(11-04-2020, 03:14 PM)hb1148 Wrote:

(11-04-2020, 03:06 PM)p_rushing Wrote: Here is the issue. The registered voters has non-active voters that are no longer alive, in the state, etc. That vote total is too high for the eligible voters, remember that democrats don't want to prune the voter rolls.

What is your source that the registered voter count contains non-active voters? According to the Wisconsin Elections Commission, the state has 3.6 million active registered voters. Actually, 3,684,726 to be exact. 

https://elections.wi.gov/node/7220

It is the case in all states. I was still on the Florida rolls even though I moved, changed my license, registered in new state, and notified the state to remove me because they kept sending sample and absentee voting ballots. I was finally removed after a few years. There is no real active vs inactive counts unless you do the analysis yourself. There are lawsuits about cleaning the voter rolls in most states and the dems are fighting it because it removes the amount of votes they can find.

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