One of these things is not like the other....
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Litmus
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good stat, bro.
cawacko
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Not a rhetorical question, what percentage of the total vote has been counted?
Yakuda
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I just checked AP they show Harris at 68.1M and Trump at 72.8M. They didn't show anything about what % of the total votes that is.
gfm7175
Mega MAGA
To be fair to Harris, that isn't her final vote tally... She's currently up to 69M, and will likely end up with low 70s once the West Coast gets done slow-walking their tallies in order to cheat in down-ballot races... But the underlying point is VERY true... one of these things is NOT like the other....
After factoring in population/registration changes over the years, Harris getting into the low 70s as a final tally (say, 72M) would be slightly above a Hillary 2016 performance, which makes sense (given the current status of election fraud). Trump eventually ending up with 77M would be similar to an Obama 2008 performance (which also makes sense).
In any event, you're absolutely correct to notice that "one of these things is NOT like the other"... There are MILLIONS of "missing ballots" from the 2020 cycle, and it's not due to "low turnout" either (that's the lie being told to cover up the truth)..... Let's be honest, those "missing ballots" are the fraudulent ballots that were inserted into the system in order to install Joe Biden and steal the Presidency away from Donald Trump.
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gfm7175
Mega MAGA
Yes, Harris's 66M will (and has already been) rising since not all of the vote is in. This is where conservatives are "jumping the gun" to make a (still valid) point. The point is valid, but the difference isn't as great as the numbers that are being thrown around right now.
Harris will likely end up with around 71-72M ballots when all is said and done, STILL a far cry from Joe Biden's supposed 81M ballots back in 2020. Meanwhile, Trump is likely to end up with around 77M (maybe even 78M) ballots, which makes perfect sense and increases upon his 74M ballots from last time.
There's no way in hell that many millions of Democrats showed up in 2020 but decided not to show up in 2024... It was still Trump and his "threat to Democracy" and "Hitler reincarnated" and etc etc... Nothing changed except for the millions of fraudulent ballots that didn't make it into the system this time around. Don't get me wrong, it STILL happened... just not to the extent that it did in 2020.
gfm7175
Mega MAGA
Most of the uncounted votes are coming in from the West Coast... and there's still plenty in Arizona yet. I expect each candidate to get about 4M more ballots than you quoted above.
Yakuda
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Yeah each total is likely to increase but the outcome is likely to be exactly the same. A grand slam for Republicans and trump.