**regarding 2020
The mantra by the Trump campaign all year long has naturally been “too big to rig” – in other words, flood the ballots with so many Trump voters as to overcome even 2020-levels of fraud.
Of these methods, the most readily identifiable concern is the integrity of the voter rolls, and the high prospect –
now with at least 7.2 million illegals having flooded the country over just the past four years (an extremely conservative estimate, by the way, that discounts the potentially millions of more so-called ‘gotaways,’ undetected by border patrol) that ineligible voters might appear on these rolls in key battleground states.
Of particular concern is battleground states with Democratic Governors – a list that includes Pennsylvania (Gov. Josh Shapiro), arguably the most important (hence, ‘keystone’) state this cycle with its 19 electoral votes (EVs), Arizona (Gov. Katie Hobbs – 11 EVs), Wisconsin (Gov. Tony Evers – 10 EVs), Michigan (Gov. Gretchen Whitmer – 15 EVs), and North Carolina (Gov. Roy Cooper – 16 EVs).\
The logic to this is straightforward: even if just 1%, heck .01% of those 7.2 million illegals appeared on voter rolls, that would amount to
72,000 unlawful voters.
In 2020, President Trump “lost” Wisconsin, Georgia, and Arizona, totaling 37 electoral votes, by a measly 42,918 votes, according to CNN’s
tracker. A reversal of just those four states – totaling fewer than 43,000 votes – would have gotten the 45th President to 269 electoral votes, and hence an effective victory.
Add in Nevada, which he allegedly “lost” by a little over 33,000 votes, a total of 76,000 or so votes, and the President would have won the race outright.
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Paul Ingrassia
There’s much to be cautiously optimistic about down this homestretch of the campaign season, with President Trump’s poll numbers widening almost by the day now over Kamala Harris, whose manufactured honeymoon period now appears to be in the distant past.
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