Current Events > If my maths right the difference in the battleground states is about 600 K total

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And it currently looks like about 10 million less people voted this year compared to 2024

10 million less? I was counting 20 million.... either way, ooof

Yeah, I *roughly* got the same math....

Trump flipped some voters, across the board but he did not flip legions.....

Rather a good number of millions that voted Biden last time just did not vote....

Vivaldi7 posted...

Yeah, I *roughly* got the same math....

Trump flipped some voters, across the board but he did not flip legions.....

Rather a good number of millions that voted Biden last time just did not vote....

Covid was a huge motivator last time.

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10 was my low ball i was trying to account for the rest of Californias votes that hadnt been counted.

the number is actually like 15 right now.

Youre not getting the whole picture. Look at the seven battleground states. Every single one are on pace to either have near the same number of voters as 2020 or, in Georgias case, a significant increase in voters.

That means states that were thought to be locks from the onset are the ones where the majority of people who voted last time didnt. The only states that were even remotely close to being an outlier was Virginia and New Hampshire.

swagtile posted...

Youre not getting the whole picture. Look at the seven battleground states. Every single one are on pace to either have near the same number of voters as 2020 or, in Georgias case, a significant increase in voters.

That means states that were thought to be locks from the onset are the ones where the majority of people who voted last time didnt. The only states that were even remotely close to being an outlier was Virginia and New Hampshire.

I mean yes.

but were talking 100k a state.

thats such a negligible number

especially in a state like North Carolina, where population been skyrocketing

It was rigged