200,000 more votes than voters in PA

It dont matter those who voted for Biden are like this as well as SCOTUS.

Here's what happened when it got to the SCOTUS

a reply to: rounda

Oh no ! What is the Left going to do ? This would be a good time for an R.V. suicide bomber to attack in the middle of Nashville , TN .

Oh wait .

A full independent audit of all special flower deliveries to cemeteries is warranted to determine who some of the "Ghost" voters were 😃 (focus on Halloween deliveries)

I wonder how many extra voters were living in New York nursing homes ? 😎

a reply to: rounda

President Trump confirmed the huge PA "error", about 5 hours ago.

twitter.com...

originally posted by: xuenchen
I wonder how many extra voters were living in New York nursing homes ? 😎

Cuomo got their signature on a blank ballot before he killed them.

a reply to: nataylor

And in 2016 around 157,000,000 people registered to vote.

Now it's 240,000,000 ? Man the Clems sure nailed the predictions
of massive voter turn out.

We'll soon know how many differential provisional and exclusionary same day ballots were tabbed and calculated 😃

originally posted by: carsforkids
a reply to: nataylor

And in 2016 around 157,000,000 people registered to vote.

Right. So how do you think there were only 133 million registered voters in 2020, as you posted.

originally posted by: rounda
www.repdiamond.com...’t-Add-Up,-Certification-of-Presidential-Results-Premature-and-In-Erro r

PA Lawmakers: Numbers Don’t Add Up, Certification of Presidential Results Premature and In Error

A comparison of official county election results to the total number of voters who voted on November 3, 2020 as recorded by the Department of State shows that 6,962,607 total ballots were reported as being cast, while DoS/SURE system records indicate that only 6,760,230 total voters actually voted. Among the 6,962,607 total ballots cast, 6,931,060 total votes were counted in the presidential race, including all three candidates on the ballot and write-in candidates.

The difference of 202,377 more votes cast than voters voting, together with the 31,547 over- and under-votes in the presidential race, adds up to an alarming discrepancy of 170,830 votes, which is more than twice the reported statewide difference between the two major candidates for President of the United States. On November 24, 2020, Boockvar certified election results, and Wolf issued a certificate of ascertainment of presidential electors, stating that Vice President Joe Biden received 80,555 more votes than President Donald Trump.

This comes from PA State Representative Russ Diamond. The state legislature did an investigation and compared county records against department of state records.

Boom.

As of today there are 9,011,495 registered voters in PA according to the DOS website.

How does that mesh with Rep. Diamond's info?

originally posted by: CriticalStinker
a reply to: carsforkids

What's the source on number of registered voters?

Because I just searched and can't find much... What's more is what I can find seems to be based off for polling.

Here you go:
www.dos.pa.gov...

I do not think that the information provided on the page goes to the argument that the State Rep is making. I think the core of the argument is that there is a discrepancy between the votes reported by the DoS and those tabulated by some kind of IT system they use to report results. That is if I’m interpreting correctly what the press realezas is saying.

a reply to: nataylor

Gateway Pundit I believe came up with the number.
But it's as legit as 240,000,000 if you ask me.
But it does beg the question where are the reliable
numbers doesn't it? Why aren't they common knowledge
affirmed? For those who pay attention?

originally posted by: carsforkids
a reply to: nataylor

Gateway Pundit I believe came up with the number.
But it's as legit as 240,000,000 if you ask me.
But it does beg the question where are the reliable
numbers doesn't it? Why aren't they common knowledge
affirmed? For those who pay attention?

Wisconsin issued a "correction" on its website after more votes were found in Milwaukee county than registered voters. They increased the registered voters by 48,000 at 3:00am that night, after the discovery was made.

So instead of a 115% turnout, the county now sits at a 93% turnout. Still high, but the corrupt judges will not force election officials to explain the 48,000 boost in registered voters.

originally posted by: nataylor

originally posted by: carsforkids
a reply to: links234

No it just depends on who you believe. Or if you have the sense to
figure 240 million registered voters is absurd. 330 million Americans
total. How many of those are even old enough to vote. I'd say less
than half.

