With early voting numbers up across the country, a former MSNBC analyst says that if those numbers hold up, we'll know who's going to win before Election Day.
But others, like UT professor, Daron Shaw, who is also a part of the FOX News Decision Team, says not so fast.
"I would really advise people to take analysis of the early voting numbers, with a grain of salt" said Shaw.
Plus, there is another concern with the early voting numbers, that may not be able to tell us the correct results.
"If, there are a lot more early votes and they're trending one way or the other? Well, that might mean that people who traditionally vote in person are simply switching the way they vote" Shaw told KTRH, "At that point, it becomes really difficult to assess."
The bottom line is, we're going to have to wait until Election Day, and afterwards as well. But one thing Shaw says to keep our eyes on? The state of Virginia, which could be very telling.
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