There were 168 million registered voters in 2020.
There were 159 million votes cast in 2020.
That means that 95% of registered voters cast a ballot in 2020. If you took 20 registered voters, 19 of them voted.
Does that percentage seem impossibly high to anyone else?
Here's something else I discovered: I started researching voter turnout in 2020 and previous years. I just assumed that turnout as a percentage would be expressed as the percentage of registered voters that voted.
But ALL the sites I checked expressed voter turnout as the percentage of VAP (Voting Age People) who voted. Which is totally meaningless. That means there were 80 million VAP who didn't vote in 2020. They didn't vote cause they WEREN'T REGISTERED TO VOTE.
I suspect this is being done intentionally to decrease the voter turnout percentage.
Because if you express voter turnout accurately, as a percentage of registered voters, the real number is 95% turnout. And we all know 95% of registered voters didn't vote in 2020.
There were 159 million votes cast in 2020.
That means that 95% of registered voters cast a ballot in 2020. If you took 20 registered voters, 19 of them voted.
Does that percentage seem impossibly high to anyone else?
Here's something else I discovered: I started researching voter turnout in 2020 and previous years. I just assumed that turnout as a percentage would be expressed as the percentage of registered voters that voted.
But ALL the sites I checked expressed voter turnout as the percentage of VAP (Voting Age People) who voted. Which is totally meaningless. That means there were 80 million VAP who didn't vote in 2020. They didn't vote cause they WEREN'T REGISTERED TO VOTE.
I suspect this is being done intentionally to decrease the voter turnout percentage.
Because if you express voter turnout accurately, as a percentage of registered voters, the real number is 95% turnout. And we all know 95% of registered voters didn't vote in 2020.