Micah Sepko

Texas did not produce 20 million new voters who cast ballots exclusively for Democrats. The state’s total population is not large enough to generate that volume of new eligible voters in a single cycle, let alone a group that voted 100 percent for one party. Normal registration growth, naturalization, and turnout shifts do not produce results of that size or uniformity. The numbers do not match population data, prior election baselines, or standard turnout models. When the claimed increase exceeds every available measure of eligible voters, the result cannot be explained by ordinary participation. The discrepancy is the record.