Almost 40% (!) of Americans don't vote at all!

[thecoder]

Why Do So Few Americans Vote in Presidential Election and Will It Be Different in 2020?
https://sputniknews.com/analysis/20...al-election-and-will-it-be-different-in-2020/

In 2016, when Trump beat Hillary Clinton, the turnout was only 56 percent (of people of voting age)

See also what the chief of a pollster company says in "The Dan Bongino Show®":

 

[wrbtrader]

Why Do So Few Americans Vote in Presidential Election and Will It Be Different in 2020?
https://sputniknews.com/analysis/20...al-election-and-will-it-be-different-in-2020/

See also what the chief of a pollster company says in "The Dan Bongino Show®":

Some states have already shatter "early vote" records while other states predict 2020 early vote will greatly exceed 2016 early vote.

As for the entire voting that includes the vote on Nov 3rd and the mail in / absentee...its predicted there will be 150 million ballots representing about 65% of eligible voters.

That will still be the highest since 1908.4

Now imagine if the Russians, Chinese or Iranians were to hack into the U.S. election process and then present themselves as the other 35% that would not have voted...

Very problematic.

wrbtrader

 

[PintoFire]

I would say because that 40% of Americans are smart and know they are all a bunch of dishonest crooks.

 

[kmgilroy89]

I think the turnout will be larger, because more people have found they could vote by mail. Where I grew up nobody voted early so if you were busy on Election Day you didn’t vote.