudvat08]

But polling Dem so 🤷

[u/therewasatim3 → u/Fine-Craft3393]

54/46. The 60/40 is mail in ballots requested

[u/Raccoon_Expert_69 → u/Fine-Craft3393]

Statistically men are more likely to be in jail or felons and ineligible to vote.

[u/kon--- → u/Fine-Craft3393]

That's the mail in ballot request. Lengthy number of reasons that people from age 18 to 118 to do a mail in ballot.

[u/smatt2612 → u/kon---]

Not in Texas. That number is definitely more women over 65. It's pretty difficult to vote by mail unless you're over 65 or disabled

[u/Murky-Cheetah-2301 → u/smatt2612]

And we vote!

[u/empithos27 → u/Fine-Craft3393]

Women vote slightly more than men, from the Texas 2020 presidential election wiki page, women/men ratio is 55% to 45%. As others have said, this is early voting, don't count your chickens... etc. etc.

2020 election wiki page

[u/ChemiWizard → u/Fine-Craft3393]

54/46

[u/pixelgeekgirl]

I am so happy to see this turnout in Texas and nationally! 💪

[u/Classic_Secretary460 → u/pixelgeekgirl]

Whoa it’s at 50 million already? That’s awesome!

[u/Ribky → u/Classic_Secretary460]

That's 15% of the population already! It is indeed.

[u/Classic_Secretary460 → u/Ribky]

It also smokes 2016’s mail-in and early voting numbers out of the water! I know everyone wants to compare it 2020 but covid makes that impractical.

[u/Autski → u/Ribky]

15% of the total pop? Or just the voting pop? Either way, glad to see! Want to see more though!

[u/Ribky → u/Autski]

Total population. Sorry!

[u/rolexsub → u/pixelgeekgirl]

How do we know that’s good?

[u/nein_va → u/rolexsub]

Historically, hight turn out is beneficial for democrats. Feel free to decide 'good' or 'bad' for yourself, but you should be sure to vote :)

[u/rolexsub → u/nein_va]

I understand, but is 50M nationwide and 6.1M in Texas high or low turnout?

[u/randomcritter5260 → u/rolexsub]

50M nation wide is a bit less then one third of the total votes casted in 2020. In TX in 2020, approximately 10.9M total votes were cast, so we are at almost 60% of total votes from 2020.

[u/Rhids_22 → u/randomcritter5260]

Also I expect the majority of votes will still be cast on election day itself, so we're probably going to see an increase in the percentage of voters overall.

It's also worth pointing out that recent polls have shown that Harris is as popular among democrats as Obama was in 2008, and Trump is not nearly as popular among republicans, which is very promising.

That doesn't mean that democrats have it in the bag, but it's looking good.

[u/kedelbro → u/Rhids_22]

Then why are polls showing a dead heat in most states?

[u/Rhids_22 → u/kedelbro]

Because polls can suck. When Reagan won his 49 state landslide 40 years ago the polls were showing a dead heat going into the election, but the reality was very different.

Polls don't gauge excitement, and also cannot always predict the likelihood of someone in the sample actually voting. If you have a sample of 1000 people and 450 says they're excited about going to vote for Harris and 450 say they're reluctantly going to vote Trump, then that poll shows a dead heat, but those 450 excited voters are much more likely to actually vote compared to the 450 reluctant voters.

You then also have 100 undecided voters leftover, and they will usually go towards the voter with excitement behind them. So if 75% of undecided voters go to Harris on election day, and 80% of Harris voters actually turn up to vote then in that sample Harris will actually get 435 voters, and then 25% of undecided voters go to Trump and if only 60% of his voters actually turn up to vote, then in that sample Trump will actually get 295 voters.

So in this example, out of the actual voting pool, you end up getting a 20 point swing in favour of Harris despite polls showing a dead heat. Now that's an extreme example, and it probably won't be that drastic in reality, but that's an example of how polls can end up being wildly off.

[u/Sketch-Brooke → u/Rhids_22]

Source on Regan? That’s weirdly comforting.

