Despite Joe Biden consistently polling ahead of Donald Trump, most people I know have not yet allowed themselves to indulge the possibility that Trump may indeed be a one-term president. But there’s more reason to be cautiously optimistic about next month’s election results for those hoping to defeat Trump: So far, the majority of mail-in ballots are coming from Democratic-leaning districts in key battleground states like Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, North Carolina, and Florida.\n
a Democratic stronghold in Wisconsin—have sent in 10 percent more ballots than voters in other counties in the state, and the number of ballots from the county amount to more than 36 percent of the county’s final vote tally in 2016. Early ballot return data has also shown high
turnout in blue cities like Pittsburg, Chapel Hill, and Tampa, which are all nestled in red states or purple states.are returning their requested mail-in ballots at much lower rates
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