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thanks! I clicked through to all of them, but I don't see how the 3.2 million number came to be. half of them talk about litigation, a few thousand records, and
by pas 2y ago
thanks! I clicked through to all of them, but I don't see how the 3.2 million number came to be. half of them talk about litigation, a few thousand records, and the largest number is 750 thousands, but there's no mention of how many people actually moved (or died) in North Carolina, so that number is at best some kind of upper bound.
it would be good to see the voter roll changes for each state compared to the margins of victory.
https://ballotpedia.org/Election_results,_2024:_Congressional_margin_of_victory_analysis https://ballotpedia.org/Election_results,_2024:_Congressiona...
- toss1 2y agoYes, getting hard data on voter purges is difficult; it's not like they are centrally reported. And, it happens over years and is distributed unevenly over precincts. And, when it is of questionable legitimacy, they work to hide it. The data on precinct-by-precinct voter roll delta vs margin of victory that you mentioned would indeed be very revealing.