• JuneFall [none/use name]
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    4 years ago

    56k votes for Jo, 15k difference between D and R, means that a 63% 37% voting pattern would've made the difference in assumption of total transference. More likely is that a few people would've been non voters. If we add that to consideration the voting pattern would've to be something even more skewed, like 70% to 30%. That is not to be expected with the makeup of the voting population for the actual voting block (e.g. not the non-voting block).

    More easily to win Michigan would've been driving out the vote in general and targeting non-voters. This wasn't done for reasons this board talked more often about. Though this election the voting participation was comparably high.