Mail in ballot return & accepted rates for counties Hillary won over 60%

[Kaleva]

*Wayne 62.7%

*Washtenaw 67.4%

Marquette 73.8

Oakland 62.6%

Genesee 66.9%

Kalamazoo 66.8%

Ingham 69.5%

Muskegon 68%

* Hillary got over 60% of the vote in Wayne & Washtenaw counties.


https://electproject.github.io/Early-Vote-2020G/MI.html

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2016_United_States_presidential_election_in_Michigan

[idziak4ever1234]

1. I clicked the link

It seems like the return rate is kind of low.... or am I wrong?

[kansasobama]

2. I think this is actually bad

This seems to be bad actually. Also, if you see the requested ballots, it is low as well. This is not good. C'mon Michigan.

[Kaleva]

5. What are you comparing it to to make you think this is bad?

[kansasobama]

3. Requested ballots and accepted ones

Requested ballots are lethargic. Of the requested ballots, anything less than 100% is bad. I am actually worried and no one in Michigan, a DUer, has calmed me yet.

[Kaleva]

4. Majority will vote on election day itself so 100% would be impossible

[kansasobama]

6. Am I wrong?

Hope I am. I thought it is percentage of the requested ballots that is accepted. I am saying, requested ballots seem to be really low in Detroit area.

[Kaleva]

7. About 720k voted in Wayne county in 2016

So far, there's been about 520k requests for ballots in Wayne county for the upcoming election of which 326,950 have already been returned and accepted.

Hillary got 475,950 votes in Wayne county.

So I really don't know why you think that requested ballots seem to be really low in Wayne county. where did you get that info from?

[llmart]

8. Interesting...

I'm surprised that only 38% of registered voters requested a mail in ballot. Wonder if the rest of the registered voters still want to go to the actual polling places or if there are a significant number of trumpers that are not going to vote?

Also, it could be that there are just that many people who still don't understand they can vote at home.