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All right gang, the reports are now coming in on turnout today, and it's absolutely huge. It's blowing away any and all expectations for midterm election.

We knew that Republicans, Republican leaning independence were by and large waiting to come out on election day. The Democrats generally had a pretty significant advantage in the early voting in mail-ins. Republicans traditionally don't like voting by mail, and so the question on Polsters' minds leading up to today was how big was the Republican margin going to be on election day?

Are we going to be looking at a Republican plus four electorate, a Republican plus five, and what they did is they adjusted their predictions according to that projected turnout, and if the reports that we've been getting as of today are an accurate indicator, the turnout is massive.

This is a picture from Harris County, Georgia, where Herschew Walker, of course, is on the ballot for the Georgia Senate race. Reports are that the wait time in line was 15 to 20 minutes as of 7 to 20 this morning, again a huge line for midterm election.

Reports are that in Woodstock, Georgia, it was a 45-minute line. Eastcom, Georgia is reporting a 40-minute line. These are huge numbers in terms of midterm turnout.

This is from Minnesota, where a Republican Scott Jensen is running for governor. Just after the doors open up this morning, you could see it was an absolutely jam-pack.

Here are the lines in deep red Franklin, Tennessee. Election Wizard is reporting that Republicans currently hold a near 8,000 vote lead in ballots cast thus far in one of the single most blue counties in the nation.

Of course, that is Miami-Dade, Florida. So votes cast include vote by mail, early voting and election day voting thus far. So if Miami-Dade turns red, again, we're looking at a new political order here.

Again, it's like Baltimore County turning red. This is beyond unfathomable for Democrats in terms of what kind of devastating loss that would be.

Now, unfortunately, given this massive turnout, there are all kinds of election issues being reported here. This is from New Jersey, where it's being reported by a local affiliate of ABC News,

that all voting machines are down in each district across Mercer County. This, according to officials there, they're stating that the voters can still vote using a standard ballot.

They're polling locations, but they're clearly having issues with the equipment there. This same thing is happening in spades in the all-important Maricopa County Arizona. Take a look.

So what happens if we have two tabulators? One of the tabulators is not working. The other tabulator is taking about 75% successful. So 25% of them are being misread, and it couldn't be a printer issue, or it couldn't be the tabulator itself. So when it's misread, you have an option recorded into what's called box-free, and it gets spread, whether it goes downtown and gets spread manually, or whether it gets refended into our tabulator.

You get red. So no one's trying to deceive anybody. Of course not, not an election day. That would never happen, right? No, that would never happen.

In fact, it's even worse than that. The chairman of Maricopa County Board of Supervisors said earlier today that upwards of 20% of voting centers, 20% are having issues with their tabulators.

Now, he did say they were working to fix the issues, and they do have a backup at the issues or not fixed, and that any interruption should be minimal. But you know, gang, I mean, seriously, what do you say to this?

You literally had two freaking years to prepare. What is it with this third-world nonsense, particularly coming out of Maricopa County? It seems like every single election we got issues with Arizona just don't understand it.

But it's beyond credulity at this point. So yes, this massive turnout is not without its glitches, but that turnout is precisely what we needed, and that turnout appears to be bigger than we could have imagined for a midterm election.

That's all very, very good news, and I got some really cool stats to share with you. But first, because I got all kinds of free stuff I want to give away.

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