Kent county (grand rapids)—low voter turnout

By Grand Rapids Anonymous
wednesday, november 6, 2024 at 10:39:00 a.m. est

Kent county (grand rapids)—low voter turnout

GRA: I was right about that, as I posted my observation on saturday. Does this mean that blacks didn’t come out to vote for harris because she was a prosecutor?

[N.S.: Maybe so, but they also didn’t turn out for Hillary Rodham Clinton in 2016. When the democrat party chooses a woman to be their standard-bearer, they always choose a completely uninspiring candidate, and seek to push her through via guilting White voters. ‘Why are you against a woman winning?’ ‘Why are you against electing a “woman of color”?’ (feminazis have been guilting White men since at least the 1970s.) feminazis have never had facts on their side. And when a woman wins the presidency, she'll probably be a tough, inspiring, Maggie Thatcher type, instead of a leftwing bureaucrat. That’s why I saw through fake pollster Ann Selzer, when she lied and said that iowa was going for Kamala Harris. Ann Selzer (remember that name!) insisted that female iowa voters were so supportive of a woman’s right to kill her unborn child, that they were going to give the state to Harris. Selzer’s claim was a transparent lie, because most women outside of new york don’t talk that way, especially in iowa, which in recent years has been a gop stronghold.

Now that all sorts of media figures insisted that Selzer was very reliable pollster, we have to look up her supporters, who also lied. Apparently, Selzer and her supporters were hoping to create a self-fulling prophecy, whereby supporters of the President were discouraged out of voting.]

“grand rapids, mich. (wood) — as county clerks around the state wrap up election day work, all of the precincts in Kent county are reporting their results.

“inside woodtv.com: election results

“Kent county clerk Lisa Posthumus Lyons said the turnout in the county for the 2024 election was 68.8 percent, the lowest since the 2012 presidential election. the 2020 election had the highest turnout at 72.5 percent, while the 2016 was 69 percent.

[N.S.: That’s her real name, and not a joke.]

“(the turnouts are) all kind of within a small margin. But I was admittedly a little surprised that the turnout was lower,” said Posthumus Lyons.

“early voting seems to shorten lines in west michigan on election day “this year was the first presidential election when in-person early voting was available to michigan voters. Posthumus Lyons said a third of Kent county voters used in-person early voting.

“It clearly did not have an effect on overall turnout, but it’s definitely something that our voters appreciate and want to use that method,” said Posthumus Lyons. “We know that it is a popular method and people are going to continue to use that.”

--GRA