Sop ya bia beautiful bastards.

Don't be having a fantastic Tuesday.

Welcome back to the Philip DeFranco show

and a little note before we get started.

With today being the midterms, I want to make sure everyone on staff,

including my poor, poor editing team,

had time to vote.

And actually, on that note, the first thing that I wanted to talk about today is vote and where we'll start here is early voting because wow people have shown up

reportedly 36 million Americans voted early and reportedly that is 8.8 million more than what we saw in 2014.

Also, we've seen numbers coming out saying that early voting in Texas, Nevada,

and Arizona have already surpassed a total turnout from the last midterm election.

But also it's important to know that as of right now all early votes aren't counted yet.

So this might be true for other states, some even predicting that it will be for all the states.

Also we've seen predictions around total voter turnout being around 105.5 million.

And while that would be close to just 45% of the voting eligible population,

that would also be a massive increase compared to 2014.

In 2014, we only saw 82 million people vote.

And because the numbers are so high, this is not a normal election.

Pre-election polls could be completely off.

Also, if you're not part of the at least 36 million people who voted early,

you still want to vote today.

Here's how you can.

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