I spent a few minutes playing ‘spot the difference’ here’s what I’ve got:

• Line from Portland to Salt Lake City is gone.
• Line that goes through Southern Montana and Southern North Dakota is gone.
• Line connected Nashville to Louisville is gone.

That’s about it? That doesn’t seem like that much. First picture is full of place names and has dotted lines for “connected motorcoach services” that make it seem a lot fuller.

Yes, like a mail in vote that arrived on election day. It wouldn’t be included in today’s “early voting” numbers, but it would have been included in the total number of mail in votes in 2020 that I’m comparing it too. But don’t expect a big change.

The 2020 numbers might be deceiving and impossible to compare to. Mail in voting was heavily expanded, which skewed Democrat, so early voting results in 2020 skewed Democrat. Then election day skewed more Republican than normal too. It’s not going to follow that exact pattern again.

Looks like the 2020 ticks are including mail in voting in 2020, which was heavily expanded during the pandemic. Places like North Carolina and Texas have immediately gone back to restricting absentee ballots. So yes there are less early votes, because they’ve gone back to restricting mail ballots.

Here I see there were just over 1 million votes by mail in North Carolina in 2020. Here I see that there were about 240,000 votes by mail in North Carolina through the 2nd. You could probably find a more up to date number, but you get the idea.

Korean Forest Whitaker.

Lack of successful alternatives? It’s easy to find flaws with capitalism but every other system has its share of problems too.

The Drew Carrey Show just finally got a streaming release a couple months ago. On Plex. All 9 seasons now.

That’s terrible and it sucks, but honestly they announced the team moving April 2023. They gave 1.5 years notice 1.5 years ago right? How much more do you expect?

But in numerous captain’s logs Janeway explains how their adventures weren’t a delay at all, and actually saved them lots of time.

Good question. It’s possible all this poll is showing is that old people aren’t physically as able to use other methods.

Prior to Trump it was mostly fringe candidates like Storm Thurmund (1948), George Wallace (1968), David Duke (1988, 1992), Pat Buchanan (1992, 1996).

In terms of major candidates, there are some questionable endorsements for candidates like Nixon and Reagan. But you have to go all the way back to Woodrow Wilson to find a president who was openly happy about receiving those endorsements.

Who’s making you use it?

It’s useful for lots of things, but it requires a proof reader.

Those work with the Sabre Pyramid.