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Per the Economist's tallying of all reported counties thus far and comparing them to 2020, seems like an overall +8 swing to Trump/Republicans. Early yet, but could be a sign all is not well for the Dems. https://www.economist.com/interactive/us-2024-election/results/president
This combined with over 70% of voters dissatisfied or angry with the state of the US according to CNN exit polling, is painting a poor early picture for the Democrats.
Also Georgia not looking good for the Dems...
Trump is up by 13% in Georgia...
Yeah, it could very well be bratover
Is that weighted to account for the fact there are more Republican counties than Dem? Cuz it seems like overall red areas are getting redder and likewise for blue areas, which could create the illusion of a swing for Republicans if the population of those counties is not considered. On its face though, definitely not a great sign for the blue team
I don't think it's weighted like that, no. Yeah this could be about the geographic sorting in the US, where Republicans move to Republican areas and vice versa, and the early counties are all pretty Republican thus far. I think it's weighted by population though, so it should at least avoid your thing where there's just more Republican counties overall.