[9YearLurker]

There should be a public record of everyone who cast a vote—though of course not which way they voted.

I have a hard time imagining seven million votes being disappeared and it not being found out.

A few hundred thousand in key states, however—that I could see.

My best guess is a share of the evangelical base staying home and orchestrated voter fraud on the part of the Dems in combination would solve the mystery.

[manc]

Look at my profile page as there are many cases which do not add up with these results.

We have a mickey mouse election system and no way of doing knowing if people shoudl vote, legal, illegals, vote twice

[DonnerT]

My best guess is a share of the evangelical base staying home and orchestrated voter fraud on the part of the Dems in combination would solve the mystery.

Maybe the rapture has already occurred and not as many of us were taken up as were expecting to be?

[JediJones]

There should be a public record of everyone who cast a vote—though of course not which way they voted.

I think that there is. There's a site that was storing everybody's voter registration and what elections they voted in and putting it online for OH, FL and PA. They seemed to stop updating the data in 2010 though. Their fine print said after 2000 this information was legally mandated to be stored by the states to prevent fraud.

http://politicalstrategies.com/