Hey, welcome to Crossroads.

Folks, while the official numbers are not quite in yet for the elections, you know,

we have to wait until November, early voting is actually already coming in.

It's happening in a lot of states.

Now, many states are already opened up for early voting is actually already coming in. It's happening in a lot of states. Now, many states are

already opened up for early voting and actually a lot of votes are coming in. Data right now

and around 780,000 votes is already available and it could give us a picture of how Americans are

deciding the next president. Now some of the initial analysis is from the University of

Florida's election lab. Let me show you what they're saying so far. This is their data. It says

election statistics total early votes, 787,000 for people voted in person voted so far and noted

that these are in-person early

votes and that's a 281,221 are mail-in ballots returned so people going in

are voting people are also doing mail-in belts I'm sorry this is a the in-person

is 281,000 the mail-in ballots return so far as 505,783. Mail-in ballots requested,

and this is the big one, because this shows how many people are going to use mail-in ballots,

presumably. 45,669,049, they've requested, again, over 45 million mail-in ballots so far now

this is last updated this morning around 1007 a.m. Eastern time now so far we're not

really seeing which people which person people are voting for just yet

technically the data we can go by, though, right,

is just based on kind of party affiliation. We don't know for sure if these votes are Trump

or if they're for Kamala, but we do know which party the votes are coming from. Now, so far,

it looks like most early voting is being done by Democrats.

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