Where did the millions of voters come from, and where did they go? (Chart)

[nebula]

On 11/13/2024 at 4:06 AM, just_abc said:

Truly no offence intended.  

None taken. :-)

[Neighbor]

On 11/10/2024 at 9:43 AM, Sparks said:

Dead people always vote Democrat.  Ever notice that?

Well maybe, but by  waiting till after the vote totals were reported at Chicago in 1968  the Republicans managed to dig up enough Republican voters to push Richard Nixon over the top in 1968 after having lost in 1960 due to the vote count  at Chicago in favor of Kennedy  that were posted after the Republican territories had reported their totals.

Politics ain't bean bag!

And yes ballots get "altered" or thrown out in elections just as has happened at Pennsylvania this year. This time th Republicans managed to  get on the topside and win a US Senate seat. I know  ballots at Florida  were challenged and thrown out or changed in the Bush vs Gore election.  Finally the decision was  stop the count bush is ahead. That person will likely  now become our US attorney General.

Elections have consequences, consequences that affect the manner of how future election ballots get counted or rejected. We can expect a rehash  of how Pennsylvania, as example, accepts or rejects ballots to start  this coming year. That one is going to be one heck of a fight.

[Neighbor]

The charts bar graphs do not show the number of registered voters that did not either vote or cast a vote for president nor do they show vote totals for other candidates. At Florida other candidate votes are not even counted unless the candidate has filed a list of electors with the State. 

In 1992 Ross Perot receive at least 19,762, 000 votes. This year if had cast a write vote in for RFK Jr. It would not have been  counted at all   He did not place a list of electors with the State.

How many individuals across the USA voted for RFK Jr in spite of his dropping out?  We will never know. Some tates might count them,  but not all will.  Of those that may  count them will we see that number in a bar graph? No!

 The bar graphs are useless for determining the total number of votes cast. Or enough finding the number of actual voters refusing to cast a vote for President but voting  for other issues..

p.s. Surveys indicated that fully 34 percent of registered voters did not like either  Harris nor Trump, and were independent of any party affiliation. Did they vote at all for a presidential candidate? Where is that information on the bar graphs?

Could be that no matter who would win they would be a winning minority leader  with  as many as 66% of the voters against them!

Mandate? Don't think whoever won was going to have a MANDATE.

[just_abc]

13 hours ago, Neighbor said:

The charts bar graphs do not show the number of registered voters that did not either vote or cast a vote for president nor do they show vote totals for other candidates. 

hi

I am not sure if it is comprehensive or not.. but link below has data tables with info on number of votes (so far).. for some different candidates.. state by state?  (Please note the tables might take a few seconds to load properly? )   Also might need to refresh at a later time / date for more updated info.. 

https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cvglg3klrpzo

I hope this helps.

Thanks.

:)

Edited November 25, 2024 by just_abc

[Sparks]

12 hours ago, just_abc said:

hi

I am not sure if it is comprehensive or not.. but link below has data tables with info on number of votes (so far).. for some different candidates.. state by state?  (Please note the tables might take a few seconds to load properly? )   Also might need to refresh at a later time / date for more updated info.. 

https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cvglg3klrpzo

I hope this helps.

Thanks.

:)

It would be nice to see how many dead voters, voted Democrat, despite being dead or how many registered voters there were, versus how many more voted like a 145% turn out where the turn out is typically 18%. 

[Patticats]

Trump won the Electoral Vote and Popular Vote! 

[Debp]

2 hours ago, Patticats said:

Trump won the Electoral Vote and Popular Vote! 

And by a landslide! 

Shows there are still some people in the country that see the foolishness going on.

[Neighbor]

On 11/25/2024 at 5:27 PM, Debp said:

And by a landslide! 

Shows there are still some people in the country that see the foolishness going on.

Landslide? Neither of the duopoly candidates reached 50% of the total vote!

Kamala Harris has 48.3% of the popular vote, Donald Trump has  49.9% That is just 1.6 % more for Trump than the other duopoly candidate.

36% of the eligible voters did not cast a vote for USA president in 2024. That is about 90,000,000 individuals that decided  not to even vote  Only 64% of those that could vote even bothered to vote for either one.

[Rick-Parker]

There are conservative/Republican States and then there are liberal/Democrat large cities. If you look at the electoral map, it is all red except for the large cities on the coasts and the small States of the coastal North. That is why the Electoral College is so important. To keep the large cities from telling the rest of the Country how to live.

[missmuffet]

3 hours ago, Rick-Parker said:

There are conservative/Republican States and then there are liberal/Democrat large cities. If you look at the electoral map, it is all red except for the large cities on the coasts and the small States of the coastal North. That is why the Electoral College is so important. To keep the large cities from telling the rest of the Country how to live.

The State I live in is one of the most liberal.