Early Vote Totals

Day 12: Friday November 4:

Calhoun:

Registered Voters: 12,874

# In Person on 11/04/22: 334

Cumulative In-Person Voters: 2,864

Cumulative % In-Person: 22.25%

Cumulative By Mail Voters: 213

Cumulative In-Person & Mail Voters: 3,077

Cumulative % Early Voting: 23.9%

Statewide:

Registered Voters: 17,672,143 (17.6m)

# In Person on 11/04/22: 701,850

Cumulative In-Person Voters: 5,157,885 (5.15m)

Cumulative % In-Person: 29.19%

Cumulative By Mail Voters: 320,406

Cumulative In-Person & Mail Voters: 5,478,291 (5.47m)

Cumulative % Early Voting: 31.0%

This is below both 2020 and 2018 levels.

Day 18: Friday October 30:

Calhoun:

Registered Voters: 13,080

# In Person on 10/30/20: 324

Cumulative In-Person Voters: 4,875

Cumulative % In-Person: 37.27%

Cumulative By Mail Voters: 716

Cumulative In-Person & Mail Voters: 5,591

Cumulative % Early Voting: 42.74%

Statewide:

Registered Voters: 16,955,519 (16.9m)

# In Person on 10/30/20: 618,544

Cumulative In-Person Voters: 8,764,385 (8.76m)

Cumulative % In-Person: 51.69%

Cumulative By Mail Voters: 937,878

Cumulative In-Person & Mail Voters: 9,702,263 (9.7m)

Cumulative % Early Voting: 57.22%

In 2018 total there was 6,119 voters in Calhoun and 8,371,655 in Texas. United States total was 118,581,921.

In 2020 total there was 7,856 in Calhoun and 11,350,000 in Texas. United States total was 159,738,337.

Nationwide we are seeing record early vote turnout and some states are still doing early vote.

Total Early Votes: 38,919,439 • In-Person Early Votes: 17,459,787 • Mail Ballots Returned: 21,459,652 • Mail Ballots Requested: 57,844,166

For more info: https://www.calhountxdemocrats.org/2022-general-election-data

Early Voting & Where We Stand

If you are curious about Early Voting turnout not just for our county but also statewide or nationwide please check out the following.

Nationwide:

https://rpubs.com/ElectProject/early_vote_2022

Total Early Votes: 15,568,801 (15.5m)

In-Person Early Votes: 5,207,152 (5.2m)

Mail Ballots Returned: 10,361,649 (10.3m)

Mail Ballots Requested: 55,808,607 (55.8m)

By Party:

Reporting states with party registration data: AR, AZ, CA, CO, CT, FL, IA, ID, KS, LA, MD, ME, NC, NE, NJ, NM, OK, OR, PA, SD, UT, WV

Democrat: 3,853,517 (3.8m) - 47.1%

Republican: 2,588,148 (2.5m) - 31.7%

None/Minor: 1,733,167 (1.7m) - 21.2%

TOTAL: 8,174,832 (8.1) - 100.0%

Total Voted by Age:

Reporting states with age data: CT, GA, KS, LA, MI, NC, PA

18-25: 132,075 - 3.4%

26-40: 295,041 - 7.7%

41-65: 1,430,692 (1.4m) - 37.4%

Over 65: 1,970,584 (1.9m) - 51.5%

TOTAL: 3,828,392 (3.8m) - 100.0%

Total Voted by Gender:

Reporting states with gender data: GA, KS, LA, MI, NC

Female: 1,734,067 (1.7m) - 54.4%

Male: 1,419,307 (1.4m) - 44.5%

Unknown: 34,954 - 1.1%

TOTAL: 3,188,328 (3.1m) - 100.0%

Total Voted by Race and Hispanic Ethnicity

Reporting states with race and Hispanic ethnicity data: GA, LA, NC, SC

Non-Hisp White: 1,435,881 (1.4m) - 64.4%

Non-Hisp Black: 574,398 - 25.8%

Hispanic: 28,832 - 1.3%

Non-Hisp Asian American: 27,266 - 1.2%

Non-Hisp Native American: 5,934 - 0.3%

Other/Multiple/Unknown: 158,323 - 7.1%

TOTAL: 2,230,634 (2.2m) - 100.0%

In-Person Early by Party Registration

Reporting states with party registration data: AR, CO, FL, KS, LA, NC, NM, UT

Democrat: 438,772 - 35.9%

Republican: 430,515 - 35.3%

None/Minor: 351,339 - 28.8%

TOTAL: 1,220,626 (1.2m) - 100.0%

Returned Mail Ballots by Party Registration

Reporting states with party registration data: AR, AZ, CA, CO, CT, FL, IA, ID, KS, LA, MD, ME, NC, NE, NJ, NM, OK, OR, PA, SD, UT, WV

