> a huge number of new voters have been added in the last 4 years, the majority of them are dem. literally every single statistic i've seen contradicts this. > in march 2021, registered democrats outnumbered republicans in pennsylvania by 630,000. on the eve of the 2024 election, that edge has been cut to 300,000. > the partisan identification of registered voters is now evenly split between the two major parties: 49% of registered voters are democrats or lean to the democratic party, and a nearly identical share  48%  are republicans or lean to the republican party. > four years ago, in the run-up to the 2020 election, democrats had a 5 percentage point advantage over the gop (51% vs. 46%). their 5% advantage has turned to a 1%, and if general trends indicate enthusiasm (and they probably do) republicans will have a much higher turnout than normal too. i spend like 20 minutes looking up party registration in a bunch of different ways to find out what you're talking about and yeah, it's actually the exact opposite of what you've said and overall democrat's numbers have imploded. > a limited number of voters! it's all about turnout, and everything so far indicates republican early-voters are low-frequency voters, this means it eats into election day results less.
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