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今日情報速問。不用選範圍,直接問今天值得看什麼。

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More Registered Voters than Citizen Voting-Age Population (CVAP) in multiple states exceeding 100%. The numbers can vary depending on State records, and Census Bureau records, etc. Here are examples: Arizona: Apache County: 112.0% Santa Cruz County: 106.5% Texas: Blanco County: 103.1% Borden County: 103.5% Collin County: 104% Denton County: 102% Fort Bend County: 104.1% Montgomery County: 107.6% Oregon: Columbia: 101.1% Crook: 104.4% Deschutes: 101.4% Douglas: 100.3% Hood River: 101.0% Josephine: 102.2% Michigan: Alcona: 101.6% Antrim: 103.7% Benzie: 102.0% Charlevoix: 100.3% Crawford: 101.2% Colorado: Archuleta: 105.1% Baca: 100.9% Costilla: 105.7% Custer: 104.5% Douglas: 104.7% Virginia: Accomack County: 101.0% New Mexico: Los Alamos: 100.6% Mora: 110.3% Utah: Daggett County: 106.7% Kansas: Bourbon County: 105.9% Cherokee County: 103.4% Clark County: 103.6% Mississippi: Benton County: 106.3% Covington County: 105.0% Louisiana (parishes): Cameron Parish: 106.0% Missouri: Bollinger County: 100.7% Maryland: Charles County: 105.7% Frederick County: 102.6% Howard County: 104.8% Montgomery County: 102.9% Queen Anne’s County: 105.5% Nebraska: Blaine County: 101.5% Kentucky: Carlisle County: 101.1% This is just a short list. So there seems to be more registered voters than the voting-age population. https://t.me/TheIntelSCIF