The left can't make numbers lie so they just lie louder and more often.

You’re only off by about half. As of 2010, 74.3% of the population was 18 or over.

www.census.gov...

Firstly, that census data is from 10 years ago.

Second, you misread your own source:

2000 2010 2000 to 2010
18 years and over . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .209,128,094 74 .3 234,564,071 76 .0 25,435,97712 .2

Here is updated census data current as of last year:

According to that data source, the US population has actually aged in comparison to earlier years (a continuing trend), and we now stand at 77% (or 255,200,373) of the population > 18 years old.

Are you starting to comprehend the significance of claims that there are 240 mil. registered voters in the US as of '19-20?

My back of the napkin math says that would entail that 94.11% of eligible aged residents of the US are registered voters as of the last election?

Some salient questions...

How does that compare to /recent/ ratios of census years (2000, 2010) of registered voters to eligible aged voters?
What % of the census figures represent non-citizen residents that couldn't possibly (legally) be registered to vote?
What % of the census figures account for deceased voters, as of Nov 2020.
What % of the census figures account for /ineligible/ voters due to criminal record or in jail now

Personally I am highly skeptical that 94% (240 million) of > 18 year olds living in the US are registered to vote. That number seems impossibly inflated, just due to apathy alone, let alone the obvious deduction that some chunk of the 255mil of > 18 year olds are either ineligible to vote, or 6' under.

I am willing to be proven wrong by census data and official information from trustworthy sources of demographic data. I would be positively stunned (and quite honestly pretty impressed) if there are 240 mil. registered voters, give or take a few % margin, as we sit here now.

ETA: I also suspect, although am not sure, that people moving from one state to another, or even intra-state, are not going to be automatically registered voters either. So add to my salient questions, what % of US citizens moved in '19-20, and of that set, what % didn't yet register as a voter in their new municipality?

I am sure there are more factors/scenarios that I'm leaving out, possibly even skewing anticipated registered voter % higher, but right now, I'm only thinking about situations that would argue for lower than 94% voter registration efficiency.

I recognize Trump really galvanized a lot of people to register to vote, and quite a large number against him, but come on now. 94%??

What am I missing?

a reply to: carsforkids

If you don’t think the Census Bureau has reliable numbers, I don’t know what to tell you.

originally posted by: links234
a reply to: carsforkids

There are 240 million registered voters in America.

Stop using outdated data and you too can perform simple math.

There is only 248 million adults in the U.S. of that 5.2 million people are ineligible to vote due to felonies. That leaves us with 242.8 million eligible adults. You are saying that 98.8 percent of eligible adults are registered to vote? Somehow I don't believe you.

originally posted by: carewemust

Wisconsin issued a "correction" on its website after more votes were found in Milwaukee county than registered voters. They increased the registered voters by 48,000 at 3:00am that night, after the discovery was made.

So instead of a 115% turnout, the county now sits at a 93% turnout. Still high, but the corrupt judges will not force election officials to explain the 48,000 boost in registered voters.

According to the County Clerk, Milwaukee County had a turnout of 83.67%, not 93%.

county.milwaukee.gov...

a reply to: Bunch

My question was more aimed towards a comment implying there were more national votes than registered voters.

As per Pennsylvania, it needs to be investigated. If they have different numbers between state and third party (though I can't find much on PA SURE system) tabulations.

originally posted by: links234
a reply to: carsforkids

There are 240 million registered voters in America.

Stop using outdated data and you too can perform simple math.

In 2016 there were 157 million voters, ok. In four years, we have 83,000,000 MORE voters???? How is that even possible? In four years we have had a roughly 53% increase of voters? I don't believe it.

a reply to: Alien Abduct

But the number of disqualified voters should be more than just felonies:

* people that are counted in the census but NOT US citizens
* people that are now deceased
* people that have changed addresses since the last election but haven't re-registered at their new home

offset those 3 by the number of young people who have just recently 'aged' into the eligible voter group (> 18).

Any way you figure it, my math comes out near yours; there'd need to be high 90% registration efficiency of the eligible voting population to get to 240 mil registered voters.

I could be missing something simple, but that seems very much over what I would expect, even in 2020.