Florida Preliminary Report finds Invented Ballots

 

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Florida 2024 Alarming Trends

 

Election Truth Alliance Uncovers Red Flags in Florida – Nathan Taylor on the The Mark Thompson Show

 

 

 

 

The 2022 Florida Gubernatorial election results were very suspicious. Democrats vote count in 2018 was 4,043,723 and in 2022 it was 3,105,469, a drop of almost 1 million votes. Hard to believe that many Democrats didn’t show up to vote.

 

It defies logic that a majority of Floridians voted to re-elected Ron DeSantis in 2022 after passing and attempting to pass some of the most harsh, restrictive laws in the United States, as shown in the list above.

It also deifies logic that Florida Amendment 4, Right to Abortion Initiative and Recreational Marijuana Amendment 3 didn’t pass in 2024. It’s well known that Florida Republicans didn’t want either of these to pass. Seems that what-ever Florida Republicans want, Florida Republicans get… lending credence that they’re rigging elections to maintain power no matter how the people vote, so they can cram their radical Right Wing Policies down Floridians throats

 

A poll from The Political Matrix/Listener Group showed Charlie Crist leading Florida Ron DeSantis in the gubernatorial race as of Sep 26, 2022.

 

As pointed out by the Tampa Bay Times, “Florida’s voter turnout for Democrats was an outlier compared to the rest of the country. Statewide, nearly two-thirds of registered Republicans showed up to the polls, compared to just half of registered Democrats” according to a Tampa Bay Times analysis.

 

The huge difference in Democrats’ vote count between 2018 of 4,043,723 and 2022 of 3,105,469 (a drop of almost a million votes) is remarkable.

There’s a total 4,970,554 registered Democrats in Florida and yet Charlie Crist only received 3,105,469 votes in 2022. When you subtract 3,105,469 who voted for Crist, minus the total 4,970,554 registered Democrats in Florida, the total comes to 1,865,085 who supposedly didn’t vote for Democrat Charlie Crist. On top of that is the 4,008,962 no Party Affiliation voters. It’s reasonable to assume some of them would have voted for Crist.

 

Per Florida voter stats, the total registered Florida Voters is 14,539,989. The total votes for all Florida Gubernatorial candidates (DeSantis, Crist, Gimenez and Roos) was 7,770,109. 14,539,989 registered voters – 7,770,109 who voted = 6,769,880 who didn’t vote. It’s hard to believe that many registered voters didn’t vote.

Democrats turning out across the United States in high numbers is why the “Red Wave” didn’t happen in 2022

 

Turnout Was a Big Problem for Democrats in Major Florida Counties

Only about half of the Democrats showed up for Tuesday’s election while around two-thirds of Republicans voted.

Per an article at nbcmiami.com, “Turnout Was a Big Problem for Democrats in Major Florida Counties”

“In Miami-Dade County, there are 135,229 more registered Democrats than Republicans, but more Republicans showed up: 61% of registered Republicans voted and only 46% of Democrat registered voters”.

“There are 106,299 more registered Democrats than Republicans in Palm Beach County. 55% of registered Democrats showed up and 66% of Republicans showed up”.

“There are 53,156 more registered Democrats than Republicans in Hillsborough County but only 39% of Democrats showed up and 44% of Republicans showed up to vote”.

As reported by the Miami Herald; “The state Republican Party of Florida changed the voter registration of hundreds of low-income voters to Republican without their consent“.  This proves Florida Republicans engaged in unethical activities to affect the 2022 election outcome.

 

 

 

She Won: Over 2 Million Votes Removed from Florida’s 2024 Election Results

A data-driven analysis of election night reporting, certified totals, and the unexplained loss of millions of votes.

Per the above article: “Over 2 Million Votes Removed from Florida’s 2024 Election Results”

While this investigation may appear data-dense, it simply tracks election totals across sources like the University of Florida Election Lab and election night reporting feeds, then compares them with certified county and state results.

Setting all data and Election Night reporting aside, please keep these points in mind:

• Election totals should not move backward; vote tabulation is an additive process.
• County, state, and national certified totals should match.

Numbers to remember:

• Certified early mail-in votes reported: 3,029,152
• Certified early in-person votes reported: 5,363,013
• Certified early mail-in and in-person votes total: 8,392,165
• Certified Election Day turnout total: 2,579,590
• Certified cumulative vote total: 11,004,209
• VP Harris certified early and Election Day totals: 4,683,038
• Trump certified early and Election Day totals: 6,110,125

Note: The University of Florida Election Lab is a widely cited, nonpartisan source for tracking early voting and turnout data in U.S. elections. Its datasets have been relied on for years by journalists, researchers, campaigns, and election officials to analyze near real-time voting patterns—particularly in high-stakes states like Florida—and are frequently used to validate turnout trends and early vote totals.

On the morning of Election Day, the University of Florida’s Election Lab reported that 9,137,249 early votes had been cast in the state of Florida for the 2024 General Election.

 

However, in the same view on the same webpage, the report also listed totals for mail ballots returned and in-person early votes that combined to only 8,288,885:

• In-Person Early Votes: 5,363,879
• Mail Ballots Returned: 2,925,006

The Total Early Votes of 9,137,249 results in a discrepancy of 848,364 votes within the University of Florida report itself.

Likewise, in the State of Florida’s official Early Vote Status Report, released nearly a month later on December 2, 2024, total early voting turnout (mail-in and in-person) was reported as 8,392,165.

