The number of voters who cast early ballots in this year's primary elections increased 50% over the 2006 midterm, a USA TODAY review of key states shows, the latest uptick in a trend that is reshaping political campaigns.
Nearly 6 million people took part in early voting during this year's primary elections in the 13 states reviewed, including California, Florida and Texas. That's up from just over 4 million voters in those same states during the 2006 primary election.
All that money the DNC and its enablers reserved for a final push is having a lesser and lesser audience by the day. It is to laugh.
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