Pennsylvania

I visited this morning to see if there was an evening crush of voters, but none of the polls had lines although my precinct was still getting voters every few minutes. I was pleasantly surprised to see one poll in town, a Dem area, was also still getting voters.

I did a rough estimate of my precinct. It had 1724 registered voters in 2016 and probably still a similar amount in 2020. In 2016, 1359 votes were cast for a turnout rate of 78.9%. When I stopped by around dinner time to chat with the Dem poll greeter, I asked a guy coming out what number voter he was. Turned out he worked for the county and was delivering forms so the board could nullify absentee ballots allowing the voter to vote in person. The Dem committee guy said he'd seen quite a few people coming in with their absentee ballots so they could vote in person. Before I left I asked another exiting voter what number they were as was told 900 something. I was also told there are about 38,000 total mail ballots in the county. Dividing that by the total number of precincts yields a little under 300 mail ballots/precinct.
My estimate would be roughly the same turnout as 2016 which is probably not a good sign for Rs.