Smart Elections Report on Drop-Off Ballots Just Released! [View all]

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Last edited Wed Dec 18, 2024, 12:57 AM - Edit history (1)

Quite frankly, there was so much juicy stuff to snip I had a problem deciding where to take my excerpt.

You will not knock this off in one night. This is some heavy duty reading.

Methodology is discussed and there are plenty of charts and graphs to help you visually understand. It's an amaziing job: one that supports suspicions that this election may have been manipulated.

Smart Elections wants us to share this report, so if you read it and it makes sense to you, feel free to send this link far and wide.

https://smartelections.substack.com/p/the-press-release?r=em94l&utm_medium=ios&triedRedirect=true

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Republicans have also taken note of the drop-off figures, wondering conversely why the large Republican vote for president is somehow not reflected in their Senate and other down-ballot races.

Number of Votes Involved is Larger Than Margin of Victory
The number of votes contained in these drop-off margins are startling. In five of the six swing states that are included in the analysis, the margin of drop-off votes is greater than the margin of victory.

Arizona

Drop-off margin = 267,956

Margin of victory = 187,382

Drop-off is 80,574 votes more than the margin of victory

Michigan

Drop-off margin = 99,109

Margin of victory = 80,103

Drop-off is 19,006 votes more than the margin of victory

Nevada

Drop-off margin = 70,067

Margin of victory = 46,008

Drop-off is 24,059 votes more than the margin of victory

North Carolina

Drop-off margin = 341,949

Margin of victory = 183,047

Drop-off is 158,902 votes more than the margin of victory

Wisconsin

Drop-off margin = 58,178

Margin of victory = 29,397

Drop-off is 28,781 votes more than the margin of victory

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