9,137,249 – 8,392,165 = 745,084 missing votes between November 5, 2024, and December 2, 2024.

The state’s December 2 total of 8,392,165 is 103,280 higher than the University of Florida Election Lab’s combined early vote categories, yet still 745,084 fewer than its reported total of 9,137,249.

 

The Legalities

Under Florida law, all returns released by counties between 7:00 and 8:00 PM ET must reflect early votes only—mail-in and early in-person ballots. No Election Day votes are permitted to be reported before 8:00 PM.

Therefore, all Florida tallies reported before 8:00 PM reflect only early voting.

On Election Night at 7:53 PM ET, The New York Times—using data supplied by the AP VoteCast reporting service—was one of several outlets (including CNN and Orlando’s News 6) reporting early vote totals in Florida that exceeded the state’s official early voting turnout.

 

At 7:53 PM ET, The New York Times report was within the window restricted by state law, meaning that only early votes were being reported.

• Kamala Harris had received 4,021,649 early votes
• Donald Trump had received 4,990,405

Combined total: 9,012,054 early votes, with only 80% reporting.

Remember: the state certified total of early votes is 8,392,165, meaning the AP/NYT total is 619,889 higher than the certified total with another 20% unreported.

The below New York Times Election Night reporting states that the early votes for Harris and Trump, combined, totaled 9,012,054, which is 125,195 less than the University of Florida’s 9,137,249 total of early votes.

But it is 619,889 MORE than the state’s official report of early voting turnout.

 

Then add 329,383 additional early votes attributed to panhandle counties that reported their early vote totals between 8-8:30 PM ET

9,012,054 + 329,383 = 9,341,437 early votes in Florida, as reported by AP/NYT.

9,341,437 – 8,392,165 (state certified total): 949,272 more than the state certified total of early votes.

Further, if Harris earned 4,021,649 early votes, as reported by the AP/New York Times, then she would only be able to earn 661,389 “Election Day” votes to meet her state certified total of 4,683,038.

 

And yet, a review of county-certified results across Florida found that, in just 19 of the state’s 67 counties, Vice President Harris received 703,010 Election Day votes.

Adding those Election Day votes to the AP/NYT data brings her total to 4,724,659—already exceeding her state-certified total of 4,683,038.

There are 48 remaining counties to add to this number.

Note: The Department of State’s certified cumulative vote total is 11,004,209; however, data extracted on January 25, 2025, from all 67 counties shows a statewide turnout of 11,045,922.

11,045,922 – 11,004,209 = 41,713 missing votes between the county-certified totals and the state-certified total.

Based on these comparisons of county-certified results, the final certified state totals for VP Harris and candidate Trump cannot be reconciled with the Election Night reporting of early vote totals.

 

Edit: On the day of publication, the data on Wikipedia was altered to remove the 41,713-vote difference and make the totals match. Thankfully, we calculated the totals ourselves and preserved a screenshot of the previously reported total.

As shown in the above graph, additional news sources also reported early vote totals exceeding certified turnout:

• Edison data used by CNN showed 8,446,177 early votes
• Edison data used by Orlando News 6 reported 8,782,543
• The New York Times, using AP data, reported 9,012,054

Tracking the progression of votes on both the Edison data feed and the DDHQ data feed, the comparison reveals that the Edison data feed—used by CNN, MSNBC, ABC, CBS, and NBC—lost more than 2.6 million votes throughout the course of the evening.

Simple human errors—such as inputting an incorrect total—cannot explain multiple instances of tally decreases. In some cases, these decreases were witnessed on the very same broadcast; in others, they appeared across different livestreams drawing from the same data feed.

Media outlets all received election night reporting data from the same sources during the 2024 election. As members of the National Election Pool, they were provided “real-time” election data through a private firm, Edison Research (later acquired by SSRS in 2025). Two additional providers—Associated Press and Decision Desk HQ—also supplied election night data feeds to news organizations.

Because these outlets were receiving results from shared sources in real time, their reported totals should align closely. When one member of the National Election Pool shows a significant decrease in candidate totals at a later point in time, it should raise a red flag.

When tallies decrease repeatedly—and across multiple outlets—it suggests a systemic issue. Specifically, it indicates that the underlying data feeding these election night reporting systems was manipulated.

 

At 7:44 PM ET, CNN’s Edison reported a combined total of 8,446,177 votes, while Brian Tyler Cohen’s DDHQ feed showed 6,550,571—nearly 2 million fewer votes.

Again, keep in mind that voting is an additive process, and the Edison feed started the evening with nearly 2 million more votes than the DDHQ feed.

At 7:56 PM ET, the Edison feed total reduces from 8,782,543 to 7,721,344. Trump’s total dropped by 649,354 votes and VP Harris’s by 411,845 votes, for a loss of 1,061,199 votes.

 

Subsequent vote losses, at 8:41 PM ET and 8:57 PM ET in the Edison feed make the entire vote loss more than 2.6 million votes.

Over 2.6 million votes. Poof. Gone.

Adding the data in the Edison feed without subtracting any of the “losses” brings the cumulative total to 13,431,362 votes, versus the state certified total of 10,793,163 votes for VP Harris and candidate Trump.

13,431,362 – 10,793,163 = 2,638,199 votes removed from the Edison reporting system.

Based on this data progression, it is apparent that the system of record was manipulated after tabulation to produce artificial outcomes in the presidential race.