AM64
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This is true, but while you see a jump in the Republican vote, you don't see a reversion to the pre-2020 level in 2024.
The D jump in 2020 didn't shock me until I saw the precipitous drop off for the Ds in 2024. That is the part that doesn't make sense.
With all the stats coming out about the two campaigns effectiveness in reaching "low participation voters" this year, the only way to have the total vote drop off is to have had a minimum 10% voter drop off from 2020.
It seems very unlikely we would have such a steady trend upward in voting throughout recent history, to then have a + 10% jump that is immediately followed by a +10% drop the very next cycle.
I've never before said that 2020 was fraudulent. Now, I am not so sure. I'm not a statistician, but I would say the odds of these numbers happening absent some intentional manipulation is very, very low.
The mail in voting was a carefully orchestrated effort by the dems in 2020 to use the pandemic for a purpose. The process completely destroyed earlier efforts to clean up voting by actually requiring verification of the voter. It was the best way for the dems to make sure their dead and other fake voters could rise from the ashes to vote again. The odds are that when there's no abnormal manipulation of events that trends trend and don't spike.