Oh so you disagree, but are just too lazy to get data to support your counter argument.
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I dont mind being wrong, but hilarious you want me to provide you with figures to prove your argument for you.
Lol
What a poorly constructed dumb argument.
Biden didnt run in 2016 so didn't get any increase.
Of course a global pandemic is going to mobilise people to vote.
Globally election turnouts were higher during the pandemic.
Higher turnouts in the US favour the Democrats historically. Globally higher turnout outs favour the left historical.
Who could possibly imagine a president who was widely panned for his covid response wouldn't win the election during a pandemic.
A president who recommended drinking bleach.
If it was election fraud why not do it again in 2024?
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How about a wager?
The dems as a voting block increased in 2016. And still no data for your weak assumptions
Voter turnout in this year’s presidential election is expected to be close to the record high set in 2020, according to a Washington Post analysis of data from the Associated Press and the University of Florida Election Lab.
A pay walled article isn't data.
I'm looking at the literally government data.
2024 was the 8th highest turnout % of any election. 2020 was 2nd.
Just enjoying dunces think you're statisticians when you're closer to cookers.
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Speaking of poorly constructed arguments...
Trump Didn't Tell People to 'Inject Bleach' for COVID-19. But Here's What He Did Say
Trump's confusing remarks near the start of the coronavirus pandemic were revived during the 2024 presidential campaign.
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I am talking about the difference in 2020 vs the other years, $120k - 130k'ish vs 155k. The anomaly is 2020 vs the other years, what are you talking about?Do you want a wager the voter turnout difference is much closer to 5% than 20?
$500? (don't be likeMrFrankWhite who pussies out on bets)
Told you guys to stay in civics, but no too busy crying about people
All this shows is that Trump stole the election by making sure 25,000,000 democrats votes weren’t counted this time
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$120k?
And I needed to stay in school c?
Voter turn out in 2020 62.8%
2024 57.8%
2016 54.8%
1996 49%
1960 62.8%
Is that election fraud?
Its not paywalled...
While turnout in this election won’t surpass the record reached in 2020, it will be the second-highest in the past century, above other modern high marks, including in 2008, when Barack Obama defeated John McCain and 1960, when John F. Kennedy defeated Richard M. Nixon.
huh?
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2024 65%
2020 67%
2016 60%
2012 59%
2008 62%
2004 60%
2020 67%
2016 60%
2012 59%
2008 62%
2004 60%
Do you know those figures massively contradict the cooker stats you posted earlier?
And you know what VAP are VEP is? Obviously not...
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I wasn't claiming election fraud, that's your interpretation of the data. All I am saying is that there is a change that looks statistically significant. Could be anything , more people voted because they cared more, population growth due to immigration policy, any number of reasons.
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Number of Americans looking to live abroad jumps by 1,500% after Trump wins election
Story by Kelly RissmanDonald Trump may have a different immigration talking point since becoming the president-elect: Americans wanting to move abroad.
As emotions ran high after Trump won the presidential election on Wednesday morning, the number of Google searches to leave the country increased by 1514 per cent, according to VisaGuide.World.
From Election Day through November 6, search traffic for “immigration” related pages on its site grew by 338 per cent, as disgruntled Americans looked up where they had the best shot of moving to, the website said.
Pages with information about relocating to specific countries also gained traction. Norway was the most popular of those pages, followed by the UK, Ireland and Costa Rica.
Germany-Visa.org also saw a 336 per cent uptick in traffic for pages related to immigration, with particular interest in the country’s Opportunity Card — a residence permit that allows anyone from a country outside of the European Union to live in Germany for up to one year to find a job.
Google searches in the US for migration topics are roughly 15 times higher this week compared to the week before the presidential election.
“Moving to New Zealand from the US” was the most-searched term, with searches for the phrase up 76 times from before Trump’s victory. Similarly, “moving to Germany from the US” was 42 times more searched this last week, and searches for “Moving to the Netherlands” was searched 32 times more, the site found.
Americans most frequently searched for information about relocating to Canada, Australia, New Zealand and the UK.
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It's economic, I don't think this has much to do with gender or race. Exit polling pointed to economic conditions worsening for most people.
The Dems have offered very little to working people. No campaigning for healthcare or wages - the Dems tried to capture the no-trump republican vote, which failed miserably.
Progressive ballot initiatives, like minimum wage increases and abortion rights passed pretty convincingly in red states where Trump did well like Alaska, Montana, Arizona, and Missouri.
