If true, this would explain quite a lot of things about Texas and the midterms:
TEXAS ELECTION BOMBSHELL! 97 COUNTIES HAVE MORE VOTERS THAN ACTUAL ADULT CITIZENS!
I was a little curious as to why, for example, Grayson county (on the Red River) — which in the last election elected Trump with a ~85% majority — had suddenly swung Democrat.
Just to the south of Grayson, my own county — Collin — usually votes Republican (+/- 60%), and in the primary, went 60% for Paxton; yet in the latest midterms, went 56% Democrat in the U.S. House election, costing current Rep. Keith Self his seat, when (from memory) in the previous election he was re-elected with a 58% majority.
All very interesting, similar to Candidate Autopen’s 71 million “new” voters back in 2020. Let’s hope that this latest confusion can be un-entangled.
Census was done back in 2020, and a lot of people moved to Texas in the last six years?