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Also, we know that states targeted for voter suppression tend to have enthusiastic turnout in the next election, at least if it gets any kind of attention. Wisconsin's been marinating in it since April, when a Republican judge ruled that ballots had to be in by election day, instead of postmarked by election day. (Not voter suppression in most circumstances, but here it was done very close to the election, with some people already having sent ballots that would likely not arrive by election day). Dems won that one big, mostly off of the turnout boost that the debate over the decision caused. It wouldn't be surprising if Wisconsin's turnout was up by a lot, even for this high turnout election. Same thing with Georgia.