Would you mind showing me your math adding up the states' individual early in person votes cast ? 🙂

I just pasted the numbers from each NBC state page (for mail-in ballot requests, not early in-person) into WolframAlpha

Here's Florida, it's the 3529020 number in the screenshot

Now, did you actually ask NBC News to verify that the 65m number includes requests for early in-person votes? Because I don't see the point in continuing this if you're not gonna be serious

So to recap:

I don't understand what you're trying to say here

45 million early in person votes Plus 65 million mail in ballot requests according to your calculation. Equals 110 million votes When there were only 88 million total m i or e i p votes. Or else 22 million mail in ballots weren't counted.

Yes, you're right, that would leave about 22 million ballots requested but not returned. That seems high - but most of those are probably from states like California that mail a ballot to every registered voter. Some people didn't vote, others didn't return their ballot because they voted in person

...Or 24 million mail in and early in person votes too many, as I stated. Either way something is drastically wrong even before one sees Dr Steven J Miller's report.

The election was rigged just the way Trump said it would be, only in his favor.

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Yes, I did ask them. No link to whatever 'wolfram alpha' is ?

How did you ask them? What exactly did they say?

WolframAlpha is just a calculator. I took the number of mail-in ballots requested from the NBC News state election results pages (like the Florida one I linked earlier) and added them all together. It came out to exactly 65,700,497

That's the number on the national NBC News page. But that page says it's mail-in *and* early in-person ballots requested. So either the national page is wrong or the state pages are

It has been updated. No corrections. You have to be willfully ignoring that something is drastically wrong with both mail in and early in person voting to keep contending it is an error in a professional news organizations' math. Or you are trolling. If so, Ty, because I really want to know.

I'm not trolling. MAGA made a lot of similar claims in 2020 - including the one you linked to earlier - because they didn't understand the data they were looking at. I just don't want to make the same mistake