Some Reports Say Wisconsin Has More Votes Than Registered Voters
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The key state of Wisconsin is reporting 3,239,920 votes were cast.
The problem? They only have 3,129,000 registered voters.
The Wisconsin Elections Commission reports the state has 3,684,726 voters as of November 1, a number significantly higher than the World Population Review.
In addition, Wisconsin found 138k absentee ballots at 4am that were 95% for Biden.
On Wednesday afternoon, the Trump campaign requested a standard recount after Biden was declared the winner of the Badger State by only 1%.
Overnight, President Trump spoke to supporters in what he jokingly referred to as “the latest news conference I’ve ever had.”
“I want to thank the American people for their tremendous support, millions and millions of people voted for us tonight. And a very sad group of people is trying to disenfranchise that group of people and we wonât stand for it. We will not stand for it…
I want to thank the first lady, my entire family, and Vice President Pence, Mrs. Pence for being with us all through this. And we were getting ready for a big celebration. We were winning everything and all of a sudden it was just called off. The results tonight have been phenomenal and we are getting ready⌠I mean, literally we were just all set to get outside and just celebrate something that was so beautiful, so good. Such a vote, such a success to citizens of this country have come out in record numbers. This is a record. Thereâs never been anything like it to support our incredible movement. We won states that we werenât expected to win. Florida, we didnât win it. We won it by a lot.
We won the great State of Ohio. We won Texas, we won Texas. We won Texas. We won Texas by 700,000 votes and they donât even include it in the tabulations. Itâs also clear that we have won Georgia. Weâre up by 2.5% or 117,000 votes with only 7% left. Theyâre never going to catch us. They canât catch us. Likewise weâve clearly won North Carolina. Where weâre up 1.4%. Weâre 77,000 votes with only approximately 5% left. They canât catch us. We also, if you look and you see Arizona, we have a lot of life in that. And somebody declared that it was a victory for⌠And maybe it will be. I mean, thatâs possible. But certainly there were a lot of votes out there that we could get because weâre now just coming into what they call Trump territory. I donât know what you call it. But these were friendly Trump voters. And that could be overturned…
Arizona…thereâs a possibility, maybe even a good possibility. In fact, since I saw that originally itâs been changed and the numbers have substantially come down just in a small amount of votes. So we want that obviously to stay in play. But most importantly, weâre winning Pennsylvania by a tremendous amount of votes.
Weâre up 600⌠Think of this. Think of this. Think of this. Weâre up 690,000 votes in Pennsylvania, 690,000. These arenât even close. This is not like, âOh, itâs closeâŚâ With 64% of the vote in, itâs going to be almost impossible to catch. And weâre coming into good Pennsylvania areas where they happen to like your president. I mean, itâs very good. So weâll probably expand that. Weâre winning Michigan, but Iâll tell you, I looked at the numbers. I said, âWow.â I looked, I said, âWow, thatâs a lot.â By almost 300,000 votes and 65% of the vote is in and weâre winning Wisconsin. And I said, âWell, we donât need all of them. We needâŚâ Because when you add Texas in, which wasnât added, I spoke with the really wonderful governor of Texas just a little while ago, Greg Abbott, he said, âCongratulations.â He called me to congratulate me on winning Texas.
I mean, we won Texas. I donât think they finished quite the tabulation, but thereâs no way. And it was almost complete, but he congratulated me. Then he said, âBy the way, whatâs going on? Iâve never seen anything like this.â Can I tell you what, nobody has. So we won by 107,000 votes with 81% of the vote. Thatâs Michigan. So when you take those three states in particular and you take all of the others, I mean, we have so many⌠We had such a big night. You just take a look at all of these states that weâve won tonight, and then you take a look at the kind of margins that weâve won it by, and all of a sudden, itâs not like weâre up 12 votes and we have 60% left. We won states. And all of a sudden I said, âWhat happened to the election? Itâs off.â And we have all these announcers saying what happened? And then they said, âOh.â
Because you know what happened? They knew they couldnât win so they said, âLetâs go to court.â And did I predict this, Newt? Did I say this? Iâve been saying this from the day I heard they were going to send out tens of millions of ballots. They said exactly, because either they were going to win or if they didnât win, theyâll take us to court. So Florida was a tremendous victory. 377,000 votes. Texas, as we said. Ohio, think of this. Ohio a tremendous state, a big state. I love Ohio. We won by 8.1%, 460,00âŚthink of this. Almost 500,000 votes. North Carolina, a big victory with North Carolina. So we won there. We lead by 76,000 votes with almost nothing left. And all of a sudden everything just stopped.
This is a fraud on the American public. This is an embarrassment to our country. We were getting ready to win this election. Frankly, we did win this election. We did win this election. So our goal now is to ensure the integrity for the good of this nation. This is a very big moment. This is a major fraud in our nation. We want the law to be used in a proper manner. So weâll be going to the US Supreme Court. We want all voting to stop. We donât want them to find any ballots at four oâclock in the morning and add them to the list. Okay? Itâs a very sad moment. To me this is a very sad moment and we will win this. And as far as Iâm concerned, we already have won it.”
Results are still up in the air on Wednesday evening, with some states projecting final results available as late as Friday.
This story was updated at 7:55pm on November 4.
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- Rebecca Horvath is an editor and writer for NRN. For nearly a decade, Horvath wrote a regular Community Voices column for the Johnson City Press, where she was known to ruffle a few feathers. In 2018, she began writing for the National Federation of Republican Women, interviewing and profiling candidates such as Sen. Martha McSally and Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith. Horvath also contributes to Net3d.home.blog.
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Not true for 2020 election – you’re using 2018 midterm election registration data. The State of Wisconsin had 3,684,726 active registered voters on November 1, 2020. (https://elections.wi.gov/node/7220)
Can You say Effing Fraud of an Election!!!?