Trump's Voters Are NOT Voting Early

Okay what are the odds whoever printed these out on AF1 totally missed that it was just "Those Who Haven't Voted Yet"? https://t.co/iLYV3Qtl9x

— Jacob Rubashkin (@JacobRubashkin) October 25, 2020

Even Trump knows it (or should).

If this list is correct, Biden's voters are voting early.  If Trump's voters don't start showing up soon, it's all over.  Even if they do vote, this list doesn't indicate their numbers; just that a majority of his supporters in three crucial states can't be bothered to vote; yet.

BREAKING: The number of people casting an early ballot in the presidential election now surpasses those who voted early during all of 2016. That's more than 58 million people voting with 9 days still to go before Election Day. https://t.co/mJ6iCcjUwl

— The Associated Press (@AP) October 25, 2020

The caption to the picture overplays the article's hand:

Democrats have continued to dominate the initial balloting, but Republicans are narrowing the gap. GOP voters have begun to show up as early in-person voting, a sign that many heeded President Donald Trump’s unfounded warnings about mail-voting fraud.

On Oct. 15, Democrats registrants cast 51% of all ballots reported, compared with 25% from Republicans. On Sunday, Democrats had a slightly smaller lead, 51% to 31%. (emphasis added)

And again, Trump is his own worst enemy.  A 20 point gap is not a 26 point gap, but it's still a sizeable gap, and actually supports that CBS poll.

I really wonder how bad their internals are, that they're passing out a CBS/You Gov online poll on AF1.  Maybe this is a clue:

Pence is currently speaking in a heavy rain in Kinston, N.C., after his chief of staff has tested positive for the virus, a sign of how concerned the Trump campaign is about holding onto this state.

— Annie Karni (@anniekarni) October 25, 2020

The trends are certainly not in their favor:

WASHINGTON (AP) — Nine days before Election Day, votes cast in US exceed total for all early vote in 2016.

— Jonathan Lemire (@JonLemire) October 25, 2020

Even the White House says that many people aren't that anxious to re-elect the President.