So let me get this straight. We are uncovering massive fraud in healthcare, welfare, and government entitlement programs across Democrat-run states — involving sums so astronomical, so staggering, they almost defy belief—fraud on a scale that raises profound questions about government oversight and accountability. And yet we are supposed to accept, without question, that the very same systems and officials overseeing this colossal fraud are somehow conducting elections that are perfectly clean, fair, honest, and legitimate?
For every 1,000 Trump votes in 2024… only ~850 stayed Republican in 2026. The other 150 landed on the Democrat side.
Same ratio. Every state. Senate and Governor. Red states, blue states — didn’t matter.
R² = 0.88. Drop any state and the multiplier barely moves.
That’s not a “swing.” That’s an algorithm.
The talking heads keep repeating the same explanation: “If Republicans had turned out, they could have won.”
Look at what that argument demands.
By the figures cited, Republican turnout relative to the preceding presidential election was the second highest on record for a midterm. That is hardly a base staying home. Republican crossover was also little changed: 6% in 2026 versus 5% in 2024. That does not describe a mass Republican defection.
The Democratic vote is the outlier that demands explanation. Blaming Republican turnout does nothing to explain it.
If the historical comparison holds—that no president’s party has ever matched its presidential vote total in the following midterms—then these commentators are faulting Republicans for failing to accomplish something unprecedented.
Their explanation amounts to this: Republicans should have made history to overcome the Democratic surge.
Then they present that extraordinary demand as an ordinary turnout problem. A claim repeated across every television panel is still a claim. Show the numbers. Explain the outlier.
Other interesting factoids:
Michigan Poll Worker Identified WiFi Signal from Foreign Device Before Polls Closed on Election Night https://t.co/XsgKZImVcQ
— Joe Hoft (@realJoeHoft) November 6, 2026
The winners:
Gulp.
Article posted with permission from Pamela Geller
