Wisconsin election number, 3.2 million voted out of 3.6 million registered voters

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Dovekin said:
This is from the PA elections website.Election day votes were Trump 2.7 m to 1.4 m for Biden 65/35%. Mail in was Biden 1.94 to .58 for Trump 80/20%. ( percentages are approximations) is that what you wanted to know?
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Election day voters were real people who had to show an ID that the were voters. PA has over 700,000 new voters and people want to know who they have and are they legal voter.

Why were the mail-in ballot voters not required to get a notary republic stamp to certify that they were indeed US citizens with a legal right to vote, that is why there is a need for recounts and the courts to get involved.

People simply want to believe that this election was fair and that the people did mail-in ballots were real people. Again Trump was ahead in PA at 1 o’clock in (Please Note: This uploaded content is no longer available.) the morning, November 4th.
 
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gam197 said:
Why were the mail-in ballot voters not required to get a notary republic stamp to certify that they were indeed US citizens with a legal right to vote, that is why there is a need for recounts and the courts to get involved.
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Every vote was matched to a registered voter. There was a bar code on the ballot materials that assured no registered voter was attached to more than one vote. That eliminates the need for a third party to judge if a person is the person voting. Provisional ballots were mostly about this, votes from people who did not have the ballot mailed out to the home address of the registered voter.

If you are questioning the registration list, that is a different issue and I wonder what you are questioning. If you are saying instead that unregistered voters voted, I have my doubts about that and will have to see what evidence there is. PA ends registrations about two weeks before an election, unlike WI for example that allows same day registration.

As a Pennsylvanian who delivered my ballot to the election office several weeks ago, I can assure you I am a real person.
 
Dovekin said:
Every vote was matched to a registered voter. There was a bar code on the ballot materials that assured no registered voter was attached to more than one vote. That eliminates the need for a third party to judge if a person is the person voting. Provisional ballots were mostly about this, votes from people who did not have the ballot mailed out to the home address of the registered voter.
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No, it does not, just because a letter is sent to someone who has an address and was a registered voter. It means nothing. There is no indication who got that ballot and who signed that ballot and that is why we always require people to vote in person. It raises questions about the authentic vote.

I wait four years to vote. I cannot vote in my state without showing an id, my driver’s license. I would be turned away if I had no identification because it is very important to identify who is claiming to be me on the voter’s list.

How can a state claim to have 1 million new voters when the population of the state did not change only marginally?
 
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gam197 said:
So where did 1 million new voters come from in Georgia. This is the first time they have allowed mail in voting and legal voters are feeling cheated.
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People registering for the first time is primary source. Kids that were 14, 15, 16, &17 in 2016 are now 18, 19, 20, & 21 in 2020.

There are people whom never voted a day in their lives but decided to registered because they were fed up with Trump.
 
RidgeSprinter said:
People registering for the first time is primary source. Kids that were 14, 15, 16, &17 in 2016 are now 18, 19, 20, & 21 in 2020.

There are people whom never voted a day in their lives but decided to registered because they were fed up with Trump.
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We know historically that kids do not vote so no is buying that 18 years old voted in mass number.

Again there are 1 million new voters in Georgia and over 700,000 new voters in PA.
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“We believe these people are thieves. The big city machines are corrupt. This was a stolen election. Best pollster in Britain wrote this morning that this clearly was a stolen election, that it’s impossible to imagine that Biden outran Obama in some of these states.
 
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gam197 said:
We know historically that kids do not vote so no is buying that 18 years old voted in mass number.

Again there are 1 million new voters in Georgia and over 700,000 new voters in PA.
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And there is a good reason for it. I gave two go two sound reasons:
RidgeSprinter said:
People registering for the first time is primary source. Kids that were 14, 15, 16, &17 in 2016 are now 18, 19, 20, & 21 in 2020.

There are people whom never voted a day in their lives but decided to registered because they were fed up with Trump.
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And the latter is backed up by this report:


And people that did not vote in 2016 voted in 2020
 
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RidgeSprinter said:
And people that did not vote in 2016 voted in 2020
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One million (1,000,000) new Georgia voters who again have never voted before. Republican only once voted in 1992. That pink means it votes republican until this year.

