66-34 fail! Kind of surprised at the margin. My ex-mayor Faulconer finished in 4th, I think, with an anemic 9%.
The recall ballot could be a 2-parter -- Should the Governor (or another officer) be recalled? If the recall is successful, should the State of California conduct a special election to fill the vacancy? If the result is yes on part one and no on part two, then the succession laws in place would be followed.
Here's a study of a stark contrast in voter/voting behavior: https://www.mynevadacounty.com/DocumentCenter/View/40158/Cumulative-Results-9-14-2021-09-57-59-PM Absentee: YES - 39.74%, NO - 60.26% Election Day: YES - 77.32%, NO - 22.68% Early Voting: YES - 68.01%, NO - 31.99%
Really interesting (as are the actual numbers). Here in northern VA, we're seeing that the Dems win big in both absentee & early voting, and the GOP wins big on Election day.
Rick Wilson tweets all the time about how this was the other way around in FLA not long ago. And I can tell you that in NC in the 90s, the GOPs were stronger before election day and the Dems stronger on election day. I'm pretty sure that hasn't changed, but I did some things in the 90s that gave me that level of inside info.
In the past election cycle the Republicans negated one of their political strengths in FL by denigrating early voting.