In the USA, there are 133 million voters... Add up 74 million and 80 million... (employment, impeachment)

[beach43ofus]

Even if there are 153M registered voters, there were 154M votes cast.

I realize there's population growth, but even with the growth factored into the equation, the turnout levels would have to be the highest ever to get to 154M votes cast.

I agree with the OP to some extent, it doesn't seem probable, even using the 153M registered voters figure PLUS the growth.

There was extensive fraud....47% of Americans agree with me, so I'm not alone.

[Junebug1967]

Originally Posted by beach43ofus

Even if there are 153M registered voters, there were 154M votes cast.

I realize there's population growth, but even with the growth factored into the equation, the turnout levels would have to be the highest ever to get to 154M votes cast.

I agree with the OP to some extent, it doesn't seem probable, even using the 153M registered voters figure PLUS the growth.

There was extensive fraud....47% of Americans agree with me, so I'm not alone.

You are not including the massive push for same day, same week and same month new voter registrations. The new total for registered voters is likely much more than 153 million now. It's not rocket science. This year was the biggest push for new legal voters ever.

[burdell]

Originally Posted by BentBow

You do the math....
133 million registered voters in the USA

80 million vote for Biden
74 million votes for Trump
So, 154 million votes were cast.....

There seems to be a discrepancy

24 million more votes cast, than there are registered voters.

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I did, it seems to say 0 responses showing the source(s) of your numbers.

[Mathguy]

Originally Posted by Sumerian_Summer

And where did you get that figure from?
Back in 2018 there were only 153 million registered voters, see link:
https://www.statista.com/statistics/...united-states/

I find it hard to believe that nearly 50 million people registered to vote in less than 2 years.

Regardless, Presidential election years have more registered voters.

From your own source.

2016: 157.6mil registered (People were fired up on both sides this year so I have no doubt that number is much higher but no point arguing if its 170 or 190 or 200 etc.)

2020 election votes: 81.3 + 71.2 = 152.5mil

[saltine]

Originally Posted by Mathguy

Maybe you just need to believe harder no matter what the numbers say?

https://www.quora.com/If-I-believe-h...rsal-a-reality

Media yap and thought police tell me all i need to know

[AfriqueNY]

Originally Posted by beach43ofus

Even if there are 153M registered voters, there were 154M votes cast.

I realize there's population growth, but even with the growth factored into the equation, the turnout levels would have to be the highest ever to get to 154M votes cast.

I agree with the OP to some extent, it doesn't seem probable, even using the 153M registered voters figure PLUS the growth.

There was extensive fraud....47% of Americans agree with me, so I'm not alone.

Sore losers are never alone.

[ditchlights]

Originally Posted by AfriqueNY

Sore losers are never alone.

Very true. The last four years of temper tantrums from the left proved that without a doubt.

[Genz]

Originally Posted by beach43ofus

Even if there are 153M registered voters, there were 154M votes cast.

I realize there's population growth, but even with the growth factored into the equation, the turnout levels would have to be the highest ever to get to 154M votes cast.

I agree with the OP to some extent, it doesn't seem probable, even using the 153M registered voters figure PLUS the growth.

There was extensive fraud....47% of Americans agree with me, so I'm not alone.

What is the source? I say 97% of America agrees there was no fraud. If you really believe half of all Americans believe what you said then most people are then highly susceptible to misinformation and propaganda but I'm not buying that figure.

[MAGAalot]

Originally Posted by Genz

What is the source? I say 97% of America agrees there was no fraud. If you really believe half of all Americans believe what you said then most people are then highly susceptible to misinformation and propaganda but I'm not buying that figure.

Seven in 10 Republicans in a Monmouth University poll said they believed that Biden only won the election because of "voter fraud." (Overall, 60% of those surveyed said Biden won "fair and square.")
https://www.monmouth.edu/polling-ins...us_111820.pdf/

52% of Republicans in a Reuters-Ipsos national poll said that Trump had "rightfully won" the election while less than 3 in 10 (29%) said Biden had won.
https://www.reuters.com/article/us-u...-idUSKBN27Y1AJ

[BentBow]

Originally Posted by Sumerian_Summer

Where did you get that figure from?

https://worldpopulationreview.com/st...oters-by-state

debate it?


Remember this?
https://100percentfedup.com/breaking...st-two-states/


The guy sued and had millions removed from voter roles. This is just one of many lawsuits he won.