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In a 2019 Vogue profile titled, “Can Stacey Abrams Save American Democracy?” Abrams told the magazine that after her 2018 loss she “sat shiva for 10 days” and then she “started plotting.”

Part of that plotting consisted of her starting a voting rights organization called Fair Fight, which continued and expanded the work of the New Georgia Project she started at the end of 2013 that focused exclusively on increasing voter registration. This time, with Fair Fight, Abrams and her team focused on increasing voter participation, as well as education about elections and voter rights.

As a result of these efforts, it’s estimated that more than 800,000 new people have registered to vote in Georgia since 2018, with Abrams telling NPR that 45% of these new voters are under the age of 30 and 49% are people of color. In addition, Abrams tells NPR that she and her team were able to get rid of the “exact match” policy before the 2020 election.
 
gam197 said:
No, it does not, just because a letter is sent to someone who has an address and was a registered voter. It means nothing. There is no indication who got that ballot and who signed that ballot and that is why we always require people to vote in person.
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How do you know the in person individual is the registered one? It comes down to having an authoritative list somewhere. The voter registration list, with addresses, is as good as any. If someone has voted fraudulently, it should be investigated. As yet I have not heard any credible accusations of fraud, just suppositions based on size of turnout.

Could you add Texas to your list of outrageously large turnout? The 2.5+ million added voters this year over 2016 is as suspiciously large as GA, PA or WI.
 
ThinkingSapien said:
Abrams tells NPR that she and her team were able to get rid of the “exact match” policy before the 2020 election.
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In her run for governor in 2018, Abrams got a court to rule that the “exact match” policy was a violation of the Civil Rights Act. The court ruling only applied to one county then, but apparently it has been extended statewide. This means a probably significant number of votes had been cast in earlier election and not been counted. This year they counted. That is another cause for an increase.
 
Dovekin said:
Could you add Texas to your list of outrageously large turnout? The 2.5+ million added voters this year over 2016 is as suspiciously large as GA, PA or WI.
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They all are suspicious but there are only so many states that decide this election and these large numbers of voters who have never voted before is questionable. There is no authentication to their ballots.

Arizonia also has almost1 million new voters.

I add them all Here is Arizonia…They had a 74 vote turnout in 2016. (Please Note: This uploaded content is no longer available.)

Today in 2020 vote.

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Are you claiming that every state with high voter turnout and record new voter registration is suspicious
 
Allie1 said:
Are you claiming that every state with high voter turnout and record new voter registration is suspicious
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The state that are the deciding states need to be looked at and were these voters alive or not. that is up to the courts now.

We do not live in a banana republic. We want everyone vote to count but mail in ballot do no work because we have no way of knowing who got the ballots or who signed that ballot and that leaves too many questions. That is all I am addressing.
 
gam197 said:
The state that are the deciding states need to be looked at and were these voters alive or not.
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Why only the deciding states? Why not all of them.

Every state had high voter turnout. Every state had high new voter registration.

There is currently only a 4.1 million vote difference in the popular vote nationwide between Biden and Trump.

That itself is evidence of the exceptionally high turnout in the nation for this election.
 
Under that exact-match law, my birth certificate technically would not be proof of my identity because of a punctuation mark that appears on it that doesnt appear on some of my other documents.
 
ThinkingSapien said:
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The state that are the deciding states
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All states contribute to the decision.
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Yes they do and we probably had 50 million new Democrat voters this year with mail in ballots if you check each state increase in voter roles… We would just like to know who they are.
 
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ThinkingSapien said:
Under that exact-match law, my birth certificate technically would not be proof of my identity because of a punctuation mark that appears on it that doesnt appear on some of my other documents.
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My state requires three forms of ID including my birth certificate, marriage license(because of name change in marriage) and can’t think of third. for a driver license. I live in New England and we are pretty thorough when it comes to id’s.
 
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