The Red Wave

[alfsauve]

Don't know the accuracy.  Will look for confirmation later, but I think it's pretty spot on.  Rep v Dem by county/parrish

Evidently the elite think the red on this map reflects the uneducated, low-information, deplorable, unwashed and degenerate garbage of people that make up the United States.  Wore red to vote, btw.  (Thankyou Gad Saad for the link to this map)

[Jim Kennedy-ar154me]

The change in California from 2020 is really amazing. Trump didn't win the state but the percentage of counties that did vote for him was WAY UP!

[alfsauve]

The change in California from 2020 is really amazing. Trump didn't win the state but the percentage of counties that did vote for him was WAY UP!

I think that happened in many states.   Obviously here in GA.

[alfsauve]

Election Percentages

I knew that last year, GA and the US as a whole had a participation rate of 66% which was an all time high, at least in the last 100 years or so.  With all that was riding on this election according to both sides.  With the push to get people to vote, the percentage actually FELL this election.  Somewhere in the 62% range. 

Of course Nevada still has Milton, locked away with his Red Swingline in the basement of the capital hand counting every single ballot one at a time while filling out TPS forms)

Don't you find that just amazing?  62%.  Less than 2020.   My precinct is pretty active with 88% of registered voters. 

A COUPLE OF THINGS

There are TWO different election participation numbers running around.  Most states report and the easiest to compute is the PERCENT of REGISTERED VOTERS.
However, there will always be a certain number of people on the rolls that shouldn't be.  Nothing nefarious, just a timing and data issue.   People die.  People relocate and it takes time to accumulate this data and enter it in the voter registration rolls.

SO:  The U of Florida's Election Lab measures voter participation based on ELIGABLE voters as a base.  They perform some hocus-pocus, black magic and statistical analysis to figure out what that number should be.  Basically it's the over 18 population minus non-citizens and felons.  They also count, for the numerator, all ballots submitted, while most states use the total number of votes for President.   Just thought you'd like to know why some numbers differ


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