Clarifying a bit.
Since Wisconsin has same-day registration, it is highly unlikely that there could be less 'registered voters' than ballots cast. HOWEVER, recall that the Election Board authorized mailing ballots to 240,000+ people who were not necessarily living in Wisconsin--or living at all. So yes, there actually could be more ballots cast than 'registered voters' if 200,000++ registered voters left the State or now reside six feet under.
But there's something even more compelling.
The usual suspects: Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel Pravda and the wire services contend that the number of voters was eighty-nine percent of eligible voters.
Really? Wisconsin voter turnout:
1960 - 72.99% 1964 - 68.68% 1968 - 65.98% 1972 - 62.45% 1976 - 66.38%1980 - 67.35% 1984 - 63.43% 1988 - 61.00% 1992 - 68.99% 1996 - 58.00% 2000 - 67.01% 2004 - 73.24% 2008 - 69.20% 2012 - 70.14% 2016 - 67.34% 2020 is... 89.25%?
That is 5.5 standard deviations above the mean.
Impossible? No. Highly unlikely? Yes, yes, a thousand times yes.
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