Vice-Presidential candidate Mike Pence continues campaigning in Florida today amid overwhelming support, venues over capacity and hundreds unable to get in.
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Gateway Pundit reports:

“Nearly 1,000 supporters were shut out of the Pence rally in Cocoa, Florida Monday. Stunned organizers had made no plans for the over 800 people who could not get in the filled-to-capacity Space Coast Convention Center. (read more)


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During stops in Cocoa Beach almost 1,000 couldn’t get inside to see Governor Mike Pence.  And in a stop in Maitland Florida the overflow crowd was bigger than Hillary Clinton’s primary crowd:

pence-maitland-3pence-maitland-2pence-maitland(Pictured above are the overflow crowds)

These massive crowds are symbolic and representative of the early vote and ballot data coming from the Sunshine State as compiled and shared by FLEPOREBLOG:

Florida Early Vote Data
Trump – 48.3%
Clinton – 43.6%
Margin (+4.7 Points for Trump)

FLEPOREBLOG Updated: 10/31 Latest Florida Early Mail Voting as well as Early Voting (which started on 10/24)  64,124 (-1,311 from 10/30) more registered Republicans have returned an Early Mail-in-Ballot as of 10/30 (+3.3% Lead same from 3.3% on 10/30 {0.0%})

Voted-by-Mail (Returned)

♦  Rep: 825,893 (+4,746 from 10/30)
♦  DEM: 761,769 (+6,057 from 10/30)
Other: 49,451 (+299 from 10/30)
No Party Affiliation: 326,176 (+2,709 from 10/30)
Total Returned: 1,963,289 (+13,811 from 10/30)

#Trump(Rep): 42.1% (same from 10/30)
#HRC(Dem): 38.8% (same from 10/230)
Other: 2.5% (same from 10/30)
No Party Affiliation: 16.6% (same from 10/30)

55,206 (+13,217 from 10/30) more registered Democrats have Voted Early as of 10/30 (3.1% Lead up from 2.6% on 10/30 (+0.5%})

Early Voting (Only)

♦ Rep: 684,100 (+54,487 from 10/30)
♦ DEM: 739,306 (+67,704 from 10/30)
Other: 40,657 (+3,270 from 10/30)
No Party Affiliation: 305,056 (+30,644 from 10/30)
Total Voted: 1,769,119 (+156,105 from 10/30)

#Trump(Rep): 38.7% (-0.3% from 10/30)
#HRC(Dem): 41.8% (+0.2% from 10/30)
Other: 2.3% (same from 10/30)
No Party Affiliation: 17.2% (+0.2% from 10/30)

You can track this daily at the following link – SEE HERE –  Actual votes from the mail-in-process and early voting won’t be counted until Election Day. One can assume that Republicans are most likely Trump votes while Democrats are HRC votes. When data is shared on early voting historically, that assumption is used.
The good news is that in Axiom’s poll released today (taken 10/30), 72% of Democrats are voting for HRC while 75% of Republicans are voting for Trump (THIS IS VERY CONSERVATIVE). 19% of Republicans are voting for HRC while 21% of Democrats are voting for Trump.
Also, No Party Affiliation (Independents) has been breaking for Trump. In Axiom’s most recent poll on 10/30, Trump has 49% of Independents while HRC only has 36% of Independents. If we take Axiom poll’s data, the likelihood of the tallies above would translate as following in the votes mailed and early voted so far:
Note: For the first time my %s above will not equal 100% because I am taking into account the following factors:

Gary Johnson – R: 3% D: 1% I: 2%
Someone else – R: 2% R: 2% I: 4%
Undecided – R: 1% D: 4% I: 9%

(Link – Axiom Poll as of 10/30)

♦  R – 1,132,495 (R voting for Trump) + 315,226 (D voting for Trump) + 353,457 (I & O voting for Trump) = 1,801,178 Total Votes
♦  D – 1,080,774 (D voting for HRC) + 286,899 (R voting for HRC) + 259,682 (I & O voting for HRC) = 1,627,355

Total Votes for either candidate – 3,428,533
Total Votes for ALL (which I used to derive the %s below) candidates – 3,732,408

Trump = 48.3%
Clinton = 43.6%

This is YUGE because Obama won early voting in FL by 5 points in 2012 and after election night he won the state by less than 1 point. (link) Folks, based on what we have data wise so far, I can now soundly say that we will win FL by 9 to 10 points (54.5 – 46.5) !

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