1 ft 3 /s = 448.8325660485 US gallons per minute
or
1 cubic foot ~= 449 US gallons per minute
All you R coders, see here for more on the USGS dataRetrieval package.
Some data I extracted from the 11/09/2023 state matchback is below. Many challenged ballots won't be 'cured' by November 27th. For example, ~11K "Signature Does Not Match" voters may well be 'disenfranchised' this election. This happens every election. Please check your ballot status at: https://voter.votewa.gov . If your ballot is rejected, please follow your local election department instructions and check https://voter.votewa.gov to make sure your ballot was 'cured' by Nov. 27, 2023 (certification). All this data is current as of 11/09/2023. This data will change as ballot tabulation and ballot challenges increase. Some links for more election information is posted far below. The R 3.4 code I wrote for this is here.
Are we being deluged by big bucks Californians? Selling their Bay Area homes for bank to come buy their escape from California in Whatcom County? Well...maybe not quite. But the surging property market in Whatcom County might allow you to think so inspired by articles like this on those leaving California: https://www.abc10.com/article/news/local/california/653000-people-leave-california/103-f3c88956-791a-43ca-bc8f-bcbaa76cf790 This next Census article refers to recent updates on state migration patterns: https://www.census.gov/data/tables/time-series/demo/geographic-mobility/state-to-state-migration.html
10/31/2020 without comment below. Two more matchbacks are returned before results tonight and Tuesday night, although the matchbacks will continue to certification.
For 10/30/2020, over 3.15M ballots are returned in WA with 37,696 challenged. Almost 24,863 of these challenges are signature not matching . Another 5,141 are missing signatures. Voters should visit https://voter.votewa.gov and check their ballot status. For ballot status other than "Accepted", voters may want to contact or visit their county election department websites found at https://www.sos.wa.gov/elections/auditors.
For turnout, please see https://www.sos.wa.gov/elections/research/ballot-return-statistics.aspx 10.1 % or 318,444 of all returned ballots were by voters who last voted in 2018 or earlier. 251,000 of all returned ballots were by voters whose 'LastVoted' field is "NA". These numbers suggest an increasing number of 'first time' and 'low propensity' voters in this very high turnout election. And that's significant since it suggests that by Tuesday this group may well be 20% or more of the electorate:
round((318444 + 251000) / 3155177,3) * 100 =
18 percent of returned ballots are potentially from 'low propensity' or 'first time' voters.
For 10/29/2020, over 2.95M ballots are returned in WA with 35,658 challenged. Almost 22,973 of these challenges are signature not matching . Another ~5K are missing signatures. Voters should visit https://voter.votewa.gov and check their ballot status. For ballot status other than "Accepted", voters may want to contact or visit their county election department websites found at https://www.sos.wa.gov/elections/auditors.
King county leads the the top five counties in turnout percentage at 62.8% Please see https://www.sos.wa.gov/elections/research/ballot-return-statistics.aspx 9.6% of all returned ballots were by voters who last voted in 2018 or earlier. 223,315 of all returned ballots were by voters whose 'LastVoted' field is "NA". These numbers suggest an increasing number of 'first time' and 'low propensity' voters in this very high turnout election. General election return ballot data can be found: https://www.sos.wa.gov/elections/research/2020-general-election.aspx .
For 10/28/2020, over 2.75M ballots are returned in WA with 34,217 challenged. Almost 21,563 of these challenges are signature not matching . Another ~5K are missing signatures. Voters should visit https://voter.votewa.gov and check their ballot status. For ballot status other than "Accepted", voters may want to contact or visit their county election department websites found at https://www.sos.wa.gov/elections/auditors.
King county leads the the top five counties in turnout percentage at 56.3% Please See https://www.sos.wa.gov/elections/research/ballot-return-statistics.aspx 9.2% of all returned ballots were by voters who last voted in 2018 or earlier. 197,407 of all returned ballots were by voters whose 'LastVoted' field is "NA". These numbers suggest an increasing number of 'first time' and 'low propensity' voters in this very high turnout election. General election return ballot data can be found: https://www.sos.wa.gov/elections/research/2020-general-election.aspx .
Based on past elections performances, a reasonable prediction for total votes would be 250K for the next two days then ~400K/day for the next 5 days. However, such a prediction would result in 5.25M returned ballots. Current total voters for this election are 4,866,924 although registrations will continue through election.