Party Returned Freq. Requested Return Rate

Democrat: 3,349,683 (3.3m) 49.2% 18,088,787 18.5%

Republican: 2,095,782 (2.09) 30.8% 11,306,844 18.5%

None/Minor: 1,361,734 (1.3m) 20.0% 12,745,438 10.7%

TOTAL: 6,807,199 (6.8m) 100.0% 42,141,069 (42.1m) 16.2%

Returned Mail Ballots by Age

Reporting states with age data: CT, GA, KS, LA, MI, NC, PA

Age Returned Freq. Requested Return Rate

18-25: 67,402 3.5% 264,127 25.5%

26-40: 138,143 7.2% 440,107 31.4%

41-65: 576,800 30.0% 1,303,791 (1.3m) 44.2%

Over 65: 1,139,799 (1.1m) 59.3% 1,932,012 (1.9m) 59.0%

TOTAL: 1,922,144 (1.9m) 100.0% 3,940,037 (3.9m) 48.8%

Returned Mail Ballots by Gender

Reporting states with gender data: GA, KS, LA, MI, NC

Gender Returned Freq. Requested Return Rate

Female: 638,112 56.4% 1,410,250 (1.4m) 45.2%

Male: 488,696 43.2% 1,025,783 (1.0m) 47.6%

TOTAL: 1,131,765 (1.1m) 100.0% 2,456,457 (2.4m) 24.3%

TOTAL: 1,131,765 (1.1m) 100.0% 2,456,457 (2.4m) 46.1%

Returned Mail Ballots by Race and Hispanic Ethnicity

Reporting states with race and Hispanic ethnicity data: GA, LA, NC, SC

Race/Ethnicity Returned Freq. Requested Return Rate

Non-Hisp White: 142,250 63.5% 347,407 40.9%

Non-Hisp Black: 57,296 25.6% 129,573 44.2%

Hispanic: 3,116 1.4% 10,856 28.7%

Non-Hisp Asian American: 4,591 2.1% 15,542 29.5%

Non-Hisp Native American: 546 0.2% 1,690 32.3%

Other/Multiple/Unknown: 16,117 7.2% 48,907 33.0%

TOTAL: 223,916 100.0% 553,975 40.4%

Calhoun County & Texas:

1. Go to: https://earlyvoting.texas-election.com/Elections/getElectionDetails.do

2. Select the election you want: 2022 November 8th General Election

3. Choose the far left drop down: Unofficial Early Voting Turnout by Date

Day 1: Monday October 24:

Calhoun:

Registered Voters: 12,874

# In Person on 10/24/22: 373

Cumulative In-Person Voters: 373

Cumulative % In-Person: 2.9%

Cumulative By Mail Voters: 139

Cumulative In-Person & Mail Voters: 512

Cumulative % Early Voting: 3.98%

Statewide:

Registered Voters: 17,672,143 (17.6m)

# In Person on 10/24/22: 476,011

Cumulative In-Person Voters: 476,011

Cumulative % In-Person: 2.69%

Cumulative By Mail Voters: 164,922

Cumulative In-Person & Mail Voters: 641,096

Cumulative % Early Voting: 3.63%

Day 2: Tuesday October 25:

Calhoun:

Registered Voters: 12,874

# In Person on 10/25/22: 358

Cumulative In-Person Voters: 731

Cumulative % In-Person: 5.68%

Cumulative By Mail Voters: 144

Cumulative In-Person & Mail Voters: 875

Cumulative % Early Voting: 6.8%

Statewide:

Registered Voters: 17,672,143 (17.6m)

# In Person on 10/25/22: 479,531

Cumulative In-Person Voters: 955,704

Cumulative % In-Person: 5.41%

Cumulative By Mail Voters: 176,357

Cumulative In-Person & Mail Voters: 1,132,061 (1.1m)

Cumulative % Early Voting: 6.41%

Day 3: Wednesday October 26:

Calhoun:

Registered Voters: 12,874

# In Person on 10/26/22: 270

Cumulative In-Person Voters: 1,101

Cumulative % In-Person: 7.78%

Cumulative By Mail Voters: 153

Cumulative In-Person & Mail Voters: 1,154

Cumulative % Early Voting: 8.96%

Statewide:

Registered Voters: 17,672,143 (17.6m)

# In Person on 10/26/22: 446,258

Cumulative In-Person Voters: 1,401,961 (1.4m)

Cumulative % In-Person: 7.93%

Cumulative By Mail Voters: 194,045

Cumulative In-Person & Mail Voters: 1,596,006 (1.59m)

Cumulative % Early Voting: 9.03%

Day 3: Thursday October 27:

Calhoun:

Registered Voters: 12,874

# In Person on 10/27/22: 288

Cumulative In-Person Voters: 1,289

Cumulative % In-Person: 10.1%

Cumulative By Mail Voters: 170

Cumulative In-Person & Mail Voters: 1,459

Cumulative % Early Voting: 11.33%

Statewide:

Registered Voters: 17,672,143 (17.6m)

# In Person on 10/27/22: 373,824

Cumulative In-Person Voters: 1,790,128 (1.79m)

Cumulative % In-Person: 10.13%

Cumulative By Mail Voters: 215,307

Cumulative In-Person & Mail Voters: 2,005,435 (2.0m)

Cumulative % Early Voting: 11.35%

Our ads

These are ads that will be our local newspapers.

The Dolphin

Democrat ad - The Dolphin

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The Victoria Advocate for Sunday 10/23 and Sunday 11/6 and an email blast to their 20,000 subscribers.

Victoria Advocate ad

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Download PDF • 921KB

The Port Lavaca Wave for Wednesday 10/26 and Wednesday 10/2

PROOF 102622 DEMOCRAT PARTY 4X4.5

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Download PDF • 593KB

The ads are based off this that I put together in Adobe Acrobat and they edited it to fit their printers. I'm quite happy with all of them.

I guess I need to learn how to use photoshop or a program similar to it. lol

Other counties focused on billboards and I focused on newspaper ads. Would've love to have the kind of money and tech to put together a tv ad but that is beyond us. So let's take pride in our newspaper ads. I am.