The only problem I have with these numbers, Perot, is that they are national. The bulk of the elections are based upon local demographics at the District and State level, and the majority of those numbers are locked in amber by demographics and gerrymandering. That leaves, as you have noted elsewhere, only a few swing possibilities. Now THOSE figures I would find very interesting.
It's also true that while it has been encouraged, most Democrats aren't explicitly addressing the abortion issue in speeches and rallies. They may attack the Court and its radical rulings, but not specifically the abortion issue itself, so it is hard to say what impact it will ultimately have.
I did find the turnout in early voting in Georgia interesting, though. Not sure of its impact, either, but I've seen plenty of too-early opinions floating around. My personal take is that a lot of people who would have voted by mail have switched to early voting - a trend across the country.
