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"Voters" doesn't always mean "eligible voters". "Those who cast votes in the election under discussion" seems a reasonable sense of the term in this context.
by dllthomas 2y ago
"Voters" doesn't always mean "eligible voters". "Those who cast votes in the election under discussion" seems a reasonable sense of the term in this context.
You are correct that he got the plurality and not the majority of the popular vote.
- krapp 2y agoI wasn't referring to eligible voters, I was referring to the voters who cast votes in the election under discussion.
- dllthomas 2y agoIt is obviously not true that only 64% of voters who cast votes in the 2024 election cast votes in the 2024 election, so some meaning slipped here, somewhere.