If you mean 62% of the 225m (as in 70% registered but only 62% votes) its
139,500,000
We’re sitting at 154m votes, which means of all the people that registered to vote, only about 2% didn’t vote. I’ll go ahead and call bullshit on that.
There was a lot of advertising pushing voter turnout this year. Maybe they wanted to make the high turnout numbers seem plausible. The reality is millions of fraudulent votes and statistically improbable turnout.
Even in dictatorships that mandate "voting" and punish those that don't, the turnout still rarely if EVER goes above 95%. The US did NOT get 98% voter turnout in 2020.
If you mean 62% of the 70% it’s
97,650,000
If you mean 62% of the 225m (as in 70% registered but only 62% votes) its
139,500,000
We’re sitting at 154m votes, which means of all the people that registered to vote, only about 2% didn’t vote. I’ll go ahead and call bullshit on that.
There was a lot of advertising pushing voter turnout this year. Maybe they wanted to make the high turnout numbers seem plausible. The reality is millions of fraudulent votes and statistically improbable turnout.
Even in dictatorships that mandate "voting" and punish those that don't, the turnout still rarely if EVER goes above 95%. The US did NOT get 98% voter turnout in 2020.
"Vote rigging: How to spot the tell-tale signs" -- https://www.bbc.com/news/world-africa-37243190
I’d imagine higher voter turnout because they shoved it down our throats. But close to 100%?? Nope. Not a chance in hell.
95% and 100% are rookie numbers. 300% is what every banana republic should shoot for.