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WOW 🚨 Extremely In Depth Breakdown Of Data For All Newly Registered Voters With No ID & Only A Social Security Number Shows Something Shady During regular reporting the numbers were perfectly accurate, now with NEW INTERMITTENT reporting the numbers are off (It’s Intentional) “Back when Texas was reporting its numbers, everything checked out and totaled the way it should. But for some reason, on the dates where Texas was omitted, the totals are off.” ***(If you find this hard to follow while reading the text below, just watch the video so you can see it explained with the data sheets and numbers)*** “Appears the state of Texas has registered nearly 2 million new voters in the last 3 months of this year, who don't have a driver's license. Nearly a quarter million new voters are being registered in Texas every week. I just saw older millennials video pointing this out, and it's even more interesting than that. It turns out that these numbers represent a situation where the Social Security Administration was asked to verify an individual because they didn't have a driver's license. Only in situations where no driver's license exists should the states verify the last 4 digits of the new voter. Not only are the nearly quarter of a million new voters who are trying to register in the state of Texas being verified by the Social Security Administration, they're being verified because they're not presenting a driver's license. So if you dig into the data, like I did, you'll notice that Texas doesn't seem to report its numbers every week. And the state of Pennsylvania, which does seem to be reporting every week, has had over 50,000 new registrations every single week for the month of February. Or as I can't let these questions just linger out there. Like any good conspiracy theorist worth his salt, I downloaded the source data and started to understand it. I thought it was strange they presented a summary of all the data from 2,011 till present, like, of what value is that information. But there's no year to date. So the first thing I did was set off to create a year to date total for the 3 months that have already completed in this year. So the first thing I noticed that I thought was really weird as I was checking my data to make sure that it balanced out right like any good auditor would do: I noticed that back when Texas was reporting its numbers, everything checked out and totaled the way it should. But for some reason, on the dates where Texas was omitted, the totals are off. This leads me to believe that somewhere in those totals that are not represented in the chart, because the chart itself doesn't summarize correctly, like you see here, it would indicate to me that someone just simply deleted the information for Texas. And I would assume that this 700,000 year to date number includes at least mostly Texas. We need an answer. We need to know why in 3 months, millions and millions of people are registering to vote without a driver's license, and we need to know why the state of Texas is being omitted and why these numbers are not adding up. This data is only the summary of the first 3 months of this year. These totals are outrageous. We need some explanation.”