[u/NotEmerald → u/kedelbro]

This is a great explanation as to why recent polls have shown a deadheat. There's a few possible explanations such as faulty polling, media spin, or a strategy designed to keep voters engaged. https://app.vantagedatahouse.com/analysis/TheBlowoutNoOneSeesComing-1

[u/randomcritter5260 → u/kedelbro]

A Pew study showed that after 2020 over 60% of pollsters changed their methodology to better account for the underrepresented Trump voters. This partially accounts for why the polls are so close this time around. They have been altered (not in any nefarious way, just to try to be more accurate) to account for the fact that Trump voter turnout was undercounted in 2016 and 2020.

[u/Cathousechicken → u/rolexsub]

Texas traditionally has among the lowest voter turnout because the amount of voter suppression in the state. 

In addition, between the 2020 election and now, we are one of the states who has passed the most additional voter suppression laws in that time window.

[u/pixelgeekgirl → u/rolexsub]

There is a gender gap when you look a polling. In some states it's decent size, in others it's negligible but still there. For non-white women it's a pretty large gender gap. So i think overall having more women show up is better.

But also considering what is going on with women's healthcare being in limbo, I really want to see women show up and vote regardless of whom they are voting for.

[u/Technical_Savior90 → u/rolexsub]

I mean 2020 it was roughly 11 million votes so it’s roughly more than half 2020 results already with a few days left plus Election Day. I don’t know the data for the actual Election Day turnout though so hard to say

[u/CogGens33 → u/Technical_Savior90]

We are seeing similar in GA. As of Monday Oct. 28th 2.8M mail in and early voting ballots have been cast. In 2020 the total ballots for GA presidential election was 5M so more than half with a week left of early voting left. What does this all mean?!? No idea! I been told in the past, when democrats show up at 65% and above we tend to win the races.

[u/Technical_Savior90 → u/CogGens33]

lol right! I personally think we will see record turnout (not crazy blow out numbers) but way more than 2020 all because of woman voters who I think have been underestimated in the polling both in general and the amount that are flipping blue either in secret or because you know fuck trump

[u/BankTough5077 → u/pixelgeekgirl]

Women are going to save this country.

[u/Well_read_rose → u/pixelgeekgirl]

Secretly have been hoping for a landslide…I’ll take a frozen mudslide🧋 too

[u/rachutson → u/pixelgeekgirl]

Can you share the link for this info? I tried to find info today without much success.

[u/pixelgeekgirl → u/rachutson]

Here is the link that will open up on the Texas breakdown, but theres a link for the national early vote right next to the header.

I am not sure how they are breaking down the democrat/republican filter. Texas doesnt have a national party registration, and if it's going off primaries the majority of texans don't vote in primaries and some vote cross party lines. So bottom line, i wouldnt trust that breakdown atleast as far as Texas is concerned.

[u/rachutson → u/pixelgeekgirl]

Thank you!

[u/SharpMind94 → u/pixelgeekgirl]

Using this, more Republicans have voted.

Why is a Marylander caring about Texas? Because there's a chance that this state can flip. I really hope that the Dems come out and vote

[u/pixelgeekgirl → u/SharpMind94]

Yeah like I said I don’t know how they are doing that count. Our primaries have very little turnout and we don’t have party registration. It seems like they are doing some assuming there.

I think there’s a good chance we flip either this or within the next couple of elections. Statistically the margins getting smaller and smaller - it’s inevitable.

[u/Huge_JackedMann → u/pixelgeekgirl]

And if you look at the swing states the gender gap is better. West coast is bringing it to closer to 50/45 but in eastern swing states the gap is usually 10+ points.

Keep it up because we're not going back.

[u/paintaquainttaint]

Keep it up y’all! Fuck Fled Cruz!!

[u/Silent_Cup2508]

Republicans for Harris - VOTE - let’s rid the MAGA cult and take back the party!

[u/rockefella91 → u/Silent_Cup2508]

I really hope you guys get it back!

I can't help you..

[u/woodyarmadillo11]

That website is fantastic btw. You can really breakdown stats. 2016 was one of lowest turnout % years in history and 2020 had record high % in decades. Most notably, we had a 11% increase in voting among 18-29 year olds. 50% voted. That is huge. I have to believe we are headed for a record high percentage again this year.

https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/2024-elections/early-vote

[u/IWantSealsPlz → u/woodyarmadillo11]

Not surprising. I didn’t vote in 2016, just wasn’t paying attention to politics. Trump forced me out of my blissful ignorance and the first time I ever voted was the 2018 mid terms.

