[Presbyterian Reporter]

Here are the population numbers for Pennsylvania:

The population of Pennsylvania in 2019 was 12,801,989
The population of Pennsylvania in 2018 was 12,800,922
The population of Pennsylvania in 2017 was 12,787,641
The population of Pennsylvania in 2016 was 12,782,275

In 2016 Pennsylvania cast 5,897,174 votes

As of this morning FOX is reporting PA 5,256,260 total votes with 64% of the vote counted.

Something does not add up. If 36% of the votes remain uncounted, then the total PA vote in 2020 will be 8,212,906.

For a state with zero population growth in the past four years that does not seem realistic.

[mikelets456]

###For a state with zero population growth in the past four years that does not seem realistic####

PA GOP has signed up a record amount of NEW voters across every county in the state with the exception of Mont county. Outpacing Dems 3-1

[Alberta's Child]

As of this morning FOX is reporting PA 5,256,260 total votes with 64% of the vote counted. Something does not add up. If 36% of the votes remain uncounted, then the total PA vote in 2020 will be 8,212,906.

That's a good point. I wonder if the 5.256 million is the total number of ballots received to date (including counted and uncounted), and the 64% applies to THAT number? That would mean there were 600,000+ FEWER votes cast in PA in 2020 than in 2016 -- which is more realistic than a jump to 8.2+ million.

I think PA got applications for no more than 3 million mail-in ballots, so I'm thinking there's no way 5.2 million people in PA voted in person.