My Dad was a solid Republican all his life.

Since his passing, he has been voting democrat.

I pretty much believe the missing votes are in the graveyard and Republican overwatch stifled their participation this time.

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Originally posted by cas:

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Originally posted by Icabod:
The rational was the districts were heavily minority.

Problem humans are human and make mistakes. Even if everyone genuinely WANTED to vote for candidate "A", someone would screw up and accidentally vote for candidate "B". And that didn't happen.

This is one of the reasons I calculated that the statistical chance of the 2020 election results being legit were essentially zero. When we were doing quantitative risk analysis on nuclear plants, our human factor analysis showed the well trained operators, under low stress scenarios, would still make errors in the single percent range. So Trump plus any other non-Dem party on the ballot should have gotten at least 1-9% in total of the “found” votes. Also, let’s not forget the write in protest votes. I think these votes really were manufactured in the truest sense of the word, as in filled out by machines. Then throw in they only appeared in those places Biden was behind and needed to win the election.

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Originally posted by Rey HRH:
If 155 million is the number, that pretty much wipes out any discrepancy in terms of the total vote count. I may update when the final final numbers are in. I like the numbers to speak for themselves. Of course, future elections and their numbers would shed further light. I’m open to none of the numbers being manufactured but the 93% participation rate is an outlier.

What’s a “93% participation rate”?

So far, voter turnout for 2024 is at 63.25%. For 2020, it was 65.99%.

University of Florida Election Lab voter turn out:

2024 - 63.35%
2020 - 65.99%
2016 - 60.12%
2012 - 58.57%
2008 - 62.17%
2004 - 60.86%
2000 - 55.28%

I figured out where the discrepancy is coming from. The University of Florida is percent of eligible voters.

I took the percentage of registered voters.