Per the Colorado Secretary of State’s office, 924,735 ballots have been returned in Colorado as of Monday, October 19. As you can see from the chart below, registered Democrats continue to outpace both Unaffiliated and Republican voters.
For comparison, a total of 2,855,960 ballots were cast in 2016. In the 2018 mid-term election, 2,566,784 total ballots were cast in Colorado.
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I'm sure the Rs will close the gap in turnout (somewhat) on election day, but it has got to make GOTV efforts easier in Colorado and nationally for D's if most of your voters have already voted. You can focus your GOTV on a much smaller group of remaining procrastinators.
Remember the Good Old Days when the Colorado GOP voted early? Now their cult leader told them to wait until Election Day. So they do.
I am impressed with how many people have voted in Texas.