I've uploaded Georgia presidential election data with the early/absentee votes factored into the precincts. In case you hadn't seen this from the other day, Georgia had an extraordinarily high early vote in the presidential election, but the election data that I uploaded into Dave's Redistricting did not include early votes at the precinct level.
The data only has per-precinct vote counts for poll votes, but it does include a per-precinct vote total that includes early and absentee votes. We also know that the early vote in GA was more favorable to Obama than the overall vote. So, here's how I factored the data in:
E = total early/absentee votes per precinct
P = total poll votes per precinct
M = mccain poll votes per precinct
O = obama poll votes per precinct
B = barr poll votes per precinct
M-adjust = Round(E*M/P - Min(E*M/P, E*0.0455)) + M
O-adjust = Round(E*O/P + Min(E*M/P, E*0.0455)) + O
B-adjust = Round(E*B/P) + B
Essentially, I counted the early/absentee votes in a precinct to have the same breakdown between McCain, Obama and Barr. Except, in order to account for Obama's better showing I switch 4.55% of the early votes in each precinct from McCain to Obama. This factor allows the total state vote to be very close to the actual final vote. I hope you agree that this gives a better picture of the presidential vote for the state.
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