What 15 million extra voters created from and uber/lyft look like per state (Vanity)

10/30/2018 | self

[Democrats hate too much]

Lyft (Valerie Jarrett on the board of directors) and Uber are providing free rides to the polls in targeted areas paid for through Soros's "Democracy Fund". They say 15 million people did not vote in 2016 due to transportation.

I believe this may be what Soros, Valerie Jarret, Obama and the establishment may have been counting on when they seemed so confident about things a year or so ago.

Imagine 957,000 extra voters in Florida through uber and lyft.

If Uber/Lyft successfully targets voters in more pro-democrat areas then this may wipe out the extra RNC voter lead and more.

Just to give you an idea what 15 million voters for each state looks like, I made the below chart.

Potential Voters		2016 Population
1,822,500	California	39,250,017	12.15%
1,293,000	Texas	27,862,596	8.62%
957,000	Florida	20,612,439	6.38%
916,500	New York	19,745,289	6.11%
594,000	Illinois	12,801,539	3.96%
594,000	Pennsylvania	12,784,227	3.96%
538,500	Ohio	11,614,373	3.59%
478,500	Georgia	10,310,371	3.19%
471,000	North Carolina	10,146,788	3.14%
460,500	Michigan	9,928,300	3.07%
415,500	New Jersey	8,944,469	2.77%
390,000	Virginia	8,411,808	2.60%
339,000	Washington	7,288,000	2.26%
322,500	Arizona	6,931,071	2.15%
316,500	Massachusetts	6,811,779	2.11%
309,000	Tennessee	6,651,194	2.06%
307,500	Indiana	6,633,053	2.05%
283,500	Missouri	6,093,000	1.89%
279,000	Maryland	6,016,447	1.86%
268,500	Wisconsin	5,778,708	1.79%
258,000	Colorado	5,540,545	1.72%
256,500	Minnesota	5,519,952	1.71%
231,000	South Carolina	4,961,119	1.54%
226,500	Alabama	4,863,300	1.51%
217,500	Louisiana	4,681,666	1.45%
205,500	Kentucky	4,436,974	1.37%
190,500	Oregon	4,093,465	1.27%
181,500	Oklahoma	3,923,561	1.21%
166,500	Connecticut	3,576,452	1.11%
145,500	Iowa	3,134,693	0.97%
141,000	Utah	3,051,217	0.94%
139,500	Mississippi	2,988,726	0.93%
139,500	Arkansas	2,988,248	0.93%
136,500	Nevada	2,940,058	0.91%
135,000	Kansas	2,907,289	0.90%
96,000	New Mexico	2,081,015	0.64%
88,500	Nebraska	1,907,116	0.59%
85,500	West Virginia	1,831,102	0.57%
78,000	Idaho	1,683,140	0.52%
66,000	Hawaii	1,428,557	0.44%
61,500	New Hampshire	1,334,795	0.41%
61,500	Maine	1,331,479	0.41%
49,500	Rhode Island	1,056,426	0.33%
48,000	Montana	1,042,520	0.32%
45,000	Delaware	952,065	0.30%
40,500	South Dakota	865,454	0.27%
36,000	North Dakota	757,952	0.24%
34,500	Alaska	741,894	0.23%
31,500	District of Columbia	681,170	0.21%
28,500	Vermont	624,594	0.19%
27,000	Wyoming	585,501	0.18%

[Democrats hate too much]

Uber and Lyft are offering free rides to the polls on election day (Soros Funded)
Previous Free Republic Post: http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/3699829/posts
Article: https://www.fastcompany.com/90247113/uber-and-lyft-are-offering-free-rides-to-the-polls-on-election-day

Points made in artice:
*An estimated 15 million people were registered but didn’t vote in 2016 because of transportation issues
*Provide free rides or 50% off rides to the polls to those in underserved communities
*Partnering with nonprofit organizations "When We All Vote" and "Democracy Works"

Uber
"When We All Vote"
Michelle Obama's baby:
https://www.vox.com/2018/7/19/17590322/michelle-obama-when-we-all-vote

LYFT and Uber
"Democracy Works"
funded by the "Democracy Fund" which is Soros:
https://www.influencewatch.org/non-profit/democracy-fund/


Valerie Jarrett is on the Board for Lyft and they just took Obama administration's top transportation official 2 weeks ago:
https://www.cnn.com/2018/10/09/tech/lyft-anthony-foxx/index.html

[E. Pluribus Unum]

Sounds like collusion to meddle in an election to me.

[KarlInOhio]

I’m tempted to take one of their free rides just to keep a leftist from using it during that hour.

[KavMan]

15 million voters? So what is the breakdown between Democrats & Republicans??? lol

[Pearls Before Swine]

Do you have to declare how you are going to vote (or at least your party affiliation) to get a ride?

This opens some interesting questions. If it’s party preferential, then it’s an in-kind contribution to the effort, and should fall under FEC rules.

[Democrats hate too much]

"what is the breakdown between Democrats & Republicans"

-Lyft and Uber say they are only targeting undeserved areas. I think they are going to be selective.

[FrdmLvr]

Was thinking exactly the same thing.

[FrdmLvr]

Discrimination.

[Democrats hate too much]

"Do you have to declare how you are going to vote"

-It is partnered through Michelle Obama's "When We All Vote" that used the Lyft and Uber apps to register riders to vote. Actually, through that organization they should know how people registered if they did it through the app.

[Trumpnado2016]

Let us hope that there are millions of #Walkaway Democrats who need a ride.

[BTerclinger]

caltrops

[dhs12345]

And waste Soros’s money to boot.

[PGR88]

Easy solution - Republicans, just demand an uber/lyft ride to the polls.

Make Soros pay and keep drivers busy.

[RainMan]

Targeting voters in WA state would be a worthless gesture. We are now a 100% mail in ballot state. There are no poll stations here anymore.

[Democrats hate too much]

"Easy solution - Republicans, just demand an uber/lyft ride to the polls."

-Uber and Kyft say they are only doing it in selective areas (underserved areas).

[Paine in the Neck]

Someone try to get them to pick you up in a MAGA hat. Sue at the nuclear level if they won’t.

[Islander7]

-Lyft and Uber say they are only targeting undeserved areas. I think they are going to be selective.

Why wouldn't this be considered an in kind political contribution?

[SaveFerris]

[ Lyft and Uber ]

So, Lyft and Uber are going to pick up some Democrats. They have a lot of criminals. I’ll go ahead and predict there will be a story or two.....

[upchuck]

Imagine 957,000 extra voters in Florida through uber and lyft.

Sorry, I can't imagine that because the logistics are impossible.

Granted, uber and lyft may be able to increase the turn out for the RATS. But the impact will not even be close to that stated.

[throwback]

If you’re incapable of getting yourself to a poll, you’re probably incapable of calling Uber or Lyft. It’s like the voter ID requirement being too much of burden. The downside of having a voting base that is barely functional.