@KellyJay saidMight want to wait until all the votes are counted; there's probably close to 10 million left - mostly on the West Coast.
Has anyone looked at the popular vote totals for President for the last few elections?
2024: 143.4 million
2020: 155.5 million
2016: 128.8 million
2012: 126.8 million
2008: 129.4 million
2004: 121.0 million
2000: 101.5 million
1996: 86.6 million
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@no1marauder saidThat would not surprise me. With all those votes harvested, I wonder what the percentage will be between Republicans and Democrats.
Might want to wait until all the votes are counted; there's probably close to 10 million left - mostly on the West Coast.
@no1marauder saidIf they strive for voter integrity and it turns out the number of people voting is dramatically less, what will you think? Voter suppression or there has been some illegal votes taking place?
Might want to wait until all the votes are counted; there's probably close to 10 million left - mostly on the West Coast.
@KellyJay saidThe final data will probably be close to 2020 but even if it isn't, neither.
If they strive for voter integrity and it turns out the number of people voting is dramatically less, what will you think? Voter suppression or there has been some illegal votes taking place?
@KellyJay saidLord, don't mention that!! Sonhouse will get on it like white on rice, we will hear his un-based findings for years.
If they strive for voter integrity and it turns out the number of people voting is dramatically less, what will you think? Voter suppression or there has been some illegal votes taking place?
@no1marauder saidYou are consistent.
The final data will probably be close to 2020 but even if it isn't, neither.