Uh... There are Somewhere Around 11 Million Votes Missing Folks

by Scott Creighton

According to all the polls, Kamala Harris was expected to win in the weeks leading up to the election. Especially in the last week. 

And yet, she lost and almost immediately conceded the 'election'

President Joe Biden came out of the Oval Office and told us to trust the 'election' process the next morning also saying we need to 'love our country' even as Donald Trump ushers in a slew of billionaires ready to privatize and rip-off the nation like looters in a blackout.

So I am looking at these numbers and they just don't add up. Best I can tell, there are about 11 million votes that somehow just disappeared. 

Seeing as how Trump won 74 million and Kamala received 70, if those were for her, that would have changed things entirely.

Granted fewer voters turned out this year than did in 2020, which is explained by Trump not living up to promises in 2016 and Harris being part of Genocide Joe's administration, but that doesn't explain the vast number of missing votes. 

Check it out: these are the most current numbers as of Nov. 9 2024 8am Sat.

 

 

Here are the numbers of total votes as of Weds. however they remain consistent thru Fri. as per the Independent report:

'As of 2 p.m. ET Wednesday, fewer people had turned out than four years ago—64.54 percent of the 245,741,673 eligible had cast ballots for a total of 158,549,000.

Despite warnings ahead of election night that it could take days to know the winner, Trump was declared the 47th president of the United States overnight Tuesday/early Wednesday.' Newsweek

'National turnout has been estimated at 64.5 per cent, with around 158 million ballots counted out of the 245 million eligible voters.' The Independent

As you can see above in the screenshot from the latest numbers provided by Google, Arizona had reported to 82% with Nevada at 96%. The remaining votes as of yet uncounted don't account for the discrepancy of votes. 

158,549,000 total ballots cast. This is the result:

• 74,264,010 Trump
• 70,356,521 Harris
• 685,149 Stein
• 664,793 RFK Jr.
• 601,140 Oliver
• 347,895 other
• 146,919,508 presidential votes recorded

So there's a problem. According to these numbers there are 11,629,492 presidential votes missing. Vanished. Gone.

Take a look at the most recent polling from 538 right before the election.

 

If you add the 11 million missing votes to Kamala's 70 million... does that new tally end up closer to those polling results than what we see in the official results? I think it does.

Also consider, there were slightly fewer voters (less turnout) this year than the record setting results from 2020, a year when Biden received 81.3 million votes compared to Trump's 74.2

Trump received about 200k fewer votes thus far this time around which makes sense considering how he let his fans down last time.

So what if we add the 11 million to Kamala's 70 million? 

We get about the same as what Biden received in 2020.

• 70,356,521 + 11,629,492 = 81,986,013 Harris
• 81,283,000 Biden 2020

So slightly more for Harris in 2024 than Biden in 2020 and slightly less for Trump in 2024 than he received in 2020.

Now some of this can be attributed to voters choosing to leave the presidential ballot choice box unchecked, that is true.

But 11.6 million? I doubt that very seriously and even if it were the case, I think with 11.6 million missing votes floating around out there somewhere, we might take the time to do a little investigation into this very odd development.

Let's say a million decided to abstain from that particular choice. That sounds about right. What then? Well, Harris gets slightly less than Biden while Trump gets slightly less than he did in 2020 which makes sense when you consider slightly fewer voters turned out in 2024 than did in 2020.

Those numbers would add up unlike the official count. Plus they would coincide with the recent polling numbers much better as well.

Something is amiss here folks. Can't be sure. Not an expert on such matters. And 2020 wasn't kosher in my opinion to start with.