I am sure that around the country there were a lot of counties with more votes than registered voters. Nation wide, supposedly 94% of registered voters voted. Over 100% of the voters that were registered in 2018. When you subtract the registrations that Judicial Watch has already cleaned, it is near or above 100% of registered voters in 2020. The msm/shills use the number of people over 18 to obscure this fact. Even so, the democrats exceeded that number in a lot of counties.
They say about 67% of people over 18 voted. But leave out that only 69% of people over 18 are registered to vote (2022 data for the 69%, a record). Then you subtract all the fake registrations and you have more votes than real registered voters. Nationwide. And about 14% of people in the US are not citizens (almost all are over 18) and I think that number is a bit low.
I am sure that around the country there were a lot of counties with more votes than registered voters. Nation wide, supposedly 94% of registered voters voted. Over 100% of the voters that were registered in 2018. When you subtract the registrations that Judicial Watch has already cleaned, it is near or above 100% of registered voters in 2020. The msm/shills use the number of people over 18 to obscure this fact. Even so, the democrats exceeded that number in a lot of counties.
Wayne County in Michigan. And it was enough to swing Michigan to Biden.
Serious question, how does using the number of people over 18 obscure it?
I know approximately 30-50% of 18-24 year olds would even vote on majority of elections.
So we are at 100% for above that demographic? And then they include it to water down the 100%?
They say about 67% of people over 18 voted. But leave out that only 69% of people over 18 are registered to vote (2022 data for the 69%, a record). Then you subtract all the fake registrations and you have more votes than real registered voters. Nationwide. And about 14% of people in the US are not citizens (almost all are over 18) and I think that number is a bit low.
Oh wow! Crazy