On November 4, 2020, as several states continued to count votes in the U 2020S presidential, a rumor went viral on social media that Wisconsin had more votes (3,239,920 ) than registered voters (3129000) On Twitter, one user claimed that this was clear evidence of fraud:
Wisconsin did not count more votes than registered voters This tweet compares the 2020 vote count with the number of registered voters in 2018 When we take a look at the current total of registered voters in Wisconsin, we note that there is nothing fraudulent in the state statement
According to the Wisconsin Election Commission, « The state of Wisconsin had 3,684,726 active registered voters as of November 1, 2020 » It is not known where the number « 3,239,920 » in the above tweet came from. As of this writing, The New York Times reports that a total of « 3,296,836 » votes have been cast in Wisconsin. In both cases, the number of votes counted does not exceed the number of registered voters
According to United States Census Bureau data on « Voting and Registration in November 2018 Elections, » Wisconsin had 3,129,000 registered voters in 2018
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World News – United States – No, Wisconsin did not count more votes than registered voters in 2020
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