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<description>Maybe somebody can explain this to me. What I have seen shows the number of Republican voters remained consistent with past elections going back several cycles. Slight increases and decreases here and there and the same holds true for democratic voters. If Christian voters stayed home in large numbers, as well as young men, there should have been a decrease in the number of Republican voters but the number of voters remained largely consistent. What we see is a sharp increase in democratic voters. 19+ million. Who are they&#x26;#x3E; Where did they come from? Christian voters staying home cannot explain...</description>
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