**Note to reader: This article suggesting voter fraud was never proven, as the election was certified for Joe Biden, president of the United States**

It wouldn’t be all that surprising to see the names of men killed in the Civil War on voter rolls in 2020. This is the year where anything is possible – just not in a good way.

What happened in Milwaukee on Election Day is bad news for our voting system. Something must be done.

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Seven City of Milwaukee voting wards reported more 2020 U.S. Presidential election votes than they had registered voters, according to an analysis of results and Secretary of State files.

Five of them are in the city’s eleventh aldermanic ward, on the city’s far Southwest Side.

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Vice President Joe Biden carried the five in 2020 with 3,768 votes to President Donald Trump’s 2,883— a margin of 885, or eight times what it was in 2016, when Trump earned 1,904 votes to Hillary Clinton’s 2,012.

The City of Milwaukee reported record turnout of 84 percent Tuesday; 243,144 of 288,833 registered city voters cast a ballot.

LOOK:

1) I am legitimately interested/confused by this. I checked, and the top number is indeed Wisconsin's active registered voter number as of Nov. 1. The bottom is approx. what has been counted. That is a (not feasible) 89% turnout. https://t.co/Meb8B9IH0f

— Kimberley Strassel (@KimStrassel) November 4, 2020

2) The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel is claiming a 71% state turnout. I'm not sure where it gets this, but that would make more sense, given even populous Milwaukee didn't exceed 83% turnout, and Dane lower. (Do math on what rest of state wud need to bump up state avg to 89)

— Kimberley Strassel (@KimStrassel) November 4, 2020

3) True, Wisconsin has same day voter registration. But to be at 71%, WI would have yesterday needed 900k same-day registrations. ( If I'm doing my math wrong–please tell me. 3,288,771 divided by 4,588,771 equals 71% . 4,588,771 minus 3,684,726 =900k)

— Kimberley Strassel (@KimStrassel) November 4, 2020

4) Is that possible/conceivable? That would be akin to increasing WI's registered voting population by up to 30%–in one day. It would also suggest that if those same-day registrations hadn't happened, WI would have had a ridiculously LOW turnout.

— Kimberley Strassel (@KimStrassel) November 4, 2020

5) I suppose it is possible WI's turnout was higher than 71% (again, not sure where MJS gets that). But that would be wild, given the state's own history and what we saw elsewhere yesterday. An even an 80% turnout would still require HUGE same-day registration.

— Kimberley Strassel (@KimStrassel) November 4, 2020

6)Surely a record/tally of those same-day registrations must exist. It would therefore seem a straightforward proposition to set the numbers/record straight?
Again, explain if I'm missing something. @WI_Elections

— Kimberley Strassel (@KimStrassel) November 4, 2020

7) So, more. I compared some vote totals to voter registration–by county. Nearly every county i've looked at so far–left and right–registered turnout of 89% or higher. (several at 93%) I suppose its possible–but still seems extraordinary.

— Kimberley Strassel (@KimStrassel) November 4, 2020

8) I think high voter turnout is great, and if WI truly did this, wow. I only question it because it is so strikingly at odds with any other state.

— Kimberley Strassel (@KimStrassel) November 4, 2020

9)One thing that makes more sense is if MSP number of 71% if referring to voting-eligible population (rather than registered voters). But still, wow–89% turnout of registered voters….

— Kimberley Strassel (@KimStrassel) November 4, 2020