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We've got our friend Ryan Gurdowski joining us to break down the numbers where this race stands.

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Ryan, good to have you back, man.

Can I jump into one thing first before we do Pennsylvania, Michigan, Wisconsin?

It's your show. Is this true about Detroit?

Have you seen this floating around that Detroit's early ballots, 40% of them have already been returned for Democrats

of the number outstanding, or is this just like internet stuff?

Well, it's not, so it's not for Democrats, it's 40% return.

Michigan is one of the states that doesn't have registration by party. So we have no

idea who is turning them in whether they be Republican. But I mean, it's going to be like 80%

Democrat votes probably, right? I mean, just because it's Detroit. Probably, I mean,

if it's the city of Detroit itself, it's probably like 95%. I mean, it's close to 95%. Yeah,

it's almost monolithic the Democratic. Is that, is that, you know, suspicious or is that they've got a good ground game,

Republicans wake up, what is that? Well, I mean, in Pennsylvania, out of Pittsburgh,

Philadelphia, and Montgomery County, remember Montgomery is a very, very wealthy, white suburban

county, Democrats have a 36% turnout so

far. I mean, so it's not completely unreasonable if they would have a 40%, especially if they're

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