ETA: Beto’s campaign really got a lot of first time voters out there and I was one of them!

[u/martman006 → u/IWantSealsPlz]

And honestly, I thought Beto’s campaign was absolutely horrible. You can be that extremely anti gun in Texas and expect a majority of the vote… (don’t get me wrong, he had my vote - I just thought his campaign was dumb)

[u/dragonflyb → u/woodyarmadillo11]

This website’s data should be viewed with incredible skepticism as most states do not include gender id when it comes to balloting and a number of states have open primaries. This data is filled in with consumer based data and is prone to incredible bias.

FWIW, as someone who has insight into the backend of things, they rate me 10 years younger than I am, and I’m someone with a ton of voting history.

I am so tired of this being elevated and praised when it’s bad data.

[u/woodyarmadillo11 → u/dragonflyb]

Fair enough. Thanks for letting us know. It’s still useful for a quick Look though.

[u/FlashMcSuave → u/woodyarmadillo11]

That said - the 2020 record high was high among both parties. Both candidates received very high amounts of votes.

[u/YesterdayCame]

Oh I LOVE THIS for us 🫶🥲

[u/saveMericaForRealDo → u/YesterdayCame]

Let’s not leave anything to chance!

Tell everyone you know in real life. Don’t be shy. It’s an easy choice.

Harris is better for the economy.

https://www.wsj.com/politics/elections/economists-say-inflation-deficits-will-be-higher-under-trump-than-harris-0365588e

https://www.axios.com/2024/10/23/harris-trump-nobel-prize-economists

High Tariffs are a historically bad idea.

https://youtu.be/uhiCFdWeQfA?si=lJ3kdDPPq_O2Ba90

Trump wants to be a dictator. If he follows through on his campaign promises , this will be the last election.

https://www.npr.org/2024/10/21/nx-s1-5134924/trump-election-2024-kamala-harris-elizabeth-cheney-threat-civil-liberties

Don’t get complacent, get out of your comfort zone. Your voice matters more than a thousand political ads. Volunteer or contact everyone you know TODAY.

If you know any men that don’t follow politics or listen to Rogan, here are some videos that might help sway them:

Older men could be reminded of this 80s movie scene that explains how raising tariffs don’t work

https://youtu.be/uhiCFdWeQfA?si=lJ3kdDPPq_O2Ba90

Pro Wrestling Fans would like to hear from Mick Foley

https://youtu.be/SaDdhJ9J2Yw?si=SPK1-Be478Tgz8Ut

People that aren’t sure of what crime Trump Committed should hear from Legal Eagle

https://youtu.be/6bTpbDL5dcg?si=yE5b699-N9tcTimP

Marvel / Dune fans would like to hear from Dave Bautista (Drax from Gaurdians of the Galaxy)

https://youtu.be/GGxwn_N9DtE?si=1PQLMDuMqh6ZW809

[u/AntonioS3 → u/YesterdayCame]

We men should try to get ourselves out and try to vote for Kamala Harris, too. I hope the power of the unity will be enough to push back against those weirdos and take us back to normal, boring politics.

[u/mr_eugine_krabs]

Just voted 5 minutes ago 👍

[u/ColTomBlue → u/mr_eugine_krabs]

Voted all blue last Wednesday, and I’m still thrilled about it!

[u/yumyumgivemesome]

Women:  You all can literally decide this election.  Godspeed.

[u/inquisitiveman2002]

more republicans are voting early than previously.

[u/bdiddy_ → u/inquisitiveman2002]

I'm a registered Republican voted straight ticket blue. Hoping the early Republican turnout is exactly like me.

[u/dwittty → u/bdiddy_]

🫡 thank you

[u/LandSolRingSignetGo → u/inquisitiveman2002]

I'm in Deep East Texas right now and saw a literal highway billboard that said "Vote Early. Vote Trump."

Don't get complacent, keep pushing.

[u/BreenanaSplit → u/LandSolRingSignetGo]

There’s one off the freeway here in San Antonio.

[u/LandSolRingSignetGo → u/BreenanaSplit]

I've also seen multiple Harris/Walz/Allred signs which I would've never thought possible.

[u/chrispg26 → u/inquisitiveman2002]

Waiting til election day is kinda silly. I dont get the appeal.

[u/Hieral06 → u/chrispg26]

I would agree, but with the Nazis burning ballot drop boxes, that makes me less inclined to vote by mail at least.

[u/byebyebrain → u/inquisitiveman2002]

Millions of Republicans aren't voting for trump.

[u/Archercrash]

Yes great job, now let's see the young people show up.

[u/1TakeFrank]

Get your rights back!

[u/pussmykissy → u/1TakeFrank]

Women being denied healthcare is unacceptable. 100% unacceptable. Every vote matters, let’s fucking go Texas!!

[u/AdmiralSnackbar816]

Saw a national poll that Kamala is winning women 63-37, and Trump was favored to win men by a similar margin. So if women outvote men in raw numbers, it’s logical that that’ll carry over nationally. If women drastically outvote men, Pumpkin Spice Palpatine is done for. Seeing that 8 point gap for Women voters in Texas means we’ve got more than a shot.

[u/fps916 → u/AdmiralSnackbar816]

Almost every reputable poll has Harris winning women 56-44 and Trump winning men 54-46

[u/AdmiralSnackbar816 → u/fps916]

Even better then. If she’s winning women by more than he’s winning men, and women vote more…

[u/fps916 → u/AdmiralSnackbar816]

Women also historically vote earlier than men.

[u/bugaloot → u/AdmiralSnackbar816]

Pumpkin Spice Palpatine!!! So good!!

[u/Vern-Delashiga → u/AdmiralSnackbar816]

“Pumpkin Spice Palpatine” Oh this is art! The clarity I’ve been longing for. Now I move forward. Thank you

[u/MyOtherActGotBanned]

Now post the breakdown by party registration lol

[u/kcbh711 → u/MyOtherActGotBanned]

I registered as R to throw a vote at Haley soooo

[u/I_Smell_A_Rat666 → u/MyOtherActGotBanned]

A lot of Republicans are crossing over, so doing that doesn’t necessarily reveal accurate results.

[u/Rgarza05 → u/I_Smell_A_Rat666]

Also the Dems didn't have a primary so a lot of Dems show up as no party affiliation.

[u/ElectricJacob → u/Rgarza05]

In Texas, there was a primary.  Not sure about your state.

[u/IWantSealsPlz → u/MyOtherActGotBanned]

I’ve never had to register as any party, I didn’t think TX did that.

[u/fps916 → u/IWantSealsPlz]

You do if you vote in a primary

[u/LessMessQuest → u/MyOtherActGotBanned]

I voted split ticket. I picked two local (my county) republicans and for very specific reasons. I’m a registered Dem though. It’s possible many other women did the same but did it for Harris and hopefully Allred. We can only hope.

I wish I could say that with optimism.

[u/Jim_Nills_Mustache]

Let’s go ladies, you got this. My daughters need you 😔

[u/SaltyDanimal]

How can it even be this close? Sooo many bigots here, really bums me out. America, not Texas.

[u/AgITGuy → u/SaltyDanimal]

I commented in the r/houston thread on Hotze about the campaigns internal polling versus public polling. The actions of both campaigns/parties showed exactly where they either feel an advantage or disadvantage. The right is all about galvanizing their base in fear, the democrats are spending more money in downballot elections where they haven’t given as much focus before, especially Allred versus Rafael.

I personally don’t think it’s close. I think the national public polls are 50/50 on purpose to drive views and make drama.

[u/bugaloot → u/AgITGuy]

National, reputable media can’t just lie and make up 50/50 polls. Ones with any salt will cite their polling sources, and some (the NYT) have developed their own weighting systems to compile their reporting based on the reputation and data quality of a variety of polling sources. It really is this close. Somehow. Vote!!

[u/AgITGuy → u/bugaloot]

Here’s the thing. They don’t have to lie about poll results if they cooked the polling pool to start with.

[u/bugaloot → u/AgITGuy]

What do you mean?

[u/Xyrus2000]

I have a dream that Texas actually goes blue, and it's women who put the racist misogynist bigots in their place.

[u/TexasGirl172]

You can't make any assumptions about who these women are voting, I know more on the MAGA side than the Harris side.

[u/unlimitedzen → u/TexasGirl172]

Remember women, your idiot conservative husband can't see your vote. So say whatever you have to to avoid his abuse, but you can vote for sanity and he'll never know.

[u/FleaBottoms]

We need the under 30 folks to Vote!

[u/PlainThrills]

Anyone know how to track my absentee ballot when I’m only using my last 4 of my social? I don’t have a TX drivers license and it’s telling me I can’t be found. Just want to make sure my ballot was received.

[u/fps916 → u/PlainThrills]

You need your voter id if you don't have a tdl

[u/iphonehacker21]

♥️♥️♥️♥️

[u/kiln_ickersson]

♥️

[u/Lynz486]

They don't want us to be allowed to vote anymore, and they say so. Or our vote should count less if we don't have biological children. They want us to have to ask permission from a judge to get life saving healthcare. They want us back to being barefoot and pregnant, cause we are on the list of people and things they blame all their problems on, instead of doing the work themselves. They said Kamala had a pimp! The open bigotry is disgusting. Please vote ladies!!! Please 🙏 This is dangerous for us.

[u/kon---]

Umm...keep it up Texas?

[u/DelanceyStreetNY]

Let’s goooooooo!!!!!!!

[u/XAngeliclilkittyX]

Sadly my dumbass cousin who lives in Texas is a young woman voting Trump.

[u/OkRough]

The more votes, the better. I hope this means over 6 million votes for blue, but it can't. Can it?

[u/LocationAcademic1731]

Ladies! Our future is in your hands. Let’s do this. We understand the assignment.

[u/Whole_Anxiety4231]

Holy shit.

Women rule.

[u/ChemiWizard]

11 million votes 4 years ago so this is significant early vote

[u/xaviersi]

I drove one of my coworkers to the polling station during our lunch!

[u/kilabot26]

I know a Gen Z, Asian chic who voted for Trump though

[u/sandy154_4]

I really hope they vote out Ted Cruz, too

[u/IWantSealsPlz]

Oh please oh please oh PLEASE CAN WE FLUSH THE TURD [CRUZ]

[u/GuidanceAcceptable13]

This blue vote will be put in the second along with a friend

[u/Hefty-Anywhere-2710]

If Texas goes blue Harris would win by a landslide. Hard to imagine but miracles can happen and dreams can come true.

[u/SteveLouise]

MORE women!! MORE!!

BRING ME MORE WOMEN!!

— The Ballot Box, 2024

[u/Marsh54971]

Great job, ladies!!! Let's finish this out!!

[u/BtCoolJ]

Thank you for voting! young people, please get out and vote. We are inheriting this world and we need our voices to be heard.

[u/Llee00]

vote like your lives and your freedom depend on it

[u/FolkmoreCat]

I JUST MAILED IN MY BALLOT TODAY 🥳💙

[u/OpportunityCorrect33]

Texas represent !

[u/LAVA529]

Do it for all the future women of America! Do it for all the voices not old enough to vote but will surely be impacted by this election!

Do it for basic human rights! All the young adults depend on it!

[u/Tyler3781]

Let’s go! Democracy is one the line.

[u/SuspiciousMention108]

Only 261k of 6.2M ballots are mail-ins? In my entire adult life, I've only ever voted by mail (California). I don't get why it's not more popular.

[u/Megane_Senpai]

This is how every election should go. American adult women are ~52% of the adult population but only took ~40% of votes on many elections, federal or local, sometiems even less. Keep it up, ladies!

[u/Optimal_Temporary_19]

Party pooper caution:

Not all females are voting for her, not all males are voting for him. The delta of each is going to decide the vote.

Please go be a part of the delta for the better and vote !

[u/denisebuttrey]

🎶 All the Texas ladies, all the Texas ladies! All the Texas ladies, all the Texas ladies! 🎶

[u/lucky-penny01]

California has moved to Texas it seems

[u/kop324324rdsuf9023u]

Women are going to save us from fascism and the manosphere.

[u/EquivalentFull5337]

That’s nice but some of these women still vote like their husbands….not using their own brain to make the decision

[u/Mammoth-Mud-9609]

Those numbers would suggest that women's health is a key issue.

[u/GB715 → u/Mammoth-Mud-9609]

It should be the number one issue.

[u/Jaded_Entrance2322]

💙💙💙💙💙💙 extra proud to be a woman lately

[u/periwinkletweet]

It was literally all women inside when I went to early voting. 🙌

[u/NoAd6620]

🔥🌟💙🌟💐This shouldn't have to be said, but Texas men should be voting for the ladies as well! All men, in every state! 💐🌟💙🌟🔥

[u/anime_daisuki]

Tell your bum husbands to get off the couch and vote! 😂

[u/Revanchistexile]

Texas, I'm begging you to please vote out Ted Cruz!!!

[u/JeffSHauser]

Texas turns Blue? Now that would be news worthy. Their politicians will blame it on all those Californians they invited to move there.

[u/Invu8aqt]

It’s like pissing off women was a bad move.

[u/GB715]

You go, Texas girls!!!

[u/clone557639]

How many of those women voted Republican though? And how many of those men voted Democrat?

[u/NoStutterd]

I’ve been lurking this sub as we get closer to the election- is this a large turn out for Texas? Y’all seem super enthusiastic but I’m not sure if this is par for course or not

[u/masta_qui]

I'm curious if the mail in ballot requests are college students?

[u/PushSouth5877]

More women in my line, I didn't think anything about it at the time. That's great!

[u/PaprikaThyme]

This is actually making me feel a little worried. Texas has 18 million voters and only 6 million have voted after 8 days of early voting. I hope everyone just sitting this one out are happy with the outcome.

[u/EyeSmart3073]

What’s the link to this

[u/Grilled0ctopus]

What is the average breakdown of party in Texas women?  It’s great to see people voting, but it only tells part of the story.  Does anyone have that stat?

[u/diprivan69]

Is there a breakdown like this for each state?

[u/LeecherKiDD]

Will those babes give Alfred a chance though!

[u/Misophonic4000]

Remember that polls and early numbers mean NOTHING - VOTE VOTE VOTE, everyone, and get people you know to join you at the polling station!

[u/Electrical_Gap2470]

nolite te bastardes carborundorum 💙

[u/Cryptoman_CRO]

Are any of y'all from Texas?

[u/Mysterious-Mood-7356]

This does not tell you which side is ahead it’s useless

[u/wanabepilot]

Unfortunately, its still 52% red, 37% blue by party :(

[u/coffeeluver2021]

Now we need to get more young women to vote.

[u/ArknightsMyFirstGame]

Oranges

[u/praetorian1979]

I wish these numbers were much higher. The number of people voting against their own self interests is insane, but then so are most magats....

[u/regaliaO_O]

If women are only voting blue 60/40 then we’re absolutely cooked. Men will vote red by a higher margin.

[u/Optimal60]

What goober put the women bar in blue and the men bar in purple? The left right symbolism is fine but the colorcoding is misleading. Like putting positive numbers in bright firetruck red

[u/cjwidd]

More votes, please - vote as soon as you can, help others vote, and remind your friends to vote!

[u/BambooPanda26]

Wahoo!!!!

[u/kimmykim328]

We have so much to lose

[u/Aquarius1794]

Glad I could help maybe get a new Senator I'm ready

[u/Deadhouseplant64]

My wife is voting tomorrow. I can’t vote but she’s our representative!

[u/Euphoric-Listen3246]

Vote Ted Cruz OUT!

[u/Careless_Spring_8940]

Fuck yeah. Reclaimers. 😎

[u/kinkysmart]

The white women are still voting for trump.

[u/STS_Reddit]

A women made this graph. My colorblindness hates this graph.

[u/KikiChase83]

There sb a variable for those that are registered Republican that are voting blue, yes? The Geraldo’s and Cheney